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- Cumberland, BC
- GTP_BlacqueJack
Is it me or are the races decided on luck on who gets out quickest in the pits?
I mean on my first race at Melbourne I was running first by about a second up to the pitstops. But then disaster because all the AI is pitting in at the same time all of the pitlane gets blocked up and I end doing a 10 second stop and losing about 10 places...
Luckily I only had it on intermediate difficulty for the first race and was able to race my way back up to first. But it seems like AI is affected as well, as on the next race at Malaysia I had a lead of about 5 seconds before the stops (stopped a lap early this time!) on Vettel but after the stops were done somehow Button was 14 seconds behind me and when I looked in the final classification Vettel was 20 seconds behind Button.... I reckon Vettel got unlucky in the pits like I did.
sometimes a good reason to change your pit stop is so that you don't pit with the majority of cars; pit early, or pit late, and avoid the ai traffic jam