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  • Hungary 2009: Pitstop & Tyre Strategies

    Below is the strategies table from the Hungarian Grand Prix, which saw a high number of retirements for 2009 – three drivers failed to make the chequered flag. Of all the strategies employed, everybody went with a two-stopper, taking out unscheduled visits to the pitlane for damage repair. Most drivers started on the Super-Soft compound and changed to the harder Soft compound for the final stint, although there were a limited few who chose otherwise.

    Hungary 2009
    Pitstop Strategies

    Stint 1
    (Start Tyre)

    Stint 2
    (Lap)

    Stint 3
    (Lap)

    Stint 4
    (Lap)

    Ferrari
    Brazilian FlagFelipe Massa DNS
    Finnish FlagKimi Raikkonen Super Soft Super Soft (19) Soft (46)
    McLaren
    British FlagLewis Hamilton Super Soft Super Soft (20) Soft (47)
    Finnish FlagHeikki Kovalainen Super Soft Super Soft (22) Soft (44)
    BMW
    Polish FlagRobert Kubica Super Soft Super Soft (22) Soft (53)
    German FlagNick Heidfeld Super Soft Super Soft (19) Soft (50)
    Renault
    Spanish FlagFernando Alonso Super Soft Super Soft (12) Soft (13) DNF (17)
    Brazilian FlagNelson Piquet Jr. Super Soft Super Soft (23) Soft (49)
    Toyota
    Italian FlagJarno Trulli Super Soft Super Soft (29) Soft (59)
    German FlagTimo Glock Super Soft Super Soft (32) Soft (61)
    Scuderia Toro Rosso
    Spanish FlagJaime Alguersuari Super Soft Super Soft (29) Soft (53)
    Swiss FlagSebastien Buemi Soft Super Soft (27) Super Soft (?)
    Red Bull Racing
    Australian FlagMark Webber Super Soft Soft (19) Super Soft (51)
    German FlagSebastian Vettel Soft Soft (22) Soft (28) DNF (31)
    Williams
    German FlagNico Rosberg Super Soft Super Soft (20) Soft (50)
    Japanese FlagKazuki Nakajima Super Soft Super Soft (23) Soft (57)
    Force India
    German FlagAdrian Sutil Soft DNF (2)
    Italian FlagGiancarlo Fisichella Super Soft Super Soft (30) Soft (48)
    Brawn
    British FlagJenson Button Super Soft Super Soft (26) Soft (56)
    Brazilian FlagRubens Barrichello Soft Soft (34) Super Soft(58)

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