So, even if the Ring doesn't improve to what people want, what do you think the outcome is going to be on other famous/popular circuits between these three cars given what we know about the cars and their energy consumption/regeneration?
One point of interest was that the 918 was out of energy at the end, hence the lower speed. Was this a coincidence? How much energy would it get back and be able to use on lap two?
I'm wondering if the 918 made it through more of the lap do to it's battery size or because of it's regeneration capabilities. Is the 918 a heavy net consumer of energy that once depleted is going to be out of power more often than not?
We know the P1 went from full to empty twice during it's lap, or so they said, implying that it was actually able to use and replenish all it's energy, while still turning in what is at least the 7:04 lap time.
Are the shorter circuits going to show massively different results than the Ring?
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One point of interest was that the 918 was out of energy at the end, hence the lower speed. Was this a coincidence? How much energy would it get back and be able to use on lap two?
I'm wondering if the 918 made it through more of the lap do to it's battery size or because of it's regeneration capabilities. Is the 918 a heavy net consumer of energy that once depleted is going to be out of power more often than not?
We know the P1 went from full to empty twice during it's lap, or so they said, implying that it was actually able to use and replenish all it's energy, while still turning in what is at least the 7:04 lap time.
Are the shorter circuits going to show massively different results than the Ring?
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