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54%
13 km/h WNW

The track surface will feel highly consistent and 'hooked up' thanks to the residual heat absorbed during a clear summer day. Drivers will experience strong lateral grip in the high-speed corners like the Valley, though the cooling evening air will mean tires take an extra lap to reach peak operating temperature compared to a midday session.

Start with tire pressures 0.5-1.0 PSI higher than a midday session to compensate for the cooling asphalt and ensure you hit the optimal pressure window quickly.
Utilize the denser 18°C air for better engine cooling and oxygen intake; you may find a slight performance gain on the long back straight.
Be prepared for a slight headwind/crosswind (293°) on the run down to the Valley, which may require a slightly later braking marker than usual.
AI observed: The track surface appears dark and well-rubbered in the racing line with long shadows stretching across the circuit, indicating a clean, dry surface free of any moisture or debris.

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

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