Auxiliary water pump

Taking 15 minutes to get down to 190 after a pass is a problem, no matter the weather.
That is what you have to fix first.
My car doesn't even hit 180 after a pass, can hot lap it( and have many times) car has never gotten to even 190.
Turn my electric fan and water pump on and its 130-135 in 6 or 7 minutes, if that. No matter the conditions.
In 1/8 mile, dont even have to run fan and pump, it never approaches 180.
Again, what you are seeing is an issue.
Lean, timing, inadequate cooling( not enough fan maybe), those are all possibilities.
I would suspect the fan first. If its electric and isnt drawing at least 20+ amps, it isnt moving enough air to do you any good. Cheap parts store fans arent good enough.
I have seen the difference between a good fan and a cheapie parts store fan. Its astounding the difference. Had this xact problem with my current car. Cheap 40 dollar fan. Even with electric pump, took too much time to cool off. Swapped to a real fan( actually right at the track 3 years ago).... night and friggin day. Made a big issue a non issue quickly
Actually, I'm probably wrong on the 15 minutes to cool. After a lap, my car sometimes didnt even reach 190 and the fan never came on, its just the hot lapping that heats it up. Between doing the run, then sitting in the lane waiting to run again it just ends up being a while. Thats where you can shut down, run your fan and electric water pump and cool down. I don't bother shutting down since it doesnt help me cool down anyways, at least in the staging lanes.
My fan is a Spal 16in fan. it wasnt that cheap, but no, it doesnt draw 20 amps.
I think that if I figure out my water circulation method and let it rest a tad between runs it will cool down nicely.