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Shared by B. Philpot
21° Cloudy Cloudy
66%
27 km/h SSW
AI Verified

The track surface would feel stable and predictable with moderate grip levels, offering consistent feedback through the chassis. Drivers would experience reliable turn-in, though the lack of direct solar heating means tires may require an extra lap to reach peak pressure compared to a sunny afternoon. The significant 27 km/h wind will be felt as a buffeting force, particularly affecting the kart's balance in high-speed transitions and altering top-end speed on the straights.

Monitor tire pressures closely as the lack of direct sunlight will result in lower track temperatures than the 20.8°C air temp suggests.
Account for the 27 km/h wind from the SSW, which will act as a headwind or cross-headwind on the main straight, requiring slightly deeper braking points.
Keep the kart tight to the apex in exposed corners to minimize the impact of wind gusts on the chassis balance.
AI observed: The track surface appears dry and matte grey under flat lighting, with wind-blown debris potentially accumulating off-line and flags showing a strong, consistent blow from the South-Southwest.

Data sources: Sky & track conditions from AI video analysis • Temperature, humidity, wind & pressure from OpenMeteo

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