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I don't think it will be as much of an issue in the mountains as it will on track. On track your flat out for several minutes at a time where as in the mountains your on the brakes alot more (more regen) and also cruising speeds at some point. Very rarely are you flat out (if you are your probably driving pretty wreckless at that point which is a whole nother can of worms). Farah talked about that recently on his podcast with the eray. I could be wrong but that seemed to be the consensus from him and other folks who have drove the CTF cars.
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Made-up example: If you're on a track running a hero lap, maybe you exit at the corner at 60 MPH and hit 135 MPH on the straightaway with max battery draw. My guess is doing that lap with charge plus, you still exit the corner at 60 MPH, but only get to 132 MPH.
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