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Shared by B. Philpot
20° Cloudy Cloudy
72%
26 km/h SSW
AI Verified

The track surface would feel relatively stable but slightly 'green' due to the lack of solar gain under cloud cover and high humidity. Drivers would experience a predictable slide rather than a sharp bite, requiring a lap or two extra to bring tires up to an optimal working temperature.

Start with slightly higher cold tire pressures (1-2 PSI) to generate internal carcass heat faster in the absence of direct sunlight.
Adjust braking points for the 26 km/h wind, as it will likely act as a cross-tailwind on the faster sections, potentially pushing the kart wide.
Maintain smooth, progressive throttle application out of corners to avoid breaking traction on a surface that may feel slightly 'greasy' from the 72% humidity.
AI observed: The track surface appears dark and matte with no visible heat haze; the surrounding flags and trees show significant movement, indicating gusty conditions that may blow dust onto the racing line.

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

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