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Originally Posted by ninetres
Even if the car is 100% stock, any data supplied will be specific to not just an incredibly unique track, but also the specific driver style and preferences. It’s not as if you ran the exact ring settings on your car, you would be in some sort of a sweet spot at your local track, with your amateur driving skill. Apples and oranges.
Satisfying curiosity is the only thing that learning the ring setup would accomplish.
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So you're saying that they didn't use/apply any tricks/tweeks? They had multiple engineering teams out there working on the car.
Just having that insight on the flow on how the car was adjusted is invaluable.
The Pro Race Teams don't even have that type of hands-on expertise on a Track.