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Each season you can sign a tyre contract with one of nine different tyre suppliers: Pipirelli, Avonn, Yokomama, Dunnolop, Contimental, Badyear, Hancock, Michelini and Bridgerock. Managers in Rookie and Amateur groups may only use Pipirelli tyres (the cheapest supplier) and the contract will be automatically signed for them at the start of the season. Once a contract is signed, it cannot be cancelled or changed until the end of the ongoing season. Each of the tyre suppliers will provide you with four different dry weather tyre compounds for each race (Extra Soft, Soft, Medium and Hard), and one wet weather tyre compound. | Each season you can sign a tyre contract with one of nine different tyre suppliers: Pipirelli, Avonn, Yokomama, Dunnolop, Contimental, Badyear, Hancock, Michelini and Bridgerock. Managers in Rookie and Amateur groups may only use Pipirelli tyres (the cheapest supplier) and the contract will be automatically signed for them at the start of the season. Once a contract is signed, it cannot be cancelled or changed until the end of the ongoing season. Each of the tyre suppliers will provide you with four different dry weather tyre compounds for each race (Extra Soft, Soft, Medium and Hard), and one wet weather tyre compound. | ||
==The Basics== | ==The Basics== | ||
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*Managers in Amateur and Rookie groups can only sign a contract with Pipirelli | *Managers in Amateur and Rookie groups can only sign a contract with Pipirelli | ||
*Contracts are signed until the end of the ongoing season | *Contracts are signed until the end of the ongoing season | ||
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*To give those groups something extra to think about. | *To give those groups something extra to think about. | ||
*To make races in those groups a bit more unpredictable and diverse. | *To make races in those groups a bit more unpredictable and diverse. | ||
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==Tyre Attributes== | ==Tyre Attributes== | ||
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==Frequently Asked Questions== | ==Frequently Asked Questions== | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:05, 21 March 2020
Each season you can sign a tyre contract with one of nine different tyre suppliers: Pipirelli, Avonn, Yokomama, Dunnolop, Contimental, Badyear, Hancock, Michelini and Bridgerock. Managers in Rookie and Amateur groups may only use Pipirelli tyres (the cheapest supplier) and the contract will be automatically signed for them at the start of the season. Once a contract is signed, it cannot be cancelled or changed until the end of the ongoing season. Each of the tyre suppliers will provide you with four different dry weather tyre compounds for each race (Extra Soft, Soft, Medium and Hard), and one wet weather tyre compound.
The Basics
- Managers in Amateur and Rookie groups can only sign a contract with Pipirelli
- Contracts are signed until the end of the ongoing season
- You cannot cancel a contract until it runs out at the end of the season
- The attributes and price of each supplier may slightly vary from season to season
The introduction of this feature is mainly targeted at Elite, Master and Pro. Its purposes are:
- To give those groups something extra to think about.
- To make races in those groups a bit more unpredictable and diverse.
Tyre Attributes
Each tyre supplier has 5 different attributes:
- Dry performance - This represents the maximum speed of the tyres in dry conditions.
- Wet performance - This represents the maximum speed of the tyres in wet conditions.
- Peak temperature - This represents the temperature at which the tyre will perform as close to optimum performance.
- Durability - This represents the lifespan of the tyres. Less bars means the tyres will wear out at shorter distances. More bars the tyres can travel further distances.
- Warmup distance - This represents the distance the tyres need to travel before they reach full operating speed. Less bars means the tyres warm up very quickly. More bars means the tyres take longer warm up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I decide not to sign a tyre contract?
If you are at Pro or above, you can decide not to sign a tyre contract at the beginning of the season and do it at a later date, or not sign it at all. Of course you won't be able to test nor qualify for/start races without a contract signed. If you are at Rookie or Amateur, the contract with Pipirelli is signed by default and you cannot affect that.