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The 71‑lap run featured three pit stops, a switch from MEDIUM to HARD tyres at lap 19, and a generally stable sector performance with only isolated spikes. Thermal degradation was mild, sector times improved over stints, and track temperature rose then fell before stabilising.
Sector times remained largely constant across stints; only isolated spikes at laps 4, 18, 26, 46, 54–56, 68 suggest transient degradation or data anomalies.
The first stint of a single lap was unusually short, indicating a fuel‑only stop; the 16‑lap MEDIUM stint and 28‑lap HARD stint were within typical optimal ranges, but the 25‑lap final stint may have been marginally long for HARD tyres.
Average sector times improved from stint 2 to stint 4, showing consistent tyre performance and effective warm‑up management.
Track temperature rose from 30.9°C to 37.1°C, dipped to 31.1°C, then stabilised around 33°C; sector times were largely unaffected, indicating minimal weather influence.
The race began with a rapid fuel stop after lap 1, followed by a 16‑lap MEDIUM stint that maintained steady sector times. A tyre change to HARD at lap 19 extended the run to 28 laps, with sector times remaining stable. The final 25‑lap HARD stint saw a brief dip in sector performance around laps 54–56, likely due to transient degradation, but recovered quickly. Overall, the team managed tyre wear effectively, with sector consistency improving over the race.
For the next race, consider extending the first stint to at least 3 laps to reduce the number of stops, and evaluate the feasibility of a 30‑lap HARD stint to maximise fuel efficiency. Monitor sector 3 closely during the mid‑stint to pre‑empt any degradation spikes, and adjust pit windows if track temperatures rise above 35°C.