As they did for Belgium, Mercedes’ world championship rivals Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg have opted for slightly different selections, as have Ferrari duo Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen.
Both Hamilton and Vettel will have one fewer sets of mediums and one more set of softs than Rosberg and Raikkonen, with all four drivers having seven sets of supersofts.
Red Bull, currently second in the constructors’ standings, have opted for just six sets of supersofts for both their drivers, which is the fewest of any team apart from Sauber.
In contrast Haas have opted to give their drivers nine sets each of the red-marked compound.
