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During the demonstration, both Dobson and Leclerc emphasized the significance of timely decision-making in racing. With a race lasting anywhere from 55 to 70 laps, the key to success often lies in making the right choices during crucial moments. Dobson sought to replicate this urgency by quickly analyzing the telemetry generated from the five laps Leclerc completed on the simulator.
This rapid assessment led to actionable insights that Leclerc could apply to improve his actual driving technique. For instance, they identified inconsistencies in braking points during the laps, particularly in Turn One—a revelation that aligned perfectly with Leclerc’s own observations.