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Alsense Tire and Brake Temperature Sensors. Optimize setup and improve lap times

by Ronald Hessels – Race Engineer for GP Elite and Alsense Motorsport   Given GP Elite’s remarkable success in the Porsche Supercup, and other championships, we’re always looking for ways to be ahead of the competition. Collecting new data, especially tire and brake temperature information, proved critical in our success throughout 2021.   Measuring the

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Tire temperatures in one corner. What can you learn?

We’re beginning this series of short posts to showcase how quickly useful tire (and brake, in the future) temperature data can be gathered and used to improve your race car. The picture is taken from the telemetry of a Porsche Cup car that belongs to one of our customers.       Rear right tire

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Jean-Philippe Sarrazin, Race Engineer of GDrive #25 – Pro/Am ELMS champion

The LMP2 championship is still an open manufacturer series despite the fact that everyone is running Oreca 07.Now every team is running the same car with the same Goodyear tires. If you want to win races, you need to explore every detail like in the monotype series. That’s where Alsense helped a lot, we quickly and efficiently

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Ronald Hessels, Race Engineer for GPELITE, Porsche Supercup Champions

Porsche introduced the new Porsche 911 (992) cup car last year. Teams participating in Carrera cups over the world received the car beginning March 2021. The new 992 cup car was completely different that its predecessor, even a new tire was introduced for the 992. Gathering information during tests to have the optimal preparation for

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Mokko Racing BMW Xtreme Cup

Last season we monitored tire surface temperatures by Alsense Tire Wired IR multipoint sensors. Quite quickly we realize that monitoring tire temperatures only on pitlane with IR-pistol or pyrometer is sort of late because tire temperatures heat up quite rapidly when loaded but similarly temperatures cool down quickly on straights. Tire temperature data analysis provided

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Why monitor tire temperature?

Tire temperatures are a key aspect of vehicle performance, as the tire is the only contact point be-tween the vehicle and the track surface. They are key to fast lap times and predictable car handling. The amount of grip or adhesion a tire provides is directly influenced by its temperature and keeping this parameter it

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