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Pirelli eyes two stops in Monaco

The pit stop drama from Barcelona is unlikely to be repeated at the Monaco Grand Prix this weekend. Pirelli copped a lot of flak in the wake of the Spanish GP where cars stopped on average four times, and they initially revealed they would revert back to last year's tyres later in the season only for the FIA to reject the proposal. The drama of Spain, though, won't be replicated on the streets of Monte Carlo as Pirelli believes drivers will average two stops in the race. "In Monaco we'd expect an average of two pit stops per car, because in complete contrast to the last race at Barcelona, Monaco has very low tyre wear and degradation," Pirelli Motorsport Director Paul Hembery...
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