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Shared by N. Weyers
19° Overcast Overcast
69%
22 km/h W

The track surface would feel relatively 'green' and cool, offering predictable but moderate grip levels as the overcast skies prevent the asphalt from heating up significantly. Drivers would experience a slightly longer tire warm-up phase, with the kart feeling a bit slidey in the initial laps before the rubber reaches its optimal operating window. The moderate crosswind may cause slight instability during high-speed directional changes and braking zones.

Run slightly higher cold tire pressures to compensate for the lack of solar heat on the asphalt.
Be patient for the first two laps to build core tire temperature before pushing for a qualifying-style lap.
Adjust your turn-in points to account for the 22 km/h wind, which may push the kart off-line in exposed sections of the track.
AI observed: The track surface appears dark and matte under the overcast sky, with no visible heat haze and potential moisture retention on the curbs from the morning humidity.

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

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