F1 Qualifying pace vs Race pace

This video is an onboard comparison of one lap in the race and in qualifying.
Imola GP 2024
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[@manothamareddy8302]

I was expecting 2-3 seconds but that was huge..keep doing such amazing videos wanna see your channel become big...

[@mrdraw2087]

Old hards vs fresh softs explains 2-3 seconds, plus there is no DRS in the race and the drivers are harvesting electric energy as well. I don't think there was too much tire management.

[@zeekillgaming9014]

this video shows how much better is 1-4 laps old soft than 33 laps old hard tires. plus qualifying they will only put low fuel and race still have half tank of fuel to complete the race = more weight means slower car

[@Suartawan13]

Can you do with the fastest lap?

[@MrJohansen]

Yeah, this would be a much better comparison than comparing qualy to 33 lap old hards that are about to explode

[@BALT6D]

Done.

[@marktucker208]

This is one of the things I hate about modern F1, I want to see the drivers pushing the limits

[@413XUIFC]

No car is going to last +50 laps at qualy pace

[@marktucker208]

They used to?

[@413XUIFC]

@@marktucker208 You would have to lower the qualy pace to make it equal yo the race pace, there’s no other way around

[@R9naldo]

@@413XUIFC drivers literally used to very frequently have a faster fastest lap in the race then in quali. They were pushing at 95-100% for the entire race. This was when we had grooved tyres in the 2000s. It was even worse in 1998-2000 before traction control when the cars were ridiculously twitchy and nervous. And hour and a half in the race of constantly correcting the car

[@gavcom4060]

Yeah pushing the limits on 33 lap old hard tires. Don’t be dumb