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Shared by B. Philpot
11° Light rain Light rain
57%
32 km/h SSW

The driver would experience a 'green' track with low natural grip, as the cool 10.6°C air and lack of sunlight prevent the rubber from softening. The most dominant sensation would be extreme instability and buffeting due to the severe 115 km/h winds, making the kart feel unpredictable in high-speed corners. Tires will take significantly longer to reach operating temperature, feeling 'glassy' for the first few laps.

Start with higher cold tire pressures (approx. +2 psi) to help the tires reach their operating window faster in the absence of track heat.
Be extremely cautious in high-speed sections where the 115 km/h wind can cause sudden aero-wash or lift, requiring proactive steering corrections.
Adjust your braking points significantly to account for the wind direction; a headwind will allow deeper braking while a tailwind will require much earlier deceleration.
AI observed: The track appears as a uniform, matte grey ribbon under a thick cloud deck, with no reflective patches or rubber build-up visible.

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

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