Tyre strategies - British 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 British Grand Prix, as recorded by Bridgestone:
Renault Tyre choice by stint
Giancarlo Fisichella Hard - Hard - Medium
Heikki Kovalainen Hard - Hard - Medium
Ferrari
Felipe Massa Medium - Medium - Hard
Kimi Raikkonen Medium - Medium - Hard
McLaren
Fernando Alonso Hard - Medium - Hard
Lewis Hamilton Hard - Hard - Medium
Honda Racing
Jenson Button Medium - Hard
Rubens Barrichello Medium - Hard
BMW Sauber
Nick Heidfeld Hard - Hard - Medium
Robert Kubica Hard - Hard - Medium
Toyota
Ralf Schumacher Hard - Medium - DNF
Jarno Trulli Hard - Hard - Medium - DNF
Red Bull Racing
David Coulthard Hard - Hard - Medium
Mark Webber Hard - DNF
Williams
Nico Rosberg Medium - Medium - Hard
Alex Wurz Medium - Medium - Hard
Toro Rosso
Vitantonio Liuzzi Hard - Hard - Medium
Scott Speed Hard - Hard - DNF
Spyker
Christijan Albers Hard - Medium - Medium
Adrian Sutil Hard - DNF
Super Aguri
Takuma Sato Hard - Medium - Medium
Anthony Davidson Hard - Medium - DNF
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