Jake Bullet
For those talking about doing 300 laps in 24 hours, I worked it out at around 18 seconds lost on your lap time when pitting. So you'd have to work out your pit stratedgy and fit that into your calculations.
I don't think 300 is actually possible... as I was saying in my first post about the 300 laps, way back when
myself
So, to do 300 laps you will need to run an average lap time of 4'48.000, which counting pit stops, sounds pretty impossible, even with an F1
The (new) fastest lap that I have seen so far is with the Toyota Minolta 88C (5'11.828), and he was driving like a bad @ss mofo with pretty much no errors. Driving like that for 24 hours straight seems, again, impossible. So, now... for the
possible part.
Let's say that you can pull off a constant 5'30.000 (give or take) per lap, with that same car, and let's say that you pit at the end of every 5th lap.
So, that would be, 330 seconds (5'30.000) times 5 plus (rounding up) 20 seconds for pitting:
(330 * 5) + 20 = 1670 seconds
Now, 1670 / 5 = 334 seconds per lap (average, with the pit stop already calculated in).
334 seconds = 5'34.000 = 5.56666 minutes
Seems feasible? Uhm... I don't know
Anyway, that strategy (running 5 laps at 5'30.000 per lap, and pitting for 20 seconds), will yield you:
1440 / 5.5666 = 258.7 (rounding up) laps
So, I would say, 250 laps are
definitely possible here 👍 And also, since they seem
possible-but-not-that-easy with a Toyota Minolta 88C, the goal of 250 should be definitely be at reach of the F1 car, even if you don't push it to the limits for the whole 24 hours.
I know 0.1% of you all will read my post (I don't know, I just have a feeling
)... but hopefully that 0.1% will find it useful
👍
The Wizard.