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Why Pirelli's Role at the Dutch Grand Prix is Unique

This weekend, Zandvoort is set to host the first race following the summer break, making the Dutch Grand Prix particularly noteworthy for Pirelli, the exclusive tire supplier for Formula 1.

Our Take:

The upcoming race not only marks the return of F1 post-summer break but also presents Pirelli with an opportunity to showcase its evolving tire technology in front of passionate fans. As the sport continues to evolve, the challenges posed by different circuits like Zandvoort allow Pirelli to demonstrate its commitment to performance and safety, making the Dutch Grand Prix a crucial moment for the brand.

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Source: F1Technical.net

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