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Teema: How to calculate tyre wear and gas consumption? |
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Hi,
How do you calculate tyre wear and gas consumption to plan your pit stop?
Regards,
Max
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Use your past data to see how much you'll need ,until you get some data you can only guess ,the wiki has some help though.
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send me your analysis.. I'll teach you
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You can start using GO from now on. http://mbjerg.dk/gpro/
Analyse the data you already have. Look at the track characteristics and work it out.
Use your common sense on tyres. You know ES will never last long when temp is very high. Fuel will never be more than 280 liters per race http://wiki./index.php/Fuel.
Besides this game is all about data gathering and that takes time, so take your time and most of all have fun!!
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At first... You need more experience of some tracks
all other things do you must look on Wiki,Faq,Newbie Guide and Game Rules
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Quote ( Abbas Sadi @ May 10th 2010,19:49:25 )
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keep a record of your race analysis from every race so youll figure it out quickly it has a good explanation on the wiki on the link Williamson posted good luck :) and it helps if you have GO :)
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Quote ( Max Lachmann @ May 10th 2010,13:07:56 )
Hi,
How do you calculate tyre wear and gas consumption to plan your pit stop?
Regards,
Max I suggest you try to join a team doesn't matter which team just any team. Always a major help
Next I suggest you read this:
http://wiki./index.php/Newbie_Top_Tips
REMEMBER! Collect any data possible!
Finally If you need any further help don't hesitate to mail someone, i.e. me if your request is not FOBY then I am more than willing to help!
P.S. Abbas, please learn to use the edit button and also what Zoltan said!
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Note that there are two different "types" of fuel calcs. If you do a stint with percentage fuel remaining, you do something like -
fuel_start - fuel_left_percent / 100 * 180 = fuel_used
fuel_used / stint_len_km = L / km
On the last stint, you get actual fuel remaining. This is more accurate.
I calculate fuel for each stint for various reasons. Short stints ( < 10 laps) may be less reliable than longer stints for calculating fuel.
You may want to note other stint factors and see if they influence fuel use.
Calculate tyre wear the same way, by stint. You will especially want to note conditions for the stint such as average temp and see if they effect tyre wear.
I have a program which computes this stuff for you, if you are a supporter and can download race analysis files. Some people use GO. I don't because it requires you remember to run it at certain times. For awhile I did all my calcs by hand, which I don't suggest if you are going to keep playing this game. An Excel sheet can also be used if you are handy with Excel.
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It is FOBY, but with a little simple math you can figure it out, that is all I will say
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Each track has certain characteristics
if it is a high fuel consuption-check your other high fuel past results. Look for factors that can change that number for this race.
eventually, after you have collected some data, you will start to figure out patterns that will allow you to make closer calculations or guesstimations.
Do the same for tires.
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Quote ( William Reagan @ May 10th 2010,21:07:39 )
Each track has certain characteristics
if it is a high fuel consuption-check your other high fuel past results. Look for factors that can change that number for this race.
eventually, after you have collected some data, you will start to figure out patterns that will allow you to make closer calculations or guesstimations.
Do the same for tires.
All good points.
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