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Marc... I analyzed this replay looking around the pit stops and it's really strange how I lost 9 seconds to you. Can't quite figure it out, but based on my experience the other night with Lefty I think the pits are inconsistent between drivers. Either depending on where your pit is situated or maybe the speed at which you enter the threshold of pit lane... or just the speed of the pit stop itself... Here are the relevant laps. Green = In Lap, Red = Out Lap:
Gap Before Pit Cycle (End of Lap 13): WRP +00.852
Lap..Hydro......WRP001
13...1'47.453...1'47.184
14...1'49.118...1'47.902
15...2'14.722...1'49.167
16...1'46.826...2'15.808
17...1'47.500...1'57.566
18...1'46.400...1'46.506
Gap After Pit Cycle (End of Lap 17): Hydro +11.416
My pit stall was actually before the start line in this case so my "in" lap was much slower than my "out" lap, but that should have evened out. I can't really explain while the total time in pit laps was ~9 seconds slower. There was no incident on track or traffic to account for it. About 3 of the 12 seconds of the gap change was due to tires as your 2 laps after pits with fresh rubber were understandably faster than my 2 laps before my pit with worn rubber... that's 3 second difference is how it should work and I had an advantage late in the race that made up for it plus some. But the 9 secs is something to investigate and test.
I wonder if GT5 doesn't regulate speed correctly from the pit entry to your stall, but does regulate it from your stall to the exit? Maybe it depends on the speed in which you enter? The same issue, but not to that extent occurred at GP/F when I was following Lefty. I went in maybe 15 car lengths behind Lefty and came out 2 car lengths behind (and I had the 2nd closest pit stall to exit at GP/F). I qualified on pole for TMR, but since it was reverse direction the #1 pit put me closest to entry. You were at the other end of pit lane near the exit like I was at GP/F.
If I had to guess I'm going with the bold part.
I have no idea..
All I know is when I went into the pit I was behind by less than a car length to you, and when I finished lap 29, I was in almost the same spot
Looks like something worked out in the end
I'm not sure where in the pit lane my stall was. I qualified second, so we must have been close. Weird.
...in any case, pressing x a bunch never hurts.👍
Words to live by until further notice
I know I was all over the X button during my stop, think I ran over an air gun on the exit.
I'll probably watch the replay again at some point though to see how long it took me from entry to exit, and compare the time to your pit stop.
If you are just sitting in the pit for the extra time, It might suggest that it involves the X button, as Dom suggested.
(Tim) Did you notice if anyone else had such a long pit/out lap combo from the timer replay?
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