# Driver Profile FAQ

> Common questions about Driver Profile: access, empty attributes, scores that drop, Le Mans Ultimate, license cards and privacy.

## Who can use Driver Profile?

Plus and Ultra include it, and so does a team seat. On Basic, the profile page shows example drivers and how many Capture sessions you already have.

## Do I need Capture?

Yes. The profile reads only the sessions that Capture records, and Capture is a Windows app. See [Capture](/en/docs/capture/introduction).

## Do I need to connect my iRacing account?

No. Your iRating and license come from each session that Capture records.

## Why does an attribute have no score?

It shows the reason under its name. The usual causes:

- Fewer than 3 sessions with data for that attribute.
- Practice only. Control needs qualifying or races. Racecraft, Speed and Experience need races against people.
- Races against the AI. They never count for Racecraft, Speed or Experience.
- Sessions with fewer than 5 counted laps.
- For Speed: no qualifying grid, or a class of fewer than 8 cars.
- Le Mans Ultimate sessions, for the attributes LMU does not give today.

A missing attribute is never a zero, and it does not lower your Overall.

## Why did a score drop?

New sessions moved the median. A score is the median of your sessions, weighted by age, so a few weaker sessions in a row can lower it. A score also moves when a session leaves your profile, for example when you delete it. Time alone does not move a score.

## Why don't I see a 30-day change?

The change compares today's score with the score 30 days ago. It needs a score on both dates, so you need sessions at least 30 days old.

## My last session is not in my profile yet

A new session joins about 10 minutes after its last lap arrives. If you had sessions before your profile existed, look for **Add them** on your profile. If a session cannot be analyzed, the profile tells you: there is nothing for you to fix.

## Does it work with Le Mans Ultimate?

Yes, for Braking and Pace. Control, Racecraft, Speed and Experience need data that LMU sessions do not give today, so a driver who races only LMU has no Overall: the Overall needs 3 scored attributes. Your LMU ranks, which you type in, set your LMU license card. They never change a score.

## Does changing car or class reset my profile?

No. The scores do not depend on the car, so your main profile reads every car you drive. Each iRacing license card reads only its own category. Speed and Racecraft compare you with your own class in multiclass races.

## How many sessions does it read?

Your 500 most recent sessions.

## Who can see my profile?

Only you. There is no public profile and no share link. Ray reads it with your own account. Deleting a session removes it from your profile, and deleting your account removes everything.

## What happens if I stop paying?

The profile page shows the plans instead of your profile. When your plan includes Driver Profile again, your profile reads the sessions you still have in Braking Lab. What your plan keeps after you stop paying is on the [pricing](/en/pricing) page.