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Old post #2281 posted Jun 26th 2015, 14:28:49 Quote 
Surely at least one will pick Avonn to complete the set :)
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Old post #2282 posted Jun 26th 2015, 14:53:28 (last edited Jun 26th 2015, 14:53:48 by Jeronimo Rodrigues) Quote 
And, for the first time since Avonn's premiére, there are more Yokos than Avonns in Pro.

By now it's a 258 x 255 score...
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Old post #2283 posted Jun 26th 2015, 15:07:45 (last edited Jun 26th 2015, 15:08:12 by Ľubomír Štec) Quote 
yeah you are absolutely right I am very surprised of this season tyre picks ;) especially group Pro-6 where I saw massive Yoko choice yesterday in qually I was looking at ;)
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Old post #2284 posted Jun 26th 2015, 15:13:30 Quote 
And the first race with a Contimental-like temperature improved the number of Contis...
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Old post #2285 posted Jun 26th 2015, 15:31:37 Quote 
Certainly mixing things up a bit which could mean the weather will massively influence this seasons Pro results.
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Old post #2286 posted Jun 26th 2015, 15:33:45 (last edited Jun 26th 2015, 15:34:08 by Jon Day) Quote 
Quote ( Mark Wright @ June 26th 2015,15:31:37 )

Certainly mixing things up a bit which could mean the weather will massively influence this seasons Pro results.
So its going to be down to luck then? :P "Do ya feel lucky Mark?
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Old post #2287 posted Jun 26th 2015, 15:35:37 Quote 
I most definitely don't Jon! Not so much down to luck but it will ceratinly have a bigger influence than a lower spread of tyres.
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Old post #2288 posted Jun 26th 2015, 15:37:01 Quote 
Quote ( Jon Day @ June 26th 2015,15:33:45 )

So its going to be down to luck then? :P "Do ya feel lucky Mark?


If that's the case then i'll choose the opposite of Mr Wright as he always gets it wrong :-)
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Old post #2289 posted Jun 26th 2015, 16:00:00 Quote 
Quote ( Andy Dowson @ June 26th 2015,15:37:01 )

If that's the case then i'll choose the opposite of Mr Wright as he always gets it wrong :-)
Thats bordering on FOBY, but I can confirm this is true. :D
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Old post #2290 posted Jun 26th 2015, 16:03:12 Quote 
Quote ( Jon Day @ June 26th 2015,16:00:00 )

Thats bordering on FOBY, but I can confirm this is true. :D


So can I :))
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Old post #2291 posted Jun 26th 2015, 18:20:52 Quote 
Quote ( Ľubomír Štec @ June 26th 2015,15:07:45 )

yeah you are absolutely right I am very surprised of this season tyre picks ;) especially group Pro-6 where I saw massive Yoko choice yesterday in qually I was looking at ;)


Yeah, we are wondering about it in the group forum as well
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Old post #2292 posted Jun 26th 2015, 18:21:45 Quote 
I still can't figure out the tyre choices made in Elite. One season the same top runners are on Hancocks, the next season it's Michelinis, and now it's Bridgerocks. They always choose the same tyres as each other.
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Old post #2293 posted Jun 26th 2015, 18:25:08 Quote 
Quote ( Dylan Campbell @ June 26th 2015,18:21:45 )

I still can't figure out the tyre choices made in Elite. One season the same top runners are on Hancocks, the next season it's Michelinis, and now it's Bridgerocks. They always choose the same tyres as each other.


That's not a coincidence.

If they all think the rest of their package is equal to the other contenders, they eliminate tire choice as a variable that could lead to defeat.
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Old post #2294 posted Jun 26th 2015, 18:27:07 Quote 
Quote ( Kevin Parkinson @ June 26th 2015,14:28:49 )

Surely at least one will pick Avonn to complete the set :)
It didn't happen :(
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Old post #2295 posted Jun 26th 2015, 18:30:36 Quote 
Quote ( Dylan Campbell @ June 26th 2015,18:21:45 )

I still can't figure out the tyre choices made in Elite. One season the same top runners are on Hancocks, the next season it's Michelinis, and now it's Bridgerocks. They always choose the same tyres as each other.


That behaviour isn't weird. Actually, that's completely sensible. If you are a late picker and you already know your package is better than average, your best choice is to pick the majority one, because you know you will defeat most people no matter the weather, as opposed to pick another tyre that may jeopardize your chances sometimes. Also, depending on the set of tracks of the calendar, some tyre choice can be better, especially about qualifying characteristics and overtaking difficulty.
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Old post #2296 posted Jun 26th 2015, 18:42:05 (last edited Jun 26th 2015, 18:43:17 by Roland Postle) Quote 
Quote ( Edwin Silva @ June 26th 2015,18:30:36 )


That behaviour isn't weird. Actually, that's completely sensible. If you are a late picker and you already know your package is better than average,

Even if you know your package is worse, as long as you won't have problems retaining then there are some good reasons to pick the same tyre (or one with similar characteristics). That's why we should pick blind, it would lead to a more interesting mix of choices aside from being much fairer on those forced to pick early
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Old post #2297 posted Jun 26th 2015, 18:46:06 Quote 
Quote ( Roland Postle @ June 26th 2015,18:42:05 )

That's why we should pick blind


Bravo!!!!

Q times blinded as well!
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Old post #2298 posted Jun 26th 2015, 18:48:15 Quote 
I'm on the same opinion and I can't think of any single gameplay reason not to have a blind tyre pick.
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Old post #2299 posted Jun 26th 2015, 18:58:45 Quote 
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Old post #2300 posted Jun 26th 2015, 19:03:25 Quote 
I hadn't seen that thread. But posts like this one are quite telling:

Quote ( Sion Francis @ September 1st 2011,18:26:58 )


This idea gets a thumbs up from me...as it did when it was suggested back in seasons 17,18,19...etc


So season 48 and counting. But hey, we got the new tyres and the new motivation change at the end of the season thingies.
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Old post #2301 posted Jun 26th 2015, 19:24:28 Quote 
I got bored waiting for the race to start, so I made a graph of all the tyre suppliers used in Elite in recent seasons: http://i.imgur.com/XuNHMLQ.png
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