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ScarDuck14
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2 years ago

Re: Strategy for 25 and 35 races

@TigerAlen410 I don’t do short races because you run risk off getting stuck in pit box when pitting whilst waiting for other cars to pass. But if I did. If I was at the front end of the grid. I’d use either soft/hard. And pit early so I’d come out last and with clean air so no one infront holding me up. When everyone pits you should have a decent undercut and gain positions.

If I was at back off grid I’d use fastest strategy which would probably be soft/medium and pit on lap that gets optimal performance from both tyres.

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  • ReimvomSchleim's avatar
    ReimvomSchleim
    Seasoned Veteran
    2 years ago

    For me, the most common strategy in Ranked (25% races) has been Medium - Soft. I would usually go quite long on the Mediums (in a 13 lap race i would pit on Lap 8) to have a decent tyre offset and therefore tyre advantage at the end to make up ground with the Soft tyre. But you could also pit earlier and try and gain some places with the undercut, that´s down to individual preference.

  • TigerAlen410's avatar
    TigerAlen410
    2 years ago

    How about 35% races, still Medium Soft? Or any other more viable strategy, would hard also be viable for 35% or too slow?

  • ReimvomSchleim's avatar
    ReimvomSchleim
    Seasoned Veteran
    2 years ago

    I haven't driven too many 35% races, but I've also been leaning towards the Hard tyre in those races. Often I did Hard - Soft, but Hard - Medium is also very decent

  • Monzstar83's avatar
    Monzstar83
    Seasoned Ace
    2 years ago

    For 35% races, I prefer a S-H or H-S. The hard tyres are quite consistent, so I can smash in some fast times on the S, and go a bit longer on the H.

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