https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/138832...ngapore-gp
F1 tyre improvements promised after poor Singapore Grand Prix.
Pirelli has promised to learn lessons from the Singapore Grand Prix and try solutions to prevent Formula 1 races being ruined by excessive tyre saving in 2019.
Although the choice of the hypersoft for Singapore helped produce record-breaking qualifying laps, in the race the pace dropped off dramatically as drivers tried to look after their rubber.
Drivers were lapping more than 10 seconds slower than they had in qualifying, and it was hard for cars to properly battle each other without risk of tyres overheating.
Pirelli motorsport racing manager Mario Isola admitted things needed to change.
"This is something we should discuss because with experience and all the data that has been collected this year, we now have a better picture of the approach of the teams," said Isola, when asked by Autosport about the situation.
"It is good to understand which is the right direction for the future.
"These are all considerations that must help us to understand and to improve the situation for next year.
"I don't have a solution right now but it is important we learn from what happened, not just go ahead without looking behind."
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Ayrton Senna on Nigel Mansell, SPA 1987.