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Tyre strategies - European GP

The 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 European Grand Prix, as recorded by Bridgestone:

Team                         Tyre choice by stint

Ferrari

Kimi Raikkonen               Soft         Soft          Super Soft   DNF
Felipe Massa                 Soft         Soft          Super Soft

BMW Sauber

Nick Heidfeld                Soft         Soft          Super Soft
Robert Kubica                Soft         Soft          Super Soft

Renault

Fernando Alonso              Soft         DNF
Nelson Piquet                Soft         Super Soft

Williams

Nico Rosberg                 Super Soft   Soft          Soft
Kazuki Nakajima              Soft         Super Soft    Super Soft

Red Bull Racing

David Coulthard              Soft         Soft          Super Soft
Mark Webber                  Soft         Super Soft

Toyota

Jarno Trulli                 Soft         Soft          Super Soft
Timo Glock                   Soft         Super Soft

Scuderia Toro Rosso

Sebastien Bourdais           Soft         Soft          Super Soft
Sebastian Vettel             Soft         Soft          Super Soft

Honda

Jenson Button                Soft         Super Soft
Rubens Barrichello           Soft         Super Soft

Force India

Adrian Sutil                 Soft         Super Soft    Super Soft   DNF
Giancarlo Fisichella         Soft         Super Soft

McLaren

Lewis Hamilton               Soft         Soft          Super Soft
Heikki Kovalainen            Soft         Soft          Super Soft
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