And they'd have another compound of their choice as a "safe" option. F1 could do with a bit of risk on behalf of the competitors choices. It's no different from a team bringing a new wing or suspension set up that doesn't work effectively.
Get the teams making some decisions and it would potentially give us more exciting racing too. Why should the teams be protected from making poor choices by forcing everyone to use the same thing?
Do you really want 2002-2005 back? When you knew in advance that one tyre make/type had absolutely no chance against the other?
That's not particularly exciting.
The Pirelli tyres behave to unpredictable from circuit to circuit, the gap from compound to compound is too big and unpredictable.
Edited by peroa, 26 April 2015 - 07:26.