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" Not really. But the question of what company will supply tires to the top series remains open when Bridgestone&amp;#039;s contract runs out after this season. Pirelli is getting back into the show, but in a supporting role providing the tires for the new GP3 series, which is a stepping stone to GP2, which in turn, usually leads to F1. It marks the first time Pirelli has been back in open wheel racing since 1991. The GP3 tires are specially designed for the class, which features Dallara chassis fitted with 280 bhp 2.0-liter four-cylinder engines developed by Renault&amp;#039;s F1 engine department. Drivers are allocated three sets of dry weather tires and two sets of wets per event. The series begins with the first event being a support race for the Spanish Grand Prix. Related posts:  F1: Pirelli Makes Changes for 2012 Pirelli Set for F1 Return That Was Quick  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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