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I did calculate the fuel proper before the race - what I didn't realize is that they had done one more lap then expected, because of driving under "bring the car home".
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No Idea on what you want to tell me. Even all is well known.
That was an incident that only happened, because I didn't see the amount of fuel loaded:
If I had known, they are low on fuel (because they did one more lap than calculated) I never would have changed the push level in that last lap.
I often change the push level during the race, depending on the situation - and therefor it is essential to know how much fuel is in.