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Understanding the Tread Wear Indicator in Formula One

The Tread Wear Indicator is a crucial aspect of tyre management in Formula One. This feature, explained by F1Technical's Balazs Szabo, details how Pirelli, the sport's sole tyre supplier, quantifies tyre wear to help teams optimize performance during races.

Our Take:

The Tread Wear Indicator not only improves race strategy but also emphasizes the importance of preserving rubber throughout a Grand Prix. As teams gather more data, insights into wear patterns could redefine how drivers approach racing, making tyre conservation as vital as outright speed.

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Source: F1Technical

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