However, if you have 5 people going for pole position that are on mediums, those 5 according to the rules will start the race on hards, where that one who sat out would be able to start on mediums and do better at the start. It's a strategy call that has happened before in Formula One, so I can't see why it wouldn't be an idea to work with in this series.
If I was personally in that situation that I made it into the top 6 in qualifying, I would be one of those people that would sit out in qualifying, start on mediums and go from there. If my game plan for that race is "start on so-and-so compound" I would try to stick to it as much as I could.
If there is an issue involving multiple people not qualifying, they would be forced to qualify or start from pit lane. In retrospect, that part of the rulebook should be changed to make everything clearer.
The way it will work is that each team can have up to two cars per race, but the drivers of those cars could be different per race. As long as they have attended one of the scheduled exhibition dates and have complied with all of the rules regarding registration, a team could pull in a different line up each week.
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I should add that it would have to be approved by that team's designated team principal and would have to be at least 48 hours before qualifying.
Remember, you can only have two cars per race.
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Team Principal is the person who registers the team
That will be addressed hopefully soon. There's a couple of ways to take it, and I won't know until after I do tire testing there to know where each of those options stack up.
Reverse?
Just kidding
I do plan on keeping track on everyone's fastest times.
Go ahead. Solaris Racing Team will be Mercedes.Hehe, well then time for no flex racing to be like redbull
Okay I was just wondering how that would work.
I was actually thinking Swift Autosport could be Mercedes. But we can settle for an older Ferrari team.
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