Formula One’s tyre supplier Pirelli expects drivers to pursue a one-stop strategy in today’s Hungarian Grand Prix given the Hungaroring’s tight and twisty nature which puts overtaking at a premium. F1Techncical's Balázs Szabó analyses the strategy options for the Budapest race. Following last weekend’s French Grand Prix, the Milan-based tyre company has brought the C2, C3 and C4 tyres for the second race weekend in a row. The 4.3km Hungaroring is weird track as it is reminiscent of a street course despite being a purpose-built race circuit. Due to this nature, good mechanical grip and aerodynamic balance are accented around the twisty layout of the track. There is hardly any long...
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