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medal 5000
9 years 67 days ago Translate
Welcome to the madhouse Floris,

We know a tyre has a 100% life span and after practice runs we see something like this:

Use the figures you get as a rough guide to how long each tyre will last.

Rough estimate of a tyre
SS 100/12=8.3
S 100/6=16.6
M 100/4=25
H 100/3= 33.3

How much of the tyre you want to use in a stint is up to you.

H 60% roughly 20 laps
M 60% roughly 15 laps
S 60% roughly 10 laps
SS 60% roughly 5 laps


Remember this is all just Estimated Figures, you may find you could run more or less laps. Hope this gives you a rough idea, Good Luck and have Fun.
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medal 5000
9 years 66 days ago
In addition to what James has mentioned, which is spot on. You need to consider weight. A car with 45/50l of fuel can be a lot slower (in my opinion) that a car with 30/35l. So some times, it can be faster to stop more. Specially when you take James tyre details into consideration.
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medal 5000
9 years 66 days ago (edited 9 years 66 days ago)
We can stop as many times as we like.


I need to start a petition to reduce the speed limit in the pit-lane again
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8 years 349 days ago Translate
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