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RaceFans > F1 Statistics > 2011 F1 statistics > 2011 F1 statistics: Race charts > 2011 European Grand Prix pit stops and tyres used

2011 European Grand Prix pit stops and tyres used

This chart shows when each driver pitted in the European Grand Prix:

2011 European Grand Prix - pit stops

Here are which tyres they used:

	Stint 1	Stint 2	Stint 3	Stint 4
Sebastian Vettel	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Mark Webber	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Lewis Hamilton	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Fernando Alonso	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Felipe Massa	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Jenson Button	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Nico Rosberg	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Michael Schumacher	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Nick Heidfeld	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Adrian Sutil	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Vitaly Petrov	Medium	Soft	Soft	Soft
Paul di Resta	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Rubens Barrichello	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Kamui Kobayashi	Soft	Medium	Soft
Pastor Maldonado	Medium	Soft	Soft	Soft
Sergio Perez	Medium	Soft
Sebastien Buemi	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Jaime Alguersuari	Soft	Soft	Medium
Heikki Kovalainen	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Jarno Trulli	Soft	Soft	Medium
Timo Glock	Soft	Soft	Medium
Vitantonio Liuzzi	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium
Jerome d’Ambrosio	Soft	Soft	Medium
Narain Karthikeyan	Soft	Soft	Soft	Medium

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