Pirelli have revealed the tire choices of the Formula One teams for the upcoming Brazilian Grand Prix.
Although every team has elected to go with one set of the medium tire, the hardest compound offered for the weekend, there are some subtle differences with the other combinations.
Mercedes will go with four soft sets, one more than Red Bull Racing and Ferrari, but will have one less set of supersofts to their rivals.
Williams and Renault have both gone with only two soft sets, the fewest on the grid, but trade that with the most supersofts with 10 sets apiece.
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