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Two decimals fuel use in race

As the title says... it's two in practice... why can't it be two in races as well?

I suspect the data available is limited to hamper the development of tools/software able to accurately analyse the game, meaning those without the time and knowledge to do so can still compete effectively

Seems pointless setting fuel level to 2 decimal places, becuase race conditions vary along with fuel consumption based on push level.

How many people would set their race fuel load to say 63.57 litres?  You just round up or down depending on how high or low you think you'll be pushing in the race, based on the calculation given during practice setup.

Sorry, unclear answer. I agree it would be a nice feature to have, but meant to speculate that the reason the Devs haven't already made the available could be to combat data gathering and disincentivise 'spreadsheet managing', as some have already achieved. That said, I've no true idea ?

Thanks Kevin, entirely right.

An example happened to me the other day: during practice I got 1.55 fuel use.

In the race, at Push 3, I was at 1.5 fuel use, so I maintained that to find I was more than a litre short with 20 laps to go. So I dropped to Push 1, and it was still showing 1.5 fuel use. 

It seemed like at Push 3 the 1.55 rounded down, and at Push 1 it must have rounded up? But either way, having two decimal points would alleviate this issue a bit.




Possibly, but if anything, this would heighten the use of spreadsheet managing because it will include more accurate data for fuel use. The only thing it really means is that there are more 'unknowns', and it's up to you to work it out. Admittedly, I could have caught the fuel-use earlier, but I don't have the luxury of monitoring every race by the minute/second sometimes.

And I don't imagine there being a 'technical' reason for not doing this, if anything the race should have a more precise value for fuel use.