Improve the process of forecasting the last lap of a time-limited race.
Input:
- Current lap number the leader is on
- Time remaining when the leader last-crossed the line
- Current race-pace of the leader (their avg lap time)
Output:
- Table forecasting the time remaining at the start of each lap
From the shown table, we know that the last-lap flag will be shown to drivers on lap #14, which means the leader will be crossing the finish line with 20 seconds left in the session. Otherwise, showing last-lap on lap #13 would rob the drivers of another racing lap, and lap #15 would run overtime by a minute causing a delay in the event schedule.
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