Alongside the orange-marked rubber, Pirelli have selected the next hardest compounds in their range for a circuit which is very demanding on tyres - the white-marked mediums and yellow-marked softs.
Under 2016 rules, drivers must have two sets of hards available for the Sepang race, and must use at least one of them.
Each driver will also have to save one set of softs for the Q3 qualifying session. This set will be given back to Pirelli after Q3 for those who qualify in the top 10, but the remaining drivers will keep it for the race.
The teams are free to choose the 10 remaining sets per driver permitted from the three available compounds, making up 13 sets in total for the weekend.
The 2016 tyre choices so far:
Australia - supersoft, soft, medium
Bahrain - supersoft, soft, medium
China - supersoft, soft, medium
Russia - supersoft, soft, medium
Spain - soft, medium, hard
Monaco - ultrasoft, supersoft, soft
Canada - ultrasoft, supersoft, soft
Europe - supersoft, soft, medium
Austria - ultrasoft, supersoft, soft
Hungary - supersoft, soft, medium
Germany - supersoft, soft, medium
Singapore - ultrasoft, supersoft, soft
Malaysia - soft, medum, hard
