Event: Spanish Grand Prix
Track: Catalunya Circuit

2017 Spanish Grand Prix Tyre Compounds

Pirelli brings the three hardest compounds in the Formula 1 range for the first time this year: P Zero Orange hard, P Zero White medium, and P Zero Yellow soft. This is to cope with the notoriously high demands put on the tyres at the Circuit de Catalunya: caused not only by the famous long and fast corners, but also by the abrasive surface and likelihood of warm weather. As a regular testing venue, including two sessions earlier this year, Barcelona is the track that the teams probably know best – but a lot has changed since the last visit, just over two months ago…

 

Starting Grid 2017 Spanish F1 GP

F1 Grid 2017 Spanish Grand Prix

PosNoDriverTeamLap Time1st Gap
144Lewis HamiltonMercedes1:19,149
25Sebastian VettelFerrari1:19,2000,051
377Valtteri BottasMercedes1:19,3730,224
47Kimi RäikkönenFerrari1:19,4390,290
533Max VerstappenRed Bull1:19,7060,557
63Daniel RicciardoRed Bull1:20,1751,026
714Fernando AlonsoMcLaren1:21,0481,899
811Sergio PérezForce India1:21,0701,921
919Felipe MassaWilliams1:21,2322,083
1031Esteban OconForce India1:21,2722,123
1120Kevin MagnussenHaas1:21,3292,180
1255Carlos SainzToro Rosso1:21,3712,222
1327Nico HülkenbergRenault1:21,3972,248
148Romain GrosjeanHaas1:21,5172,368
1594Pascal WehrleinSauber1:21,8032,654
169Marcus EricssonSauber1:22,3323,183
1730Jolyon PalmerRenault1:22,4013,252
182Stoffel VandoorneWilliams1:22,4113,262
1947Sergey SirotkinRenault1:22,5323,383
2026Daniil KvyatToro Rosso1:22,7463,597


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