Comments by "" (@neutronalchemist3241) on "Why Formula 1 Tyres Failed in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix" video.

For Pirelli it would have been extremely easy to build tyres providing stable performances througout all the GP like Bridgestone did (even if the loads are completely different now) The FIA, when changed the tyres manufactiurer, EXPRESSELY asked tyres with performances that degrades in few laps. Degrading performances means that the working parameters of the tires changes from lap to lap, and so , sometimes, shit happens.
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@c.g.c2067 Michelin prohibited all his cars to race because the tyres failed already in few laps during free practice. The situation here is a little different. I didn't jump to any conclusion regarding the Baku GP. I never said "any tyres pressure". For a manufacturer is MUCH easier to build tires that provide stable performances for 300km than tires that degrades in few laps, but differentiated so that the softer the tire, the faster it degrades. It's the degradation of the compound that makes so that the rest of the tire doesn't work in stable conditions. In this case, sometimes, shit is going to happen, because many more variables are introduced into the formula.
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