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How long do Michelin race tires and qualifying tires take to reach full potential?

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How long do Michelin race tires and qualifying tires take to reach full potential?

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Obviously this depends on track layout, surface, weather conditions and so on, but on average we would say that a race tire takes one or two laps before it reaches its maximum potential, while a qualifying tire reaches its maximum potential after maybe three corners. If we give a rider a really soft qualifier we ask him not to give 100 per cent during his out lap. To save the tire, we ask him to give 100 per cent only a couple of corners before the start of his first flying lap. It’s important to try hard through those corners to gain maximum speed down the start-finish on his fast lap.

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