Technical Director

My tech Director is allways rong about fuel before race.I am lev 7 he is lev 6 . egz . before race he sugest fuel 3.2 but during race is 3.5 - 3.6 .Is there I sould do??

thanks for any help.

Maciek

A. Hire a Technical Director your level.
B. Personally, I always put more fuel in than my technical director says.

At least, always put 0.3 more fuel per lap than he says. If you put 0.5 you won't run out of fuel, ever!

P.S.: I had 1 once that always gave me more fuel than needed, but was the only one to do that.

After you've done 17 races (or 1 at every track) look back at the data and assess it. And don't look at the fuel consumption, the rate is the same at every track.

The technical director position has not been developed yet.

You should ignore everything they say

Mine has always been fine, and predicted the mid push level amount used, but this season, since I turned level 7, he has been on average 0.6 litres per lap over estimating, so I have had a season of converting to one stoppers, or odd stints, as my initial fuel load has been obviously too much for my original strategy when watchign via live viewer. Thankfully, I have data written down from last year from the British GP onwards, so just a few more races of working it out from last years lap/fuel record. Still, a mite frustrating, especially as it was working, and would also be pretty offputting to a new player, who wouldn't even have records to go off.

I understand Andrew said it doesn't work as it hasn't been developed, but it did, thats what is weird? Does something trigger at level 7 to cause this? I did hire/fire a few directors to see if it was a one off, just on the 'auto hire' setting... I'm not made of money! But they all do it now, am I just too many levels above them, because if this is the case, there is no point me havinf one at all until this feature actually works.
cheers
Adam

It's weird because recently on both of my accounts where I auto assigned my technical directers they have suddenly started giving me predictions which are more than what is actually required.