Race Pace US GP:
Performance:
🔵RB>🟢Merc>🟠McL>🔴Ferrari>>🟢AM>🔵Alpine
Aston's upgrades DID work it seems: first time that STR (updated car) was quicker than ALO (old car)
Stroll had a lower average fuel load (he did 9 laps more): that amount to less than 0.3s/lap though!
HAM was as quick as VER, on average: max was managing his pace at the end, but he would have had to fight for the win if not for Mercedes' errors concerning strategy and pit execution!
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Performance:
🔵RB>🟢Merc>🟠McL>🔴Ferrari>>🟢AM>🔵Alpine
Aston's upgrades DID work it seems: first time that STR (updated car) was quicker than ALO (old car)
Stroll had a lower average fuel load (he did 9 laps more): that amount to less than 0.3s/lap though!
HAM was as quick as VER, on average: max was managing his pace at the end, but he would have had to fight for the win if not for Mercedes' errors concerning strategy and pit execution!
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Gap to VER!
🟢Stroll's pace was VERY competitive: as quick as Leclerc in his 2nd stint despite pitting 3 laps earlier. He recovered over Verstappen in his last stint! Promising
🔴LEC was losing massively once others pitted📉
🔵VER managed his gap to HAM perfectly👌
Verstappen used a different type of brake pads which deteriorated quicker than expected.
In the last few laps, he had balance problems as the brake bias changed unpredictably.
He had to sacrifice his braking performance to ensure that he didn’t lock any axle.
🟢Stroll's pace was VERY competitive: as quick as Leclerc in his 2nd stint despite pitting 3 laps earlier. He recovered over Verstappen in his last stint! Promising
🔴LEC was losing massively once others pitted📉
🔵VER managed his gap to HAM perfectly👌
Verstappen used a different type of brake pads which deteriorated quicker than expected.
In the last few laps, he had balance problems as the brake bias changed unpredictably.
He had to sacrifice his braking performance to ensure that he didn’t lock any axle.
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LapTimes - Colour indicates the stint
Mercedes was the fastest on low fuel!
Mexico's low air density should suit their high-downforce, higher-drag car, but how much did the too-low floor improve pace?🤔
The two Mercedes also had slightly fresher tyres compared to most other competitors in their 3rd stint:
- 17 laps by RUS in the 3rd stint, 18 by HAM
vs
- 19-22 laps by their main competitors, except for STR (16 laps).
Aston's pace looks promising💡
Made via @JMP_software
Mercedes was the fastest on low fuel!
Mexico's low air density should suit their high-downforce, higher-drag car, but how much did the too-low floor improve pace?🤔
The two Mercedes also had slightly fresher tyres compared to most other competitors in their 3rd stint:
- 17 laps by RUS in the 3rd stint, 18 by HAM
vs
- 19-22 laps by their main competitors, except for STR (16 laps).
Aston's pace looks promising💡
Made via @JMP_software
Speed out of turn 12
Decreasing fuel➡️higher speeds: from 175-180km/h (high fuel) to over 180km/h! (low fuel)
RedBulls were pretty slow in that segment: they favoured braking and cornering performance in turn 12, sacrificing the exit
Made via @JMP_software
Decreasing fuel➡️higher speeds: from 175-180km/h (high fuel) to over 180km/h! (low fuel)
RedBulls were pretty slow in that segment: they favoured braking and cornering performance in turn 12, sacrificing the exit
Made via @JMP_software
🗒Key notes on #MexicoGP!
Highest altitude (2285m!)➡️20% lower air density➡️Much lower drag and downforce➡️Loaded rear wings despite the long straight!
Ferrari's pace has improved in the second part of the season (for a reason I will explain one of these days!), so I don't expect them to fare terribly here.
Still, their drag advantage will matter less here, and they will take penalties to install new Power Units.
📈High-downforce, high-drag (⚫️Merc)
📉Low-downf, low-drag (🔴Ferrari)
Soft tyres (C3-C5)
Your bet?🤔
📸 @pirellisport
Highest altitude (2285m!)➡️20% lower air density➡️Much lower drag and downforce➡️Loaded rear wings despite the long straight!
Ferrari's pace has improved in the second part of the season (for a reason I will explain one of these days!), so I don't expect them to fare terribly here.
Still, their drag advantage will matter less here, and they will take penalties to install new Power Units.
📈High-downforce, high-drag (⚫️Merc)
📉Low-downf, low-drag (🔴Ferrari)
Soft tyres (C3-C5)
Your bet?🤔
📸 @pirellisport
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RACE PACE SIMULATIONS - #MexicoGP
⚫️Mercedes should be🔵RedBull's main rival
🟠McL and🔴Ferrari should be close, though!
🟣Alpine is predicted to be 'Best of the Rest'
🟢Aston might suffer unless they ace the setup!
It might be another close race!
( Source: @AlbertFabrega )
⚫️Mercedes should be🔵RedBull's main rival
🟠McL and🔴Ferrari should be close, though!
🟣Alpine is predicted to be 'Best of the Rest'
🟢Aston might suffer unless they ace the setup!
It might be another close race!
( Source: @AlbertFabrega )
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