I ran practice and my race all in one sitting this morning. I haven't raced Hong Kong much, but I find it pretty enjoyable. After about 45 mins of practice, I was at:
28.444
59.624
Setting weren't too difficult. Pretty much the same as I'd used at Trial Mountain, except for the gears: 1st-4th set a bit tall, 5th and 6th very short. I seemed to gain more time by eliminating shifts, than by getting more acceleration out of short gears. Plus it helps to keep the wheels spin under control. The kerbs here are super-slippery, and it's easy to lose time spinning any tire that's under power on 'em ...
Anywho ...
I wasn't feeling too well (it's 🤬 hot here), but I decided to do the race before I forgot my way around
My concentration was off during the first stint, but I pulled it together in the second stint. In hindsight, I should have pitted at the end of lap 4 and regrouped, instead of waiting until the end of lap 5 ... oh well
Lap 1: Touched the wall on the exit of the first fast right kink
Lap 2: Touched the wall on the exit of the first fast right kink (anyone see a pattern forming here?

). Had another slight touch exiting the hairpin.
Lap 3: Touched the armco on the exit of the second fast right kink (decided to go for variety) My tires are yellow now, and they're losing grip
Lap 4: Touched the wall on the exit of the first fast right kink
Lap 5: Clean! I pitted at the end of this lap, by my calculations, the pitstop cost me about 25 seconds or so.
Lap 6: Clean!
Lap 7: Clean!
Lap 8: Clean! Fastest lap (28.450 / 59.599), 0.110 off my practice lap

Lap 9: Clean!
Like I said, the first stint was craptastic, but I'm pretty happy with the second stint. I finished 1'09 down on the leader (Takata NSX, I believe). I didn't see another car the whole race.
@TheCracker:Just curious, did you pit during your race? You mentioned tire wear not being a problem ... mine were leaning toward orange at the end of lap 5
