Riken Snow - Test Results

Test Statistics

4

Tests Completed

38^th

Average Position

32^nd

Best Result

43^rd

Worst Result

Performance Analysis

Across four winter-focused braking tests, the Riken Snow consistently finishes in the lower third of the field, with an average overall position of 37.8. Wet braking is a clear weakness, with deficits of roughly 18-27% from the best in class across multiple years and sizes, preventing progression to later test stages and limiting any chance for accolades.
There are no standout strengths or award signals; at best, the tire shows slightly less-poor relative performance in the 2024 and 2020 tests versus the worst years. Overall, the pattern indicates budget-level wet braking performance with persistent gaps to leaders.

Performance Weaknesses

Wet Weather Performance Strong Details
• 36/55 wet braking (+17.9% from best) in 2024 test
• 40/54 wet braking (+24.5% from best) in 2023 test
• 42/57 wet braking (+26.6% from best) in 2022 test
• 32/49 wet braking (+22.4% from best) in 2020 test
Overall Competitiveness Strong Details
• Average overall position 37.8 across 4 tests
• Bottom third finishes in 2022 (43/57) and 2023 (40/54)