Goodyear’s newest slick compound, the “Eagle Hard,” is a tire specification introduced for the 2025 season of the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) in the LMGT3 category, where Goodyear serves as the exclusive tire supplier.
These tracks are known for their high temperatures and abrasive surfaces, suggesting that the Eagle Hard compound is engineered for durability and performance under such demanding conditions.
While specific technical details about the compound—like its exact composition or performance metrics—aren’t widely available yet, its introduction reflects Goodyear’s ongoing commitment to adapting their racing tires to the unique challenges of endurance racing circuits.
Given Goodyear’s history with high-performance slicks, like those in their Eagle Drag range, it’s reasonable to assume the Eagle Hard prioritizes heat resistance and longevity alongside maintaining competitive grip.
More insights might emerge closer to its debut as teams test it in real-world conditions.
Goodyear Eagle Hard
Designed for improved longevity, the “Eagle Hard” is distinguished by its red sidewall markings. The compound is designed to debut at the 6 Hours of São Paulo in July 2025 and will also be used at subsequent races at the Circuit of The Americas and Bahrain.These tracks are known for their high temperatures and abrasive surfaces, suggesting that the Eagle Hard compound is engineered for durability and performance under such demanding conditions.
While specific technical details about the compound—like its exact composition or performance metrics—aren’t widely available yet, its introduction reflects Goodyear’s ongoing commitment to adapting their racing tires to the unique challenges of endurance racing circuits.
Given Goodyear’s history with high-performance slicks, like those in their Eagle Drag range, it’s reasonable to assume the Eagle Hard prioritizes heat resistance and longevity alongside maintaining competitive grip.
More insights might emerge closer to its debut as teams test it in real-world conditions.
