Formula 1 🌳teams’ tyre selections for u🐲pcoming races in Belgium and Italy have been released by Pirelli. 

The Italian tyre manufacturer is bringing the Medium, Soft💫 and Supersoft compounds to both rounds, with world championship protagonists Mercedes and Ferrari differing in their picks. 

For the Belgian Grand Prix, championship leader Lewis Hamilton and teammate V⛦altteri Bottas will bot🀅h take three sets of Mediums, four sets of Softs and six sets of Supersofts. 

Ferrari’s tyre choices differs slightly between its drivers, with Sebastian Vettel favouring an extra set of Mediums compared to Kimi Raikkonen, who will have just a single set of the hardest tyre on🍨 offer available to him, though the Finn will have five sets of Softs to Vettel’s fꦦour.

As has become a tಞheme of this season, the Scuderia has chosen more sets of Pirelli’s softest available tyre compared t🗹o Mercedes. 

For the next round in Monza the following weekend, Ferrari has once again loaded up on Supersofts compared to Mercedes, with both sets of drivers differing slightly in the amount of Medium and Soft tyres they have opted for. 

🌠Similar to Mercedes, Red Bull has picked fewer sets of Pirelli’s red-marked Supersofts, with both its dri🔴vers favouring harder compounds. 

Once again McLaren has taken a dif🌼ferent route to its rivals, though its choices for Italy are far less dramatic than its Belgian GP selection, with both drivers going for two sets of Mediums, four sets of Softs and just seven sets of Supersofts. 

Back to back orders! sets are out!

— Pirelli Motorsport (@pirellisport)