Time difference various tyre compounds
Hi all Finally made a start with my first career on F1 ‘22. So also the first time I ever encountered Medium and Hard tyres. As you can imagine, bit of a shock going around Bahrain. 😱 No front grip...
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@Monzstar83Still have to be careful with surface temps in the corners. Just makes overall tyre temp manageable especially on high temp circuits.
I’m wondering if your pressures are too high perhaps. I could in theory run max pressures to get maximum rare length out of them. But I don’t as I still look to keep surface temps las low as possible. Think if you exceed 115 degrees you lose traction. I bow to @Meza994 on this though
@Monzstar83So even though it shows green it can already be losing considerable grip, the tyre indications are not the best..
Just a little help for you:
Perfect surface grip:85-115° 5° below costs 1.8% grip, 5° above costs 3.75% grip, i think 120° still shows as green though its almost 4% down on grip
Perfect carcass grip: 85-100° 4° below costs 2% grip, 4° above costs 4% grip so even 103° is only 97% grip anymore but still showing green
So even though it might show green you could be down by 7% grip which is a big deal but at least to me those high surface temps only happen on the front but going a little too quick on throttle might have same effect on rears
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