I think there are a lot of mitigating factors to bail them out here, compared to Singapore.organic wrote: ↑02 Oct 2023, 21:23The forecast for Qatar is hot and humid. They've also recently resurfaced the entire track and changed kerbs. These two factors seemingly played a large role in throwing the team and setup off @ Singapore.
It's also a sprint weekend at Qatar to make matters worse.
This will be a true test
The first is the longer DRS zone and the second is the gnerally higher speeds that should make insufficient tire temperatures not an issue. Basically there's margin for them to have an average setup day, and still be competitive.