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#08 Factfile french GP France | Le Castellet Friday 22nd June 2018 Saturday 23rd June 2018 Sunday 24th June 2018 Free Practice 1 12:00 - 13:30 Free Practice 3 13:00 - 14:00 Race Start 16:10 Free Practice 2 16:00 - 17:30 Qualifying 16:00 Track stats 6 250 3.2 T6 309.626 RACE DISTANCE (KM) 3.5 T7 G HIGHEST G-FORCE T5 AT TURN 11 FOR 2 SECONDS T4 DRS 5.861 8 315 0.3 3 115 2.4 8 270 3.5 CIRCUIT LENGTH (KM) T3 T9 54 53 2 75 2.0 T2 GEAR CHANGES PER LAP NUMBER OF LAPS T1 T8 4 165 3.0 8 310 0.0 T14 T10 T12 330 CIARON’S TRACK NOTES TOP SPEED (KPH) DRS A new addition to the race calendar, there will be more to learn early in the T13 weekend than at other circuits, and T15 some teams may choose to do more O running in the first practice session than normal to get to grips with racing 3 210 1.5 1,057 C lines, car setup requirements and tyre MAX BRAKE TEMPERATURE behaviour. GEAR SPEED G-FORCE T11 As well as this the wind can be a significant factor here, so there may be 2 70 2.0 4 175 3.0 some experimenting with different downforce levels on Friday as the 2,500 441M NEARBY MARSEILLE IS teams aim to find the best compromise ELEVATIONELEVATION CHANGE: CHANGE: 2.6M 31M between top speed and cornering and FRANCE’S OLDEST CITY, braking performance. HAVING BEEN FOUNDED SOME 2600 YEARS AGO. 10.1M 410M 7.5M SEA LEVEL TURN 1 23 44 55 6 7 6 7 8 9 108 9 11 12 10 1113 14 12 1315 16 14 15 STRATEGY TYRE SELECTION 50% SAFETY CAR SUPERHARD HARD MEDIUM SOFT SUPERSOFT ULTRASOFT HYPERSOFT PROBABILITY ORANGE ICE BLUE WHITE YELLOW RED PURPLE PINK 11 LAPS RUN BEHIND THE SAFETY CAR TELEMETRY CAR SET-UP 580M PIT LANE LENGTH 45 25 (AVERAGE = 367M) 41 29 LOW HIGH HIGH 0.33SEC/10KG FUEL EFFECT DOWNFORCE 301 (2018 AVERAGE: 0.35SEC/10KG) HIGHEST APEX SPEED 37 33 TURN 11 (KPH) 255 130 230 155 1.98KG/LAP 25 FUEL CONSUMPTION WINNERS FROM POLE (2018 AVERAGE: 1.78KG/LAP) 205 180 80 40 72 48 LOW HIGH % OF LAP 0% 70 LOW WET RACE FULL THROTTLE PROBABILITY (2018 AVERAGE: 61% OF LAP) BRAKE WEAR TYRE WEAR 64 56 HISTORY RENAULT IN FRANCE (As a Constructor and Engine Supplier) ALAIN PROST IN FRANCE RENERENÉ ARNOUX IN FRANCE 94 10 13 81 10 23 STARTS WINS STARTS POINTS STARTS POINTS 26 13 6.23 2.3 PODIUMS POLES AVERAGE POINTS (F1 CAREER AVERAGE: 4.00) AVERAGE POINTS (F1 CAREER AVERAGE: 1.21) 8 241 6 11 1 2 FASTEST LAPS TOTAL POINTS WINS PODIUMS WINS PODIUMS LAST TIME IN FRANCE (AT MAGNY COURS) 4 869 2 579 POLE POSITIONS RACED LAPS POLE POSITIONS RACED LAPS 3RD QUALIFICATION : FERNANDO ALONSO 3RD 3RD 7TH 8TH AVERAGE QUALIFYING AVERAGE FINISH AVERAGE QUALIFYING AVERAGE FINISH 9TH QUALIFICATION : NELSON PIQUET JR ALAIN PROST’S FIRST FORMULA 1 WIN CAME IN FRANCE IN 1981 HIS 1982 WIN AT PAUL RICARD WAS RENAULT’S 10TH FORMULA 1 TH AT DIJON. HIS SIXTH AND FINAL WIN IN FRANCE CAME AT PODIUM POSITION. THE DAY BEFORE HE QUALIFIED ON POLE 8 MAGNY COURS IN 1993, WHICH WAS ALSO HIS 100TH FORMULA 1 FOR RENAULT’S 25TH IN FORMULA 1. RACE : FERNANDO ALONSO PODIUM. PROST ALSO WON THE LAST GRAND PRIX TO BE HELD AT CIRCUIT PAUL RICARD IN 1990. 7TH RACE : NELSON PIQUET JR All statistics provided by Forix.com .

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