That is true. Having said that, there are less elongated pitstops on 75% races, so therefore there are less surprises in terms of results. I also feel as though the Williams is too slow in this game compared to real life. They should be on pace with Force India.
@laurierastogi3512 Still would except Williams to score regular points and Toro Rosso the odd 1 or 2 points at least. Car performance is mainly based on the first 9/10 races of the real life season on these older games. That's why Force India are slower than both Sauber and Toro Rosso on F1 2011. Same applies for driver performance as well. That's why Felipe Massa often finishes 15th in the championship on F1 2012 and why Mark Webber is often closer than Vettel than he probably should be.
Surprising that so many drivers haven't scored any points yet
That is true. Having said that, there are less elongated pitstops on 75% races, so therefore there are less surprises in terms of results.
I also feel as though the Williams is too slow in this game compared to real life. They should be on pace with Force India.
@laurierastogi3512 Still would except Williams to score regular points and Toro Rosso the odd 1 or 2 points at least.
Car performance is mainly based on the first 9/10 races of the real life season on these older games. That's why Force India are slower than both Sauber and Toro Rosso on F1 2011.
Same applies for driver performance as well. That's why Felipe Massa often finishes 15th in the championship on F1 2012 and why Mark Webber is often closer than Vettel than he probably should be.
@@willf1sv5 Yeah, that makes sense now you told me that.