feature: Tyre startegy#292
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In Formula 1, tyre strategy is one of the most critical competitive elements. Teams choose when to pit and which compound to use based on degradation, track position, and race conditions. Having a visual representation of each driver's stint history — which compounds were used, for how many laps, and in what order — is essential for understanding the race narrative.
The upstream project provides the infrastructure to build insight windows (
PitWallWindowbase class, telemetry stream), and explicitly reserves a slot for this feature in the menu, but the implementation was never done.Additionally, a secondary bug was identified during implementation: tyres that had been used in qualifying (and therefore had pre-existing lap mileage) caused visual overlaps in the strategy chart. A tyre starting the race with 5 qualifying laps would render as if those laps had been raced, overlapping with the subsequent stint.
Closes Issue #293