F1 tyre strategy: which tyres each driver used

Stint timeline of every driver in the race: compounds used, length of each stint and when the pit stops happened.

What it shows

One bar per driver with all their stints in the race. Colour shows the compound (soft, medium, hard, intermediate or wet) and length shows how many laps they ran on it.

How to read it

Read each row left to right: where the colour changes is where the driver pitted. Compare rows to see who stretched a stint, who stopped earlier and who made an extra stop.

What to look for

Drivers who split strategy from their team-mate, very long stints on hards, and stops clustered at the same lap (a sign of a neutralisation or an undercut).

Data and limits

It shows what happened, not why: we do not know how worn each tyre really was at the stop. Pit-lane laps show up as a change of stint. Lap times and telemetry come from the official F1 feed through FastF1 (with TracingInsights as a fallback); results come from Jolpica.

Data is updated when each session ends.

See this chart with the latest GP data

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