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Teams win tyre pressure argument with Pirelli

Teams win tyre pressure argument with Pirelli Posted On 04 Sep 2015 By : thisisf1 Comment: 0 Facebook0 Twitter0 Google+0 Pinterest0 Teams win tyre pressure argument with Pirelli F1 teams have won an argument with Pirelli over tyre pressures at Monza. After the blowout saga of Spa-Francorchamps, F1's official supplier informed teams on Thursday that they wanted an increase of 5 PSI in pressure for the similarly high-speed Monza. Lewis Hamilton predicted that would be a 'disaster'. 'I hope they don't put 5 PSI more,' he said. 'A couple is ok.' An unnamed team engineer told Germany's Auto Motor und Sport: 'If the cause for the Vettel blow was a puncture, then putting up the pressures is not...
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