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Welcome to the discussion post for the 2023 British Grand Prix practice sessions.

Last weekend the race thread was created by one of our users and that went down really well, so I see no reason to not do that from now on.

Given the amount of comments during practice, we may as well keep them all together for now.

Please, if you don't see a post for Qualifying and the Race, feel free to make it. I'll keep an eye out and pin them if they're made. We're still working on bots!

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago (2 children)

What changes are these? I wasn't aware there was a change to the tyre compound?

[–] DV8 2 points 1 year ago

Only heard it from the commenters and as I'm only having it on in the background while I'm working, I could be very wrong.

But I understood that they're making the tires more rigid so that they're more durable because they expect Silverstone to put a lot of stress on the tires. I first thought it was specifically for the tire test, but I seemed to have understood that this was why drivers were complaining about grip.