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Shared by A. Moore
20° Clear sky Clear sky
42%
10 km/h WSW
AI Verified

The track surface would feel highly receptive and grippy, with the 19.5°C air temperature and direct sunlight providing excellent thermal energy for the tires. Drivers would experience a very predictable 'hooked-up' sensation in the corners, with tires reaching optimal operating temperature within two laps and maintaining consistent pressures throughout the session.

Set cold tire pressures slightly lower than baseline as the sun-warmed asphalt will cause a significant PSI gain during the heat cycle.
Attack the high-speed corners with confidence as the low humidity and clear skies ensure a completely dry, high-friction racing line.
Be mindful of the 10 km/h wind from the West-Southwest; it may create a slight cross-push in the exposed sections of the International Circuit, requiring minor steering corrections.
AI observed: The track surface appears dark and well-rubbered on the racing line, with high contrast between the clean apexes and the lighter, dusty areas off-line. There is no visible moisture or 'sheen' on the asphalt, indicating a high-bite surface.

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

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