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Shared by B. Philpot
19° Overcast Overcast
68%
28 km/h SSE

The track surface will feel consistent but slightly 'green' due to the overcast skies preventing solar heat soak into the asphalt. Drivers will experience predictable grip levels, though tires will take an extra lap to reach optimal operating temperature compared to a sunny day. The significant 28 km/h wind will make the kart feel nervous in high-speed sections and require adjustments to braking markers.

Increase cold tire pressures by 1-2 PSI to compensate for the lack of track surface temperature and ensure the carcass reaches its window quickly.
Account for the 160-degree wind direction, which will likely act as a cross-tailwind on the main straights, requiring slightly earlier braking into heavy deceleration zones.
Keep steering inputs smooth and progressive in the fast sweeps to avoid the wind gusts upsetting the chassis balance mid-corner.
AI observed: The track will have a dark, matte appearance under the flat light of the overcast sky, with flags and trackside signage showing significant movement from the southerly breeze.

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

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