Okay, here's the lap analysis summary based on the provided data, formatted for a video script:

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## Jarama Official Testing - Session 1 Analysis

**(Intro - Brief overview of the session and its purpose)**

Alright team, let's dive into the data from our first test session at Jarama. We'll be looking at lap time consistency, tire degradation, and any key outliers that need our attention.

**(1. Top 3 Driver Lap Time Consistency)**

Let's focus on Pascal Wehrlein(1), Stoffel Vandoorne(2), and David Beckmann(3)
* **Pascal Wehrlein (#1, Porsche):** Wehrlein shows some decent consistency within shorter runs, especially in the early laps of those runs. However, there are significant lap time variations due to longer pit stops and potentially strategic testing of different energy management strategies. Pay attention to laps where he sets "Bests" though.
* **Stoffel Vandoorne (#2, Maserati):** Vandoorne's data is harder to assess. Many long runs make detailed short-term laptime consistency difficult to determine.
* **David Beckmann (#3, Porsche):** Beckmann had several longer runs and there are several outliers which may indicate a variety of reasons. We need to investigate these issues.

**(2. Tire Degradation Trends)**

Here, we're looking for gradual increases in sector times that indicate tire wear. Let's look at some specific examples:

*   **Pascal Wehrlein:** After lap 24, Wehrlein's sector times increase, particularly in sector 2 and 3. Lap 25 looks to be significantly degraded (57.916, 45.999, 35.561)
*   **David Beckmann:** Beckmann also shows potential tire degradation towards the end of his longer runs.

**(3. Lap Time Anomalies and Outliers)**

This is where we highlight anything unusual that could indicate a problem or a specific test event.

*   **Significant Pauses:** Multiple drivers (Wehrlein, Vandoorne, Günther, Maloney, Dennis, Hughes) exhibited very long pauses. This likely indicates pit stops for setup changes, battery cooling, or other tests and checks. These long pauses skew the average lap times and need to be filtered out when assessing performance.
*   **Wehrlein Lap 21:** Very long time spent, indicate an issue with the car.
*   **Vandoorne Lap 19:** Very long time spent, indicate an issue with the car.
*   **Günther Lap 1:** Very long time spent, indicate an issue with the car.
*   **Maloney Lap 1:** Very long time spent, indicate an issue with the car.
*   **Dennis Lap 1:** Very long time spent, indicate an issue with the car.

**(4. Best Sector Times/Potential)**
*   **Several drivers set 'Best' sector times on invalidated laps. This needs to be investigated.**

**(5. Next Steps and Questions)**

*   Let's review the telemetry data from the outliers to understand the causes.
*   We need to correlate tire degradation with power usage and driving style.
*   Confirm the specific tests each driver was conducting during their long runs.
*   We need more data from longer, consistent runs to better assess tire degradation and overall race pace.

**(Outro - Recap and looking forward)**

Overall, this session provided a good initial dataset. Let's use this information to refine our setup and strategies for the next session, focusing on consistency and understanding the tire behavior at Jarama.
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