So much grip on wet?

[Borja Millan]

Hello. I've been testing under dry and wet conditions, and in wet i have so much grip more. It is exaggerated, in wet with dry rail i was doing 2: 07s and when the server restarts, in dry I do as much 2: 08.5s. And not only the times, but the feelings are much better in wet. I just wanted to inform you

 

[Tomas Beha]

This has been discussed endlessly, and we are happy with our tyres, don't really bother to go over all the explainations again - in short it's related to ISI's tyremodel and the dynamics of RealRoad, you'll not be able to abuse any 'tricks' by making odd tyre choices.

 

[Jimmi Allison]

Im somewhat 10 seconds slower on a WET track - not a damp track.

 

[Jan Molbech]

Im somewhat 10 seconds slower on a WET track - not a damp track.

You are always 10 seconds slower, regardless of the track condiditons

 

[Jimmi Allison]

You are always 10 seconds slower, regardless of the track condiditons

Im sure that has to do with the lack of practice... However this season Spa has to be the track i´ve done most laps on... mainly in 906 build tho

 

[Jose de las Heras]

I think that it depends of track conditions, because yesterday I was driving with a heavy rain and my lap times were about 2:30 - 2:29 with a LMP2 and with this kind of conditions, the grip is very critical for a 12 hours race.

 

[Jimmi Allison]

It very much has to do with the track conditions. Again theres a sweat spot we can illiminate - but thats just how it is

 

[Borja Millan]

I dont say that in wet conditions im faster than in dry. When i enter the server i was doing 2:24 to 2:15 or so in wet. Only when the track starts to become dry is when i have more grip than in dry

 

[Jimmi Allison]

And that is exactly the sweatspot that is. There is nothing we can do about it.

 

[Borja Millan]

I dont know how the tyres work on RF2, in RF1 u can put more grip in wet or more grip in dry on the tyres. Is like the wet tyres have so much grip on dry conditions. Anyway u know how the tyres work so I'm not going to bother more

 

[Jimmi Allison]

rF2 is a "bit" more advanced than rF1

 

[Borja Millan]

yeah yeah i know, sorry for that guys i dont want to be annoying, just want to inform you