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14° Clear sky Clear sky
73%
5 km/h W

The track surface will feel crisp but slightly slick as the evening air cools the asphalt rapidly. Drivers will notice that tires take an extra lap or two to reach optimal working temperature, but once warm, the grip will be consistent and predictable without the 'greasiness' of midday heat.

Increase cold tire pressures by 1-2 PSI to compensate for the lower ambient temperature and help the carcass reach its operating window faster.
Be patient during the first two laps as the high humidity can make the track surface feel slightly 'green' until the tires generate sufficient heat.
Take advantage of the denser, cool evening air for improved engine performance, but ensure your braking points account for slightly reduced initial bite on cold rotors.
AI observed: The track appears dry and clean with high visibility under clear skies; the asphalt will look dark and matte, potentially developing a slight sheen as the dew point nears.

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

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