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2023 Hungarian Grand Prix - Posible Race Strategies
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It’s the difference between going all out in the third stint or taking it a bit slower.
Depending on the car and driver and track conditions it will depend.
It’s not always softer = faster even for the same amount of laps. Softer tyres don’t last as long AND lose performance faster, so if you could get 15 laps from the soft you probably could do it faster on the mediums.
Hope that made sense