Tyre strategies - Monaco GP
The 2007 Formula One regulations state drivers must use both types of tyre compounds during every race
Below is the order in which each driver used his tyre compounds in the Monaco Grand Prix, as recorded by Bridgestone:
Renault Tyre choice by stint Giancarlo Fisichella Soft - soft - super soft Heikki Kovalainen Soft - super soft Ferrari Felipe Massa Soft - super soft - super soft Kimi Raikkonen Soft - super soft McLaren Fernando Alonso Soft - soft - super soft Lewis Hamilton Soft - soft - super soft Honda Jenson Button Soft - soft - super soft Rubens Barrichello Soft - soft - super soft BMW Sauber Nick Heidfeld Super soft - soft Robert Kubica Soft - super soft Toyota Ralf Schumacher Soft - super soft Jarno Trulli Soft - super soft Red Bull Racing David Coulthard Soft - super soft Mark Webber Soft - DNF Williams Nico Rosberg Soft - soft - super soft Alex Wurz Soft - super soft Toro Rosso Vitantonio Liuzzi Soft - DNF Scott Speed Soft - super soft Spyker Christijan Albers Super soft - soft - soft - DNF Adrian Sutil Soft - super soft - DNF Super Aguri Takuma Sato Super soft - soft - super soft Anthony Davidson Soft - super soft
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