Just five Formula 1 drivers have opted for more than one set of the new Pirelli hard tyres for the British Grand Prix weekend, while🐓 Max Verstappen has picked the fewest sets of soft tyres.

With Silౠverstone traditionally seen as the toughest circuit on tyres on the F1 race calendar, Pirelli has selected for its hardest compound options having announced the new-for-2018 super-ha🐟rd won’t be used this year.

With the hard compound likely ไto have i✨ts only outing of the year at the British Grand Prix the blue-banded tyre has been picked sparingly by all F1 drivers with only Mercedes’s Valtteri Bottas, Red Bull duo Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen, Williams’s Sergey Sirotkin and Renault’s Nico Hulkenberg picking two sets of hards with the rest of the grid taking the minimum of one set.

Verstappen has selected the fewest of the yello📖w-banded soft tyres with seven wit💝h all of his front-running rivals selecting eight sets of softs.

Ferrari, McLaren, Lewis H༺amilton and Verstappen have opted for the most medium compound tyres with four sets each while Hulkenberg heads to Silverstone with just a s👍ingle set of mediums.

The British 🍰Grand Prix completes the triple-header of F1 races following on from the French and Austrian rounds and hosts round 10 of the 2018 F1 world championship.

Hamilton has secured four consecutive victories at his home race and drew level with J🃏im Clark and Alain Prost for most career wins at the British event on five wins each. Therefore, Hamilton has the opportunity to continue his winning run w♛hile creating history to take the outright record for most career wins at the British F1 round.

The Britis🥂h Grand Prix takes place at Silverstone on Juꦗly 6-8.

Yell💜ow, White and a bit of Ice Blue. Time to unveil the orders placed for the !

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