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Тема: Did not stop when it was supposed to. |
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I'm sorry if i'm missing something but in my race setup i had 0 for "wait to pit if stops raining" and apparently i still haven't stopped. Looks like a bug to me.
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Pretty good assumption that you did not have it set to have dry tyres on in the dry. Go take a look.
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You were using dry tyres in the rain, hence didnt need to stop :L
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Tyres strategy
At the start //When it rains// When the track is dry
rain - soft - soft
I still don't understand... Isn't the main point wether you stop or not disregarding the tyre choice? If not then i will never understand this questions but that's ok, there's always a way around it.
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I had something similar happen- but for mr I started with 100 Liters of fuel with Rain tires, but I pitted on lap 10 ??
My fuel was 100 Liter start
100 Liters 1st pit.
4O Liters after
But I pitted on lap10 and came out with 33% Fuel left..
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When it rains - Soft.
This means that you were using soft tyres when it rains, so you were on dry tyres when the track was wet :L
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Quote ( Craig Mclean @ September 27th 2011,21:13:00 )
This means that you were using soft tyres when it rains, so you were on dry tyres when the track was wet :L So you're saying i cannot have dry tyres when is wet? That's new to me.
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Quote ( Roni Moura @ September 27th 2011,21:16:03 )
So you're saying i cannot have dry tyres when is wet? That's new to me.
No, when it is wet...you want to use wet tyres :L
They area a lot faster, hence the name :L
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he is saying you dont need to pit for tyres since you already had soft
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Quote ( Roni Moura @ September 27th 2011,21:16:03 )
So you're saying i cannot have dry tyres when is wet? That's new to me.
Yes, you can have dry tyres in the wet, but if you are on dry tyres and the rain stops, why would you pit for more dry tyres ?
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Quote ( Roni Moura @ September 27th 2011,21:12:02 )
At the start //When it rains// When the track is dry
rain - soft - soft
there, you specified that when the weather is rainy, to use soft tyres
and when it is dry weather, to use soft tyres
the only way you can pit for a weather change in that situation, is starting with rain tyres, starting with rain, and the rain stops
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Quote ( Gordon Ashford @ September 27th 2011,21:20:12 )
Yes, you can have dry tyres in the wet, but if you are on dry tyres and the rain stops, why would you pit for more dry tyres ?
Page [1] Ok, it makes sense now... Thanks for clarifying that.
In my mind, if it says stop, then it should stop no matter what.
But i get it by now, thanks a lot Gordon.
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Quote ( Marcelo Michelini @ September 27th 2011,21:23:26 )
the only way you can pit for a weather change in that situation, is starting with rain tyres, starting with rain, and the rain stops
Got it.
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