Reading Your Profile
How Driver Profile picks your strong point and where to improve, and how it shows your progress over 30 days and 12 weeks.
Under your card, the profile names two attributes: your strong point and where you have the most room to improve. The same rule picks them on the profile page, in the examples and for Ray.
Your Strong Point
Your highest score of the six. If two attributes tie, the one that weighs more in your Overall wins.
Where to Improve
The attribute that sits furthest below your own level, not below an ideal driver. An attribute that weighs more in your Overall counts a little more here too.
These are never your “Where to improve”:
- your strong point;
- an attribute at 100;
- Experience, because you cannot train it. It still counts in your level.
The profile needs at least two scored attributes to name a strong point and a “Where to improve”. When nothing sits below your level, it names the attribute with the most room left to 100, counting what each one weighs. Only when every other attribute is your strong point, at 100, or Experience does the profile show no “Where to improve”.
The profile names the attribute and stops there. It does not tell you what to change. For the why and the what, ask Ray.
When your “Where to improve” moves to another attribute because you raised the old one, the profile tells you, for example: “Braking is no longer your ‘Where to improve’: +6 in 30 days. Now it is Pace.”
Your Progress
The 30-day change. Each score shows how much it moved in the last 30 days: today’s score minus the score 30 days ago. A change shows only when the attribute had a score on both dates, so you need sessions at least 30 days old.
The weekly chart. Each attribute has a chart of the last 12 weeks, one point per week. It appears once 3 weeks have a score.
When Your Profile Updates
Every new session that Capture records goes in on its own, about 10 minutes after its last lap arrives. The page updates by itself.
A score moves only when your sessions change: new sessions come in, or a session leaves. It does not drift with time alone.
Two Sims
If you race both iRacing and Le Mans Ultimate, a switch lets you read your profile for Combined, iRacing or LMU sessions.