Graeme
What you said is exactly what i was talking about!! We have teams a drivers trying all different things and its made our racing interesting.
I ran one car at the European GP with 5 stops on SS and it almost worked was beaten by two better drivers but got me in front of two other good drivers. The other car ran 2 stop with Soft's on and came 5th missing out on 4th but 0.7 of a second.
Like what i said in the past post i dont care about winning really as long as im getting closer to the top 4 drivers in my league and i am doing that where as before the tyre changes were made i would just finish every race in 5th and 6th as the other drivers just ran away with it. Even then though it was my gold to just try and get a second closer each race if i could than the last time we raced at that track.
Shaun
The point that has been made is that the SuperSoft isnt as quick as it should be when compared to the Soft.
That point is so not true though in our league ( well not for the last race). The first 3 all ran SS for the entire race and 4th 5th and 6th all ran the Soft tyre, at some stage for those 3. So there really isnt much wrong with the SS in our league. So much so our race tonight im using them again to try and get closer to those top drivers again!!
Our top 6 is fairly consistent but below that its now come down to tyre choice as to who is getting points and not!
Not trying to create an argument here but its for the feedback on what is happening in our league and the tyres are working fine!
Funnily enough we just had the Hungarian GP and SS in heats over 20oc was the better tyre as it gained a first stint advantage.
Obviously I took your post the wrong way..apologies.....what we are experiencing is that SS and S generally have similar lap times....SS gives you the advantage in quali as for grid position but in race hasnt had the pace and the data collected prior to the race via practice sessions isnt true in race pace....they run similar lap times with adjusted PL...where the SS should be quicker with less life so it mixes it up at first pit.
My suggestion would be Softs are left as they are, SS tweaked slightly and also Hards/meds to have a slight increase.....
Hungary was an exception last night (before wear change obviously being a SS race) but the advantage was gained early on...after first pit the laps times were on path with soft....all at 20+ temp...where as in the Britsish and German GP's in temps nearly at 5oc the SS was pointless........
I still think long term the temperature of race/track and fuel weight should have more effect on tyre....but obviously we need to reach a happy/meduim balance of the tyres first....
Any update on this Jack?....