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Tópico: Do people use Extra Soft tires every race in rookie? |
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#1 colocada 28 Abr 2017, 23:00:30
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Because I'm using tires based off tire wear. I.E: Medium tires for medium tire wear. I think my choice of tires is what's hurting me in the races.
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#2 colocada 28 Abr 2017, 23:03:01
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Tyre choice depends mostly on temperature and track tyre wear. In colder races tyres don't wear so much so you can use softer tyres.
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#3 colocada 28 Abr 2017, 23:04:06
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This doesn't require a seperate forum post
Tyres depends on track wear and temperature. Naturally you will need harder compounds for hot races and softer compound for cold races
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#4 colocada 28 Abr 2017, 23:06:33
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Mostly, yes, they do tend to use extra softs more than normal in Rookie :D But that should make it easier for you (if the tyre is chosen properly) as the extra softs may require more stops as they would wear faster, so even if they are faster the gain may not be enough to cover additional stops.
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#5 colocada 28 Abr 2017, 23:07:44 (Editado em 28 Abr 2017, 23:08:36 por Daryl Gee)
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Look at temperature, track wear, and pit in/out time. If your opponents are using XS all the time, it'll be hurting them more than you.
Unless they're supporters.
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#6 colocada 29 Abr 2017, 01:28:37
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Quote ( Daryl Gee @ April 28th 2017,23:07:44 ) Unless they're supporters.
Uh oh...
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#7 colocada 29 Abr 2017, 02:01:58
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Quote ( Trae Fisher @ April 28th 2017,23:00:30 ) I think my choice of tires is what's hurting me in the races.
It could be. But while extra softs are ostensibly the fastest tyre over one lap they don't always match well to the weather and or track conditions.
For instance, in the last race, rain tyres would be faster than XS's.
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#8 colocada 29 Abr 2017, 03:52:43
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Quote ( Mike Brummert @ April 29th 2017,02:01:58 ) For instance, in the last race, rain tyres would be faster than XS's.
Really? I knew I should of ran rain tyres. Why didn't you tell me this before last race?
And don't give me this FOBY BS....This is MNI
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#9 colocada 29 Abr 2017, 04:16:53 (Editado em 29 Abr 2017, 04:18:37 por Luke Frost)
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Do people who cover their chips with sauce have inferiority complexes?
Do people who have been in Jaguar Racing have to sign a 'confidentiality' contract?
Do people who train everything but legs at the gym even have a family?
Not everybody likes to use XS tyres, only the really inexperienced ones will do it every race.
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#10 colocada 29 Abr 2017, 04:33:03
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Quote ( Luke Frost @ April 29th 2017,04:16:53 ) Do people who cover their chips with sauce have inferiority complexes? I'm not even good enough for a complex, I have an inferiority simplex.
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Quote ( Ken Neihart @ April 29th 2017,03:52:43 ) Really? I knew I should of ran rain tyres. Why didn't you tell me this before last race?
Its a supporter feature.
Quote ( Adrian Summers @ April 29th 2017,04:33:03 ) inferiority simplex.
Is that the oral or genital version?
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#12 colocada 21 Mai 2017, 09:27:50
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Quote ( Mike Brummert @ April 29th 2017,04:43:18 ) Its a supporter feature.
I can see in your profile that you are a supporter, what has a supporter feature got to do with rain tyres or xs tyres? Can you explain the feature to a newbie ?
But rain tyres are faster than slicks in rain, even for not supporters, are they ?
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#13 colocada 21 Mai 2017, 09:49:26
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Oliver ignore him, he should know better than to post such answers in the newbie thread.
All compounds are available with or without supporter status.
Supporters do not receive any performance advantages, tyre speeds are the same with or without supporter status.
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