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big effort from Luke, Gordo and John to get the car out there today.

massive downforce but a little unbalanced, had to back off the downforce at the rear.

also mechanical grip requires plenty of attention, though we had the balance a little better by days end and have some things to try tomorrow. long road ahead.

will be back out there tomorrow but tyres are pretty shagged and no time to get a fresh set on (second set of wheels not here until friday)

that is stokell driving that lap. it was the fastest towards the end of the lunch. I was 1.5 seconds off the pace. I need to grow some bigger ones real quick

power delivery is smooth and linear, but can see how tentative the car is in the corners, understeer on entry. plenty of development to go in the handling dept.

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