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3 drivers

Is it a good idea to have 3 legendaries drivers (street , wet and racecraft) to maximaze your chances of victory ???

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YES
70.73% (29)
NO
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medal 6074
1 year 20 days ago
What do you think ???
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medal 5172
1 year 19 days ago
2 drivers is already too difficult, now there are 3 drivers?
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medal 5015
1 year 16 days ago
If you can afford it and the league you are in allows it, sure. But many competitive leagues specifically say not to do this and it would be very costly for very little benefit.
Just run racecraft every race, it's never bad.
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medal 5853
1 year 16 days ago
I agree with Rhys.

Actually if your driver does'nt have "Racecraft" when starting races, especially online... your driver is being overtaken by everyone and there isn't much u can do about it.

Driver's fav tracks can also ruin your plans.

Today all players play with "racecraft" it'snt for not
hing.

Example :
I tried streets circuits with my driver "Fav track Monaco"
Qualify P4.. After 1 lap -8 positions.. race ruined.
Even a 3 year old child behind me at the start would've overtaken my Driver easily.

HF guy 

Axel 
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medal 5859
1 year 10 days ago
I would take it a step further and have 6 drivers, 2 for each ability. Takes a lot of money to maintain that though — I have had 6 drivers on my team at one point for several months.
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medal 5080
1 year 8 days ago
Way too expensive, and it doesn't really have much of an effect
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