Pirelli - grand prix formule 1 Ruska 2015
Pirelli | 9.10.15 | Pneu Pirelli F1
Pirelli F1
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FP1: |
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FP2: |
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1.Hulkemberg |
1m44.355s |
Soft new |
1.Massa |
2m00.458s |
Wet used |
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2.Rosberg |
1m44.407s |
Soft new |
2.Vettel |
2m00.659s |
Wet used |
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3.Vettel |
1m44.986s |
Soft new |
3.Bottas |
2m00.688s |
Wet used |
Tyre statistics of the day:
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Supersoft |
Soft |
Intermediate |
Wet |
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kms driven * |
0 |
1071 |
298 |
473 |
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sets used overall ** |
0 |
20 |
18 |
14 |
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highest number of laps ** |
0 |
15 |
8 |
12 |
* The above number gives the total
amount of kilometres driven in FP1 and FP2 today, all drivers combined.
** Per compound, all drivers
combined.
Pirelli fact of the day:
The original Russian Grand Prix was actually held 102 years ago, in St Petersburg, won by local man Georgy Suvorin in a Benz. The race was run again the following year, this time won by German driver Willy Scholl in another Benz. The first project for a modern grand prix in Russia was launched in the 1980s under the title of ‘The Grand Prix of the Soviet Union’, planned for a circuit near Moscow, but this never came to fruition – until the current Russian Grand Prix was inaugurated in 2014 in the Sochi Olympic Park.
