FORMULA 1 JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 2019 11 - 13 OCT

Japanese Grand Prix

Suzuka is a little less aggressive on the tires than in the past, but the circuit is still a difficult one for the rubber because of the track layout. It contains a wide variety of fast and flowing corners that place high lateral loads on the tire but there are also some heavy braking areas and tighter corners.
The first half of the lap is essentially a non-stop series of corners, which put plenty of heat through the tires with no significant straights where they can cool down.

The Circuit

Japanese Grand Prix
Number of laps 53
Circuit Length 5.807 Km
Race Distance 307.471 Km
Lap record 1:31.540 Kimi Raikkonen - 2005

Circuit Data

5 Tirestress 3 Downforce 5 Lateral 4 Asphaltabrasion 4 Asphaltgrip

TIRES

P Zero white Hard — C1

P Zero yellow Medium — C2

P Zero red Soft — C3