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- moosethemooche78
I've done a little bit of testing with the 1IM-4RM strategy. It's doable.
If you come out on slicks with 5 cars ahead of you, the moisture gauge is just slightly above the first line and stays there until you reach the point that the leaders were at when the rain stopped (guessing that's somewhere on the Kesselchen straight). Then it drops to zero. If you come out in P9 or higher, the gauge is right on the line.
At that level on RMs, I felt like I had to brake earlier and take some corners slower than I would if I were on IMs, but I was keeping up with the AI cars, so maybe it wasn't too far off driving on IMs. Anyways, you don't really get the full advantage of being on the slicks until you get to the point where the moisture drops to zero, which is a fair way through the lap.
I don't know if I'd try it in the race, but it's certainly an intriguing idea, and maybe a good way to get out of traffic for a bit.
With the races coming up, best of luck, all! May your slicks always find the dry racing line.
If you come out on slicks with 5 cars ahead of you, the moisture gauge is just slightly above the first line and stays there until you reach the point that the leaders were at when the rain stopped (guessing that's somewhere on the Kesselchen straight). Then it drops to zero. If you come out in P9 or higher, the gauge is right on the line.
At that level on RMs, I felt like I had to brake earlier and take some corners slower than I would if I were on IMs, but I was keeping up with the AI cars, so maybe it wasn't too far off driving on IMs. Anyways, you don't really get the full advantage of being on the slicks until you get to the point where the moisture drops to zero, which is a fair way through the lap.
I don't know if I'd try it in the race, but it's certainly an intriguing idea, and maybe a good way to get out of traffic for a bit.
With the races coming up, best of luck, all! May your slicks always find the dry racing line.