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Ultrasoft tyres favoured for Singapore Grand Prix

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Pirelli has unveiled the tyre compounds each driver has selected for the next round of the 2017 Formula 1 season in Singapore.

The Italian tyre manufacturer has opted for the three softest compounds for the Singapore Grand Prix once again, with the Ultrasoft, Supersoft and Soft tyres being used.

As expected, the vast majority of the field have favoured the Ultrasoft compound, due to the unique characteristics of the race and the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

13 drivers have selected 10 sets of Ultrasofts for the weekend, including the Red Bull and Ferrari racers, while both Mercedes drivers have gone for nine sets.

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The Haas pair have gone the most conservative with eight sets of Ultrasofts, instead picking four sets of Super Softs.

Title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel have gone for similar selections, although Vettel has one extra set of Ultrasofts and Hamilton has one extra set of Softs.

Drivers are able to pick 10 of the 13 compounds, with one set of Ultrasofts being held for Q3 and a set of Supersofts and Softs being put aside for the race (one of which has to be used).

Here’s the rundown of the selections:

 

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