u/Intermayo1772

- Williams is too OP (especially Sainz)
-Antonelli and Piastri are too slow compared to their teammates, they are often just fighting for 6-7th.
- Aston Martin and Cadillac need to be nerfed because they are too strong compared to real life (they are usually fighting for points, especially Aston Martin/Alonso).
-The car performance should have a much bigger impact than the driver ratings
- Norris is too OP in the game: he can easily win the championship even with the third fastest car.
-The driver ratings makes zero sense
-Bearman is too slow compared to Ocon, which is the other way around IRL

I like racing games, so I’m looking for games that would be cool to 100%. Also I’m looking for games that do not take so much time to complete.

How does the bike development works in this game? In Season 1, I signed with Gresini, and at the end of the season the team performance graph showed that we are last. In Season 2 I signed with Pramac, and well we are not last, but our bike performance is in the midfield/lower field. Why is this keep happening?

I have always wondered how many seasons people usually sink into a single career save, and is it really exciting. So whats the best careers you ever done, whats the highest number of seasons you’ve completed in one save, and which F1 game was it in?

I’ve recently returned to the game after a 3-year break, and I’ve noticed a lot of players have colored titles and I'm not talking about the Tournament Winner ones.

Could someone tell me if theres any way to obtain them? (If I can)

Which F1 game features the biggest shifts in team performance over the seasons?

By this, I mean when lower-tier, AI-controlled teams (like Williams or Haas) can actually develop their cars well enough to eventually become top-tier, championship-contending teams.

So in your opinion, which game has the most “unpredictable” R&D system?

In your opinion, which MotoGP game features the biggest shifts in team performance over the seasons?

By this, I mean a system where lower teams (like Yamaha right now) can actually develop their bike and climb their way up to the front of the grid.

If I know correctly, this is mostly a feature in games after MotoGP 22, since before that, team performances were always completely static.

I have always wondered how many seasons people usually sink into a single career. So whats the highest number of seasons you’ve completed in one save, and which MotoGP game was it in?

So basically, I mostly play older MotoGP games, like ‘20 or ‘19.
However, I also have the newer ones like '24 and '25, and I’ve already picked up '26 as well.

My question is: do you guys have any tips on how to improve? The bike handling and physics are so much different in the newer games compared to the 2020 version.

I know there's an Arcade mode too, but honestly, I don't really like it. I'd rather use the Pro mode, but they feel incredibly difficult after being so used to the 2020 handling.