1. Build the organization
Appoint leadership, structure departments, and set the culture that drives decisions.
How It Works
From boardroom to pit wall, every call is simulated
Build the team, engineer the car, prep each circuit, and command race weekends across an authentic FIA calendar. This is the full management loop.
Rounds
26
Circuits Modeled
24
Drivers Tracked
6
Season Architecture
Macro decisions fuel the entire campaign
Your objectives, contracts, aero tokens, and cost-cap calls stretch across the full 2026 calendar.
Pre-season build
- Lock partners, funding envelopes, and sporting objectives.
- Draft driver + staff contracts with clauses that matter mid-season.
- Plan the car roadmap: aero, chassis, and PU milestones.
In-season pivots
- Shift CFD and wind tunnel hours based on regulation limits.
- Trigger upgrade packages when the constructors’ fight tightens.
- Escalate driver changes once morale or performance collapse.
Gameplay Loop
Five steps every sporting director repeats
2. Develop the car
Allocate CFD/tunnel hours, manage correlation risk, and schedule upgrades against cost caps.
3. Prepare for circuits
Study each venue’s downforce profile, tyre punishment, and weather corridors before travel.
4. Command race weekends
Author run plans, react to safety cars, and balance both drivers’ strategies in real time.
5. Review & escalate
Audit every call, update objectives, and brief the board before the next round.
Season Flow
Real calendar pressure, round after round
Here’s a slice of the 2026 flow pulled directly from the race_weekends table.
Round 1
Australian Grand Prix
Australia • Mar 06 – Mar 08
Track position matters, but degradation can still open offset strategies.
Round 2
Chinese Grand Prix
China • Mar 13 – Mar 15
Front-left wear and long-radius corners reward balanced tyre management.
Round 3
Japanese Grand Prix
Japan • Mar 27 – Mar 29
Qualifying matters; high-speed rhythm punishes dirty air and overdriving.
Round 4
Bahrain Grand Prix
Bahrain • Apr 10 – Apr 12
Rear tyre preservation and traction out of slow corners are key to race pace.
Round 5
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Saudi Arabia • Apr 17 – Apr 19
Low degradation but high confidence circuit; safety car timing can swing strategy.
Round 6
Miami Grand Prix
United States • May 01 – May 03
Track evolution and heat can create undercut potential in medium-length stints.
Next race focus
Australian Grand Prix
Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit • Australia
Track position matters, but degradation can still open offset strategies.
Circuit Demands
Prep for the track, not the brochure
These intel cards read straight from the circuits table so you can tune setups with intent.
Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit
Australia- Downforce: medium
- Tyre stress: 5/10
- Safety car probability: 6%
Shanghai International Circuit
China- Downforce: medium
- Tyre stress: 7/10
- Safety car probability: 4%
Suzuka Circuit
Japan- Downforce: high
- Tyre stress: 8/10
- Safety car probability: 4%
Driver Pressure
Every roster slot carries contracts, focus, and form
The driver cards below are real records—rotate rookies, protect veterans, or poach stars.
Fernando Alonso
Lance Stroll
Alex Albon
Race Weekend Detail
From FP1 briefing to parc fermé review
Preparation
Study track models, weather corridors, and tyre allocations. Set run plans per session.
Practice
Capture telemetry, evaluate new parts, and protect tyre life for quali.
Qualifying
Execute deployment maps, traffic management, and slipstream coordination.
Race
Manage undercuts, energy, and safety cars while juggling both drivers’ programs.
Debrief
Audit every call with telemetry + audit logs to plan the next upgrade cycle.
Decision Support
Telemetry, weather, and audit trails in one view
The same control-room aesthetic from Home powers every race weekend here.
- Session-by-session run plans with parc fermé and tyre allocation checks.
- Weather probability bands and safety-car odds per circuit.
- Audit timeline that logs every pit call, stint change, and strategy pivot.
Run Plan Composer
Author FP1–Race programs with compound restrictions enforced automatically.
Audit Timeline
Every strategic action stores actor, payload, and result for post-race accountability.
Strategy log