Did some more fine-tuning of driver growths & stats after testing driver improvement through a season. I also updated most of the F2 grid so that they are closer to their IRL performance; although keep in mind changes are done with a driver's growth score in mind. Overall though, they should be much more viable hires than before. Some driver numbers were updated as well (previously an unmentioned change), mostly to match the numbers used by rookies in the FP1 session at Mexico.
Drivers with changes to their overall rating:
- Oscar Piastri (79 -> 81)
- Mick Schumacher (78 -> 80)
- Robert Shwartzman (77 -> 78)
- Felipe Drugovich (77 -> 78)
- Liam Lawson (77 -> 78)
- Nyck De Vries (77 -> 78)
- Álex Palou (76 -> 77)
- Pato O'Ward (76 -> 77)
- Logan Sargeant (76 -> 77)
- Stoffel Vandoorne (76 -> 77)
- Frederik Vesti (69 -> 74)
- Jack Doohan (71 -> 73)
- Ayumu Iwasa (71 -> 73)
- Enzo Fittipaldi (70 -> 72)
- Richard Verschoor (74 -> 72)
- Jehan Daruvala (74 -> 72)
- Dennis Hauger (70 -> 71)
- Victor Martins (66 -> 70)
- Oliver Bearman (67 -> 69)
- Zane Maloney (71 -> 68)
- Jak Crawford (64 -> 67)
- Juan Manuel Correa (62 -> 67)
- Roman Staněk (64 -> 66)
- Roy Nissany (68 -> 64)
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