Development focus and DHL fastest pit-stop

By “Giok90” Giovanni Di Mare

Development Focus: Drivers

A good strategy is to develop for every driver his stats that represent his weakness point. Alternatively a great choice is to alternate pace (short runs) with wet track option because both them increase key stats. First of all braking and cornering give pace during cornering, control reduces the risk of an incident, accuracy reduce the chance of a driver losing time from running wide while racing, and smoothness reduces tyre wear while racing.

Development Focus: Race Engineer

If the affinity between race engineer and the paired driver is already a “great affinity” the best choice is undoubtedly choice driver comms as development option. This is because the other two options increases the affinity but you have already get the maximum outcome. If you don’t have a great affinity between race engineer and the paired driver is better develop car analysis or responsiveness according to the fact if the weakness point of the engineer is feedback (in this case the best option is car analysis) or composure (in this case the best choice is responsiveness). Both of them improves the affinity between race engineer and the paired driver.

Development Focus: Sporting Director

The ideal choice is to develop drill planning because it improves two keys aspect such as leadership and training. Leadership reduces the chance of pit-stop mistakes and training develops the skills of team mechanics.

Pit Crew and DHL fastest pit- stop strategy

In order to win the DHL fastest pit-stop competition and to be competitive in every Grand Prix the best strategy is alternate gym training and pit stop drill by ensuring the pit crew is always well-rested at the day of the race. Use cumulative menu to verify it. Gym training reduces the estimated pit stop time while pit drill reduces the chance of a mistake. Alternating them with rest, the pit crew will always well rested for the race improving all key stats. An example of efficient strategy for a given month is: 9 total days of gym training, 9 total days of rest and 3 days of stop drill.

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