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the disgrace will end?

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medal 5000
4 years 114 days ago (Last edited by Renta Driver 4 years 113 days ago)
I have a question for the developers. When will this tire mess finally end (if it will end at all)? How long will the software, which is dead in the trash, go faster than the fresh hard or midium? Where is the promised loss of pace on worn tires ??! Finally, turn on logic and realism !!! Well, the truth is already tired of this swinish attitude. Already a race, worn out to the cord, the soft travels much faster than the midium or hard. While midium or hard, reaching 50% of wear, sharply loses pace. 
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medal 5000
4 years 114 days ago
What are you on about. Your writing makes no sense lol
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medal 5000
4 years 114 days ago

Stuffy
What are you on about. Your writing makes no sense lol



Exactly!
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medal 5000
4 years 113 days ago

Stuffy
What are you on about. Your writing makes no sense lol



I mean that the worn-out soft rides constantly faster than the midium or hard, which are new. Where is the promised loss of pace on worn tires ???
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medal 5000
4 years 113 days ago
Actually it would loss of pace on worn tires, but most of the times we would run on worn tires in lighter fuel before pitting so you couldn't actually see that the pace is getting worse in worn tires.
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medal 5000
4 years 112 days ago

Tan
Actually it would loss of pace on worn tires, but most of the times we would run on worn tires in lighter fuel before pitting so you couldn't actually see that the pace is getting worse in worn tires.



we have a full tank rule in the league. that is, in fact, everyone starts with the same amount of fuel and refueling is prohibited. It turns out that at the entire distance everyone has the same amount of fuel. And the worn-out soft, almost to the cord, rides faster than the new midium or hard. If there was a difference in fuel, then it would still be possible to understand this. But the fuel is equal for everyone. Is there any logic? No!!! 
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