Do F1 teams have unlimited tyres?

Teams are provided with an allocation of 13 sets of dry weather tyresToday's F1 cars are running 18-inch wheels (up from 13 inches in recent years) with the widths unchanged - 305mm... There's more... for the weekend – two hard, three medium and eight soft. They also receive three sets of intermediate tyresIntermediate Tyres (Inters) are the cross-over tyre between slick for a dry track and wets where there is standing water.... There's more... and four sets of wets. If FP1Free Practice consists of three sessions (FP1, FP2 & FP3) held prior to qualifying. It is referred to as 'free... There's more... and FP2Free Practice consists of three sessions (FP1, FP2 & FP3) held prior to qualifying. It is referred to as 'free... There's more... are wet and FP3Free Practice consists of three sessions (FP1, FP2 & FP3) held prior to qualifying. It is referred to as 'free... There's more... looks like it will be wet, then the teams may return a set and take an extra set of intermediate tyres.

20 teams, each with 21 sets per weekend and 23 races. So PirelliPirelli is the exclusive supplier of tyres to Formula 1 having secured the contract in 2011. The range consists of... There's more... supply 9,660 sets or 38,640 tyres for the races. They also need to supply tyres for testing and media days.

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