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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

Pirelli confirms tyre compounds for Dutch, Italian and Spanish Grands Prix

f1technical.netFri 14 Aug · 11:00 UTCupdated Sat 15 Aug · 10:51 UTCHave your say
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Pirelli has announced the tyre compounds for the upcoming Dutch, Italian, and Spanish Grands Prix in the 2026 Formula 1 season. At Zandvoort, the C2, C3, and C4 compounds will be used, while Monza will feature the softest compounds, C3, C4, and C5. The new street circuit in Madrid, known as Madring, will utilize the medium range of compounds, C2, C3, and C4, following simulations based on its unique characteristics.

The Zandvoort circuit presents challenges with its combination of medium and low-speed corners, while Monza's configuration necessitates low-downforce setups. The Spanish Grand Prix will introduce a circuit with significant elevation changes and the longest banked corner in Formula 1. Pirelli believes the selected compounds will encourage strategic racing, particularly in Madrid, where managing tyre degradation will be crucial.

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Pirelli confirms tyre compounds for Dutch, Italian and Spanish Grands PrixPirelli has confirmed the tyre compound selections for the next three rounds of the 2026 Formula 1 World Championship, with the Italian manufacturer opting for the medium range at Zandvoort and Madrid, while bringing its softest compounds to Monza.f1technical.netFri 14 Aug · 11:00 UTCRead →
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