Italo Reis medal 6361 167 days ago
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Hello, good evening, sorry to bother you, but I have a question today we had a race in China and one of the guys who won, we can't understand how he took pole position 7 tenths faster with 6 liters of fuel more when he's not tall at all neither fuel nor tire economy aerodynamic braking drivability none of that
It could have been a bug or something because it was very strange for 10 races that he was always behind and today in China, it was raining, he was 6 liters heavier and won with a lot of
O problema ocorre usando WiFi, internet móvel, ou ambos?
Wi-fi
O bug ocorreu no aplicativo, PC ou ambos?
App
Qual o modelo do seu celular?
A71 galaxy
Qual o sistema operacional?
Android
Qual a versão do seu sistema operacional?
Versão do one 5.1
É possível reproduzir o problema?
Yes, this problem has been recurring and is no longer the case, please resolve it.
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please solve this if it was a bug it's not normal china gp in torrential rain and the guy with the worst car wins by doing this
Kevin Bissell medal 5000 Super Mod 166 days ago
I've had a look at your race results and I think the explanation may lie in the timing of the rain.
I see that all cars qualified on dry weather tyres but started the race on Inters which suggests the rain began during qualifying.
My guess is that the pole position car was the first to set a qualifying lap when the track was still dry but the other cars qualified after the rain had started. This would account for pole position being 0.7 seconds faster than P2.
Italo Reis medal 6361 166 days ago
But that doesn't explain how it went flying during the race with 6 liters more than the best car in the league.
Kevin Bissell medal 5000 Super Mod 166 days ago
I have given you a possible reason for qualifying discrepancy but trying to understand the outcome of a 100%, 55 lap race is not really possible because there are so many variables.
Looking at the race data, he hardly went flying during the race. For most of the first stint the winner was only a little over a second ahead of P2, just enough to be out of DRS range.
There are so many variables to consider... Is the league online or offline, how many laps was it before the water became deep enough for DRS became disabled?
When DRS was enabled, did was the winner fortunate to be in a train during his second stint getting DRS every lap or perhaps getting a few lucky backmarker DRS?
Did the winner have "Ideal Setup" either purchased or from a daily reward? If so he may have been the only car on a wet setup which would give him an advantage.
I see that the winner was on a different strategy to the cars that finished P2 and P3, maybe this was a better strategy.
You say he was 6 litres heavier but is that 6 litres heavier than your car or the car that came P2?
Also, has the player been saving dp while researching and decided to upgrade his car for this race?
At the end of the day he won the race by 2.8 seconds, it is hardly a dominant victory and could easily be explained by him being on a wet setup with a better strategy and better chassis design.
Italo Reis medal 6361 166 days ago
he was 6 liters lighter than the p2 and p3 cars and it only took 10 laps for the drs to be deactivated he only took the drs a few times the rain was at 2.7 and he himself said he didn't buy any ideal configuration
El Jogador medal 6013 166 days ago
My friends, the car that won the race is not the most dominant, but it is one of the strongest in the league. It has the highest rates of acceleration, braking and handling. A high aerodynamic. Invested engine points in fuel savings. invested configuration points in tire economy and aerodynamics.
The doubt of our friend who opened the forum is whether the victory was a bug in the game or merit of the winner.
Based on your explanation and the characteristics of the car, mainly because you used a different strategy, is it likely that it was the opponent's merit?
