Its cool im just stating my concerns will test them at Spa to see whats best and sign up as a reserve

.
Your on.
Testing tonight took place at all 6 tracks. We had single-lap sessions and some fun races with boost.
Overall we found the following:
Daytona:
Chapparal goes at least 5 laps on tyres before showing any wear pretty much. Ford just doesn't like track, and to be honest most drivers don't.
Monza
Jagaur fastest as expected, but lairy under brakes. Ford feel stable but lacking a bit of speed as expected.
Spa
Now this was interesting. In Season 1 with old tyre physics and softs I could do 2:11 laps. Now I'm doing low 2:13's if I push, 2:15's consistent. Joe in the Jaguar hit 2:12.9. The Corvette on old physics hit 2:17 laps, tonight Tom in a Dodge hit 2:20, with set-up not tweaked.
Targa Florio
You love it or hate it, 3min 24 fastest lap IIRC from the Chapparal, a mistake-filled lap from my Ford was a 3:43. First turn will be interesting, high concentration needed. Jaguar also on Chap's pace, but a small mistake can cost you a lot of time.
Le Mans 2005 NC
I don't care if boost was one when we raced - going down the Mulsanne 4 x 3 was epic. Jagaur fast as expected, Ford consistent and overall pretty interesting stuff.
Nurburgring 24hr
Argh. 10 minute lap at 50% wet level, braking twice as early, cars not turning. Seriously difficult conditions.
EDIT: RM and RH tyres are allowed as a choice - no set amount or mandatory use of compounds. Same with Inters and Wets for weather conditions.