Any tips for a rookie that didn't expect to be promoted? :))
In a very condensed manner: - You have some money to start with, that's good - so try to manage your budget as well as possible. - You signed your driver mid-way through last season, so if his contract ends during this one, pick the new one with utmost care. - Avoid improving your car too much, that would be very costly. A good driver and testing are better options. - Even if you rank low near the end of the season, fight until the last race. Unlike in rookies, there are always a few players who consider saving some money on the maintenance of their car as the end of the season nears, so you may have a lot of technical problems and retirements in the last 1-2 races. That's when sometimes some low-ranked players record their best performance of the season and secure their place in Amateur for another year.
Any tips for a rookie that didn't expect to be promoted? :))
In a very condensed manner: - You have some money, that's good - so try to manage your budget as well as possible. - You signed your driver mid-way through last season, so if his contract ends during this one, pick the new one with utmost care. - Avoid improving your car too much, that would be very costly. A good driver and testing are better options. - Even if you rank low near the end of the season, fight until the last race. Unlike in rookies, there are always a few players who consider saving some money on the maintenance of their car as the end of the season nears, so you may have a lot of technical problems and retirements in the last 1-2 races. That's when sometimes some low-ranked players record their best performance of the season and secure their place in Amateur for another year.
The first time I promoted to Amateur, I was way behind everyone at most races. So I bet everything on one race, at the Indianapolis Oval. Several races ahead, I started to improve my car, betting everything on pure speed, both by improving the right parts and testing the car before every race. When the big day arrive, I finished 11th instead of the usual 30+th. That was enough to stay in Amateur. After all, you just need ONE performance above the rest during the year.
Deutsch
Español
Română
Italiano
Português
Português
Français
Polski
Русский
Български
Македонски
Српски
Nederlands
Vlaams
Suomi
Lietuvių
Čeština
Magyar
Eesti keel
Slovenčina
Türkçe
Shqip
Ελληνικά
Hrvatski
Bahasa Melayu
Dansk
Pirate
