McLaren career/season 1 Monaco GP/Comfortable and balance setup for Qualy and race
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Wheel (G27) Setup for Qualy and Race. McLaren season 1 (3 minor AERO upgrade +1 minor Chassis upgrade+2 Minor and 1 major PU upgrade),TC and ABS = Off
Qualy time= 1:09:752 on soft in Q3 (1:10:000 on mediums in Q2)
S1= 18:551
S2= 33:057
S3= 18:143
it wasn't a great lap as i couldn't put all of my best sectors in 1 lap(the S2 above wasn't my best S2 as i F**** up the hairpin with too much inside kerb
), if i want to put all of my best sectors together (virtually) it should be at least around 1:09:5xx
My fastest Lap during the race (50% race) = 1:12:493 on Mediums at the start of my first stint. the race strategy was 18 laps on medium- 21 laps on hard.
race lap times (my first lap+fastest lap excluded) first lap to the last lap of the first stint 1:12:700 to 1:14:2xx , first lap to the last lap of second stint between 1:13:7xx to 1:15:3xx
Qualy strategy for Q3
Do a initial Lap with a worn soft Set at the start of Q3, then start your ultimate lap with a Brand new set with a fast out-lap for reaching the best Tyre temp at the start of your Ultimate lap, you will have the tyre and ERS to do the next lap too.
Simple Hybrid allocation for Qualy:
Overtake mode from the start to Casino, High from Casino to the Tunnel, Overtake mode at the start of the tunnel to the chicane, High mode to the last Corner and then overtake mode to the finish line.
* For the cars with lower downforce than Mclaren or to be a little more confident on your car you can add 1 click on rear and front aero.
* You have to use weight transfer for better time and best cornering at Casino section.
* Change brake bias to 54-55 for the race.
* Tyre wear will be more on the rear ones but nothing very serious, wear on front/rear ratio will be almost 2 on front and 3 on rear.
* You can be naughty at the post-tunnel chicane and the last chicane to gain even more time, but i don't recommend it as you'll lose big chunk of your front wing.