The Monaco Grand Prix is the most prestigious race on the calendar, where the P Zero Red supersoft makes its debut this year, alongside the P Zero Yellow soft. The supersoft compound offers the most grip and performance of Pirelli’s entire F1 entire range, with a brand new compound for 2015. This is a low working range tyre, with a rapid warm-up ideally suited to the sinuous streets. Pirelli enjoys an important historical connection with Monaco too. The very first world championship Monaco Grand Prix, held in 1950, was won by the great Juan Manuel Fangio in a Pirelli-equipped Alfa Romeo. Fangio’s last Monaco victory in 1957 (which occurred 68 years ago this week) was also achieved on...
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