Cole
There is nothing in any of the paragraphs below that suggests aging impacts on training or driver performance. We also know as Jack confirmed in a another thread a few years ago that driver atrophy was turned off when the game went mobile. As we know driver rating impacts training and you would expect most older drivers to be trained up before they get too old how anyone could prove that aging impacts on a drivers performance unless you raced them for their whole career without training them?
3.3. STAR RATINGS AND SKILL LEVELS
Stars indicate skill relative your current level. So, if you're currently level 10, a level 10 driver or staff would be displayed as 5 stars. A driver or staff that's half your level will have 2.5 stars and so on. This is why, as you progress through the game and level up, you may see the star rating of your own drivers and staff decrease. Their skill level has not actually changed, but your level as a manager has increased relative to them and you are now in a position to get higher level drivers and staff. The star rating acts as a clear way of indicating this to a manager.
If you ever see red stars on drivers or staff, then they have a higher level than you, and you would not be able to hire them. It's possible through driver training to raise your driver(s) levels above your manager level, but training becomes very slow beyond that
3.5. AGEING
Drivers and staff age at a rate of 1 year per 20 races. By ageing based on race count, all teams will be able to extract the maximum value from their drivers and staff regardless of how often they race. When a driver or staff member is not employed they do not age. They are "frozen" in their current state until they are hired by another team.
Have to disagree with you mate, there’s nothing in there that suggests taller driver quali better but in general they do.
It’s not because it’s not written down that it proves it does nothing in quali or race simulation
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