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[Monaco Race/Driver results] Wrong Tire wear and Fuel amount in lap before pitting

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Jimmy McGill medal 4867
2 years 337 days ago
What did you try to do?
Lap before pit should display old tyre set wear and remaining fuel before stopping.


What happened instead?
I see 99% tyre and 16 liters of fuel in lap before pit,
below last two laps before pit and 2 after.

6 1:17.506 + 0:00.114 186.49 2 52 2,3
7 1:30.039 + 0:11.002 160.53 2 99 16
PIT 3 seconds / Soft tyres / 16 litres of fuel
8 1:19.176 - 182.56 1 90 13,7
9 1:17.099 - 187.47 1 81 11,4

Did the problem happen while using wi-fi, mobile data, or both?
Both

Did the bug happen in the app, on PC, or both?
Both

What is the model of your device?
Dell laptop

What is the operating system?
iOS

What is the version number of the operating system?
Ios 14.8

What operating system is your PC?
Win 10

Which browser did you experience the problem in?
Chrome

Can the bug be reproduced?
I only noticed in Monago GP

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Kevin Bissell medal 5000 Super Mod
2 years 337 days ago
It depends on where your pit box is relative to the start/finish line. The two images below are for the same team, same season.

Pit box after start line (Europe) meaning the car crosses the line before the new tyres are fitted and fuel added.


Pit box before start line (Monaco) meaning the car crosses the line after the new tyres are fitted and fuel added.


If you check all your results should see other circuits which exhibit the same data irregularities.
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Jimmy McGill medal 4867
2 years 337 days ago
Kevin
It depends on where your pit box is relative to the start/finish line. 


Yes, I guessed that was the reason, but it spoils the analysis of the consumption because you cannot see data for that lap.
I think it would be a good idea to move box position after the finish line and overcome this issue.
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