Profile structure
Rider profile with attributes, condition, development and management
details.
In the real game, a rider profile typically includes:
- Basic details such as age, nationality and contract.
- Attributes for climbing, sprinting, time trial, hills and flat.
- Current form and fatigue which change during the season.
- Potential and development history from training and race days.
- Recent results and role history across races.
Decisions based on profiles
Managers might use this information to:
- Assign the right role for an upcoming race.
- Rest a tired rider before an important objective.
- Invest training time into a young rider with high potential.
- Decide whether to renew, extend or end a contract.
Long-term development
The profile also reflects long-term progress. As riders gain
experience, they may grow in some areas and reach their ceiling in
others. Good clubs build a balanced roster that mixes established
leaders with developing talent.
From riders to club-level decisions
Riders are the foundation of your club’s success, but finances and
rankings decide how far you can take them. The next demos focus on
those club-level views.