Simre builds a complete picture of you as a driver — from every lap you drive. Nothing is self-assessed: your grade, your strengths and your weaknesses are all read from telemetry. And your career carries forward, season after season.
The license is one earned number from 0 to 100, built from four skills. Pace (35%): the AI level you actually beat — or your pace against the field in league races. Clean Driving (30%): how many corners you manage between mistakes; only incidents that are YOUR fault count — the game’s stewards decide, so getting hit never costs you. Consistency (20%): how even your laps are, and whether you hold your pace through a stint. Racecraft (15%): places gained from start to flag, and duels won without contact.
Front and centre on your profile: your name, number and nation, your grade and score, and the four skills as live bars. The whole card is colored by your grade — gold at Gold, white-silver at Platinum, champagne at Elite. You always see exactly what the next grade requires: score, races and tracks, with green ticks as you complete them.
After every analyzed session, Simre updates your driving fingerprint: your archetype (late braker? momentum driver?), your signature moves, and the weaknesses that keep returning. The DNA page also shows your Clean Driving detail — corners per mistake and its trend — and your current AI level estimate.
Every session feeds your development curves: lap time trend per track, tyre wear per compound (soft/medium/hard, %/lap), fuel usage, race results and position trends. This is where improvement stops being a feeling and becomes a graph.
Personal bests on every circuit with goals to chase, and a challenge system that turns your weaknesses into concrete tasks with XP. Complete a challenge, earn the progress — it all feeds back into your profile.
