Fresh inters are worth ~1.5s a lap in these conditions. Two-stop gives you two tyre-offset windows to attack — track position means nothing if the guy behind is three seconds a lap quicker.
Track is drying in patches but a second front is due before lap 40. Do you commit to an aggressive two-stop and use the tyre delta to attack, or hold track position on a single stop and bet on the safety car?
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Fresh inters are worth ~1.5s a lap in these conditions. Two-stop gives you two tyre-offset windows to attack — track position means nothing if the guy behind is three seconds a lap quicker.
Every stop in the wet is a coin flip in the pit lane. One-stop keeps you out of traffic and out of the pit-entry lottery. Track position under a likely safety car wins this outright.
The undercut is brutal right now. Anyone who stays out a lap too long is handing three seconds to the field. Commit early and control the delta.
If the second front hits on lap 38 like the radar says, the two-stoppers pit into the worst of it. One-stop and cross your fingers for the red flag.