Hey guys I did an Australia race some time ago. The race was wet and the water was increasing with the past of the laps on the track, from 3,2mm to 3,6mm about. I did 0 stops and I noticed that my lap times were improving, even if the water was increasing and my tyres were terribly worn out. I believe because my car was becoming lighter lap by lap. This always happens in dry situation where lap times don't increase (my impression after reading laps once race is finished). I think that it's not a normal behaviour in realistic terms. The lap times should increase even more (after 50/70% of tyre): in this way we should be able to appreciate more the undercuts in addiction to more new and varied strategies. And as last suggestion, I believe it should be more gap between a 100% tyre wear and a 50% or less
https://ibb.co/cC86cGR that was my Australian race I talked about. But it's plenty of those examples in our daily games. Your opinion?