Tyre strategies - British GP
The Formula 1 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:
Team Pos. Tyre choice by stint Ferrari Felipe Massa 4th Soft Soft Hard Kimi Raikkonen 8th Soft Soft Hard McLaren Lewis Hamilton 16th Soft Soft Hard Heikki Kovalainen DNF Soft Hard Hard BMW Sauber Robert Kubica 13th Hard Soft Soft Nick Heidfeld 15th Soft Hard Soft Renault Fernando Alonso 14th Hard Hard Soft Nelson Piquet 12th Hard Soft Toyota Jarno Trulli 7th Soft Soft Hard Timo Glock 9th Soft Soft Hard
Scuderia Toro Rosso Sebastien Bourdais DNF Soft Soft Hard Sebastien Buemi 18th Hard Soft Soft Red Bull Racing Mark Webber 2nd Soft Soft Hard Sebastian Vettel 1st Soft Soft Hard Williams Nico Rosberg 5th Hard Hard Soft Kazuki Nakajima 11th Hard Hard Soft Force India Adrian Sutil 17th Hard Soft Giancarlo Fisichella 10th Soft Soft Hard Brawn GP Jenson Button 6th Soft Hard Soft Rubens Barrichello 3rd Soft Hard Soft
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