Tyre strategies - German 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 Germanh Grand Prix, as recorded by Bridgestone:
Team Tyre choice by stint Scuderia Ferrari Felipe Massa Super Soft Super Soft Medium Kimi Raikkonen Super Soft Super Soft McLaren Lewis Hamilton Super Soft Medium Super Soft Heikki Kovalainen Super soft Medium Medium BMW Sauber Robert Kubica Super Soft Medium Super Soft Nick Heidfeld Super Soft Super Soft Medium Renault Fernando Alonso Super Soft Medium Medium Nelson Piquet Medium Medium Super Soft Toyota Jarno Trulli Super Soft Super Soft Medium Super Soft Timo Glock Medium Super Soft Scuderia Toro Rosso Sebastien Bourdais Medium Sebastien Buemi Super Soft Super Soft Medium Red Bull Racing Mark Webber Super Soft Super Soft Medium Medium Sebastian Vettel Super Soft Medium Super Soft Williams Nico Rosberg Medium Medium Super Soft Kazuki Nakajima Medium Medium Super Soft Force India
Adrian Sutil Medium Medium Medium Super Soft Giancarlo Fisichella Super Soft Super Soft Medium Brawn Jenson Button Super Soft Super Soft Medium Super Soft Rubens Barrichello Super Soft Super Soft Medium Medium
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