2024 gearing

[hollus]

Not that I think there are any relevant differences any more, but here is a thread for 2024 gearing, starting with the post quoted, stolen from the McLaren team thread.
Feel free to post other (future and past) data.

For those interested in gearing, I took all of the data from Jeddah Race and calculated the average of the speed at which drivers changed up or changed down in a particular gear. Naturally engine power, tyre strategy etc will affect the results but I have no patience to go to that level of detail right now.

[mwillems]

Not that I think there are any relevant differences any more, but here is a thread for 2024 gearing, starting with the post quoted, stolen from the McLaren team thread.
Feel free to post other (future and past) data.

For those interested in gearing, I took all of the data from Jeddah Race and calculated the average of the speed at which drivers changed up or changed down in a particular gear. Naturally engine power, tyre strategy etc will affect the results but I have no patience to go to that level of detail right now.

https://i.ibb.co/2qhyMvv/Average-Gear-C ... Jeddah.png

No there isn't, It was posted for that point and was only really in relation to Ferrari and Mclarens relative performance in an FP2 session.

A quick look a 6th, 7th and 8th gear shows that Mclaren and Ferarri are almost identical in gearing when taking data from Australia Qualifying.

                      KPH                           
Gear	RPM	   NOR   LEC
6      10739       234   234
6      11609       252   253
7      10709       267   268
7      11574       290   289
8      10424       295   293
8      11164       316   314