Why would you use a heavy car in an endurance race expecting it to have better tyre wear?
Where have I said this is a endurance build or good for endurance racing no where.
As stated in my tuning page I race in normally 550pp to 600pp lobbies most of the time it's no tyre wear or short races with tyre wear so the extra power and weight is not a disadvantage.
Use the car what it's designed for not what it isn't for the best results come race with me and my group or send me a message on psn if you need anything.
To take this apart, during the timespan of when I copied your settings, you didnt mention anything at all except for:
hey, test my "not op tune, it is the best you can find" (not literally, but metaphorically).
Based on the times they get online on multiple tracks not just one.
How good a car is is alway based on the lap time it can do most op cars in the 550pp and 600pp range are generally op on most tracks not just a few.
That is so vague it actually answers nothing.
Yet it says: cars in my lobby that are faster than my tunes have to be op - because the other players have no clue.
This happens, when you dont really say, what your purpose or ruleset is, see my first part of this comment.
And lastly, because you still didnt mention any rule other than "I dont do endurance".
The stock Gulia on medium sports tyres is already as good as your setup for sprint, yet will win in endurance and top speed races.