Gian
Sorry guys, I try to be clearer.
The game, as it is structured, allows a lower level to compete with higher levels. It is something that I believe is right, otherwise the results of the races, when there are differences in level, would already be written at the start. Of course, the higher level must do something wrong while the lower level must make good use of what it has at its disposal.
What are the means by which a low level can beat a higher level?
1. Ballast: in the rookie and pro tiers, as there are usually high level differences, the ballast is a point in favor of the low levels. With the same development of the car and the same driver, it makes them faster on the single lap time.
2. More productive research: if a high level tends to always put a lot of dp (has more) in the same skill, a low level can take advantage of this by exploiting his higher research. By doing this, in terms of global points, it can reach and overtake the development of a higher level.
3. Race management: if the low level realizes that he is faster on the single lap time, he can use the kers to have a free track and not give drs to anyone. In this way, if the drs taken by the others does not compensate for the speed gap, he can stretch over the others every lap and go on to win.
What are the means by which a high level can use his advantage due to the level he has?
1. Driver: A high-level manager can have a much faster driver than a low-level driver, and can train him to 1 or 2 levels higher than the manager's level. Also, a high level is much more likely to find a T20 driver on the market. This is a very important speed advantage over lap time.
2. He can assign more DP each race: logically, if he gives a lot of research at low levels by putting all the points on a single skill, they will benefit. If he divides the points between two skills, for example, he makes better use of his advantage.
3. Race management: a high level has a much more powerful drs and boost. It is a very important advantage, because it can follow faster drivers using the boost, and thanks to the more powerful drs it can stay with them without problems, taking advantage of their higher speed. In case of equal speed, there is no way for a low level to compete with a high level, precisely because of this aspect.
I add a note regarding the "ballast problem". It often happens that in the elite (where there is no ballast for the higher levels), lower level managers can beat higher levels. This is possible only if the lowest level makes better use of the research and has an optimal management of the race. Just to clarify that these two aspects are not "secondary" to the ballast, but they leave a lot of freedom of action and are very important.
Spot on.