Time Trial - Results and Community Leader Boards

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Man, look at all those new best placings 😱 well done to all.

Plus 2 more new resident aliens jetting off, congratulations @Gogga @crackhaed

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Thank you! This was a big moment for me. Wild to think that a year or so ago I was struggling to get from DR C to B just on pure pace.

This was fully me when this ended last night and I saw the continental/country placings:
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Congrats to All on your top placements.

The Titans did us proud here @Pesselles @Lomic @krazislaw @MUC76. Well done guys.

Shout out to the other Titan @330_D who made it 2 👽 badges in a row!
Do us proud and get that hat-trick. You have a knack for road cars as well. Make that LFA dance.
I agree, those placements are pretty well achieved. They deserve a round of applause.

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Here are some statistics for TT92 at Fuji International Speedway in the SF23 Super Formula: Toyota '23 / Honda '23.

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I will update the index of TTs and the 2024 and all-time scoreboards shortly.


The attached Excel file has this scoreboard as well results for all TTs for everyone on the scoreboard.
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Drivers with gold in all TTs
The number of drivers with gold in all TTs remained at 62.

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Here are some statistics for TT88 at Fuji International Speedway in the SF23 Super Formula: Toyota '23 / Honda '23.

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I will update the index of TTs and the 2024 and all-time scoreboards shortly.


The attached Excel file has this leaderboard as well results for all TTs for everyone on the leaderboard.
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Drivers with gold in all TTs
The number of drivers with gold in all standard TTs remained at 88 (in TT88...).

Impressive time, @ERAZER! You're an expert on those SF machines.
 
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Here are some statistics for TT93 at Sardegna - Road Track - A in the Lexus LFA '10.

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The attached Excel file has this leaderboard as well results for all TTs for everyone on the leaderboard.
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Drivers with gold in all TTs
The number of drivers with gold in all TTs dropped from 62 to 60.

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I agree with you, they are improving greatly everyday, I try to when I can but sometimes it doesn't work out like the way I want it too. That's a part of life. Wow, only 4 days left at Tokyo? I thought the TT's usually last up to 2 weeks.
 
@MattD42 in the LFA straight from a PB of bronze to gold on the GT7 leader board, that some improvement right there, well done
Haha, thank you! It was one of the rare times that a car+track combo just seems to work, and it seems like it was that way for quite a few of us here. Massive soft spot for the LFA, amazing piece of engineering and motoring history
 
Haha, thank you! It was one of the rare times that a car+track combo just seems to work, and it seems like it was that way for quite a few of us here. Massive soft spot for the LFA, amazing piece of engineering and motoring history
Yeah, that was a huge comeback I'd say. I think I had one of those and that was in the Mazda LM55 TT at High Speed Ring.
 
Here are some statistics for TT94 at Tokyo Expressway - East Clockwise in the Ferrari 430 Scuderia '07.

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The attached Excel file has this scoreboard as well results for all TTs for everyone on the scoreboard.
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Drivers with gold in all TTs
The number of drivers with gold in all TTs remained at 60.

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@half_sourly is there any statistically significant difference in overall performance after the 1.49 update?

E.g. controller users are on average slower then before 1.49, the distribution is somewhat different or any other peculiarities visibe?
 
@half_sourly is there any statistically significant difference in overall performance after the 1.49 update?

E.g. controller users are on average slower then before 1.49, the distribution is somewhat different or any other peculiarities visibe?
Nice idea but statistical significance can't be possible after just one or two TTs under the new rules. I'm good at Tokyo and bad at the Nordwand. That for example has nothing to do with controller, AR/MT or things like that. Even if you have all the data. It would be to soon.
 
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@half_sourly is there any statistically significant difference in overall performance after the 1.49 update?

E.g. controller users are on average slower then before 1.49, the distribution is somewhat different or any other peculiarities visibe?
One interesting trend (though not physics-related because it started earlier) is that the recent TTs are harder to gold. Including the currently running three TTs we will likely have had nine TTs in a row with a gold ratio below 10%. This has never happened before. Maybe the result of fiercer competition for P1?

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One interesting trend (though not physics-related because it started earlier) is that the recent TTs are harder to gold. Including the currently running three TTs we will likely have had nine TTs in a row with a gold ratio below 10%. This has never happened before. Maybe the result of fiercer competition for P1?

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I think at least some of that is a string of hard combinations. There's been the Super Formula and X2019 when generally anything above Gr.2 downforce increases difficulty, Tokyo and Willow Springs are both known difficult tracks, Eiger's difficulty is unknown but it's not a track people had driven before and practiced, and now there's a wet TT.
 
@half_sourly is there any statistically significant difference in overall performance after the 1.49 update?

E.g. controller users are on average slower then before 1.49, the distribution is somewhat different or any other peculiarities visibe?
As @KAlex122 said I don't think there is enough data. Additionally, I only have access to input method for the 160 or so people in our group, and given our results are wildly different from the total set's (e.g. almost 73% of us getting gold in the latest TT when the total set got 8%), there will be unquantifiable bias in our data. And there are people like @jontikis and @NAXEHT in our group who use controllers and are pretty much always top 50 or better in the world, so they will skew the data. You're also not comparing like for like unless we do exactly the same TT combination before and after the change. As you can see from @crome's graph, the proportion of gold results can be from 1% to mid 20s (ignoring the big outliers), so it would be really difficult to find a say 5% difference (5% of 10% getting gold would change to 10.5% or 9.5%, so barely at all) and I can't imagine the physics would change things that much. Even at 10% it would move the dial on proportion of golds only to still well within normal variance.
 
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