Antoine ROYER
This session · September 19
20.640s−0.250
best lap21.590+0.149median of clean laps
Season record: 20.560 s, on July 30.
The season on this layout
The last 12 comparable sessions. Lower is faster.
2122
August 11 · 21.380 · 21.740
Session of August 11, best lap 21.380 s
August 15 · 20.980 · 21.570
Session of August 15, best lap 20.980 s
August 20 · 20.860 · 21.420
Session of August 20, best lap 20.860 s
August 25 · 20.950 · 21.635
Session of August 25, best lap 20.950 s
August 27 · 20.890 · 21.505
Session of August 27, best lap 20.890 s
August 29 · 21.090 · 21.860
Session of August 29, best lap 21.090 s
September 2 · 21.030 · 21.710
Session of September 2, best lap 21.030 s
September 8 · 20.790 · 21.500
Session of September 8, best lap 20.790 s
September 9 · 20.590 · 21.345
Session of September 9, best lap 20.590 s
September 15 · 20.890 · 21.485
Session of September 15, best lap 20.890 s
September 17 · 20.890 · 21.440
Session of September 17, best lap 20.890 s
September 19 · 20.640 · 21.590
Session of September 19, best lap 20.640 s
August 11September 19
- best lap
- median
- average of the 5 best
- 21.130s
- laps
- 31
- clean laps
- 100%
- stint
- 1
C
Session grade
Median better than 3 of the 10 previous comparable sessions.
Goals for the next session
- Beat the season record: 20.560 s.
- Median under 21.40 s.
Takeaways
- The median is 0.94 s off the best lap: consistency is the biggest margin.
The 31 laps, in the order driven
Above 32.4 s, a lap counts as an incident: it turns red, at the top. A single stint: the car did not come back to the pits.
212223
- clean lap
- slow lap, placed at the top of the scale
- best lap 20.640 s
- median 21.590 s
Flagship car
Touring proTouring 1/10 Mod
How it is calculated
- An incident is a lap slower than 32.4 s, one and a half times the session pace: off-track, contact, stop.
- Comparable sessions are on the same layout, with the same transponder or one in the same category.
- The grade says how many of the 10 previous comparable sessions this median beats. All for A+, two thirds for A, one third for B.