Unresolved

Annulment of the race results

Good afternoon. I would like to request that the results of today's race in our league be annulled.

The reason for this is that almost all of the managers who participated in the online race faced issues with excessive fuel consumption during the race itself. Moreover, the fuel consumption during the practice session was significantly lower than during the race. As a result, a significant portion of the peloton retired from the race.

Therefore, I would like to request the annulment of the race results and hope for your support.

Link to the race: https://igpmanager.com/app/d=result&id=69977354&tier=3&tab=race

Good afternoon,
Yes, it was a very bad situation. We had the Canadian Grand Prix, and we refuelled for the race with a tempo setting of +2, expecting a challenging race with cold tyres. Some drivers even refuelled beyond the standard amount. However, even they couldn’t reach the finish line.
When we tried to save fuel and drive at the lowest tempo setting of −2, the consumption remained the same as at tempo +2 — and for some drivers it even increased. Only the bots managed to cross the finish line.
I kindly ask for help in resolving this unfair race situation.

Good afternoon,
It's true, I set my fuel for pace between +1 and +2, and despite I was driving most of the race with -2 pace setting, I retired 2 and a half laps before the finish. It felt like it didn't matter if you were driving on low pace or high pace, the fuel consumption was the same. And it wasn't only my problem, most of the grid retired because of fuel. Also it looked like the graphic in the race about fuel consumption was showing me the wrong data, because if it was actually the real number, than the fuel I loaded before the race would be enough to finish. I hope you figure out what happened and discard the race results.

Hi guys.

For information i'm looking into problems with fuel consumption when wet weather tyres are fitted. It seems to be behaving differently to dry tyres with a significant consumption difference.

The request has been flagged for attention.