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Shared by R. Szczypczyk
16° Rain Rain
94%
7 km/h NNW

The driver would likely experience a 'greasy' sensation despite the dry appearance, as the 94% humidity prevents the track from providing maximum mechanical bite. While the direct sunlight helps with surface temperature, the cool 16°C air means tires will take 2-3 laps to fully stabilize, and the kart may feel slightly unsettled during high-speed weight transfers.

Start with slightly higher cold tire pressures to reach the operating window faster in the 16°C air.
Be more progressive with brake application to account for the potential lack of friction caused by high moisture levels in the air.
Focus on finding a clean, rubbered-in line, as the high humidity can make off-line areas feel significantly more slippery.
AI observed: The surface shows a uniform dry texture with sharp shadows from the sun, though the high humidity might suggest a 'heavy' atmosphere and potential for condensation in shaded areas.

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

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