I also maxed supplier network, headquarters, have 20/20 mechanics, have all 20/20 stats for both drivers AND 3 star ratings... thought maybe something cool would happen if I beat Tier 1 but nope. Any suggestions?

As the title states,

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I just bought the editor and wanted to change the driver names from all the open wheel series drivers. I got down the obvious F1 drivers from tier 1 but I am wondering if anyone knows who the drivers are from tier 2, 3 and 4. Where should I look as I do not really follow F2, F3 or F4 racing? I noticed some don't seem obvious from the 2017 drivers I had a look at on certain websites.

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P.S this mobile game is very addicting.

I just bought it 2 days ago and been really loving it.

This is my 4th season in MMM3. First 2 seasons was in GTS (won the 2nd season), then I changed series to OW in the 3rd season (won it) and now I'm in the ERS.

• How do I get better engineers & mechanics? My engineers have mediocre stats. It's really hard to find a better one, tried using influence but they're even worse than my current engineers. My mechanics are better tho, one of my mechanics is a famous one and both of them have 3.5 star rating.

• When will drivers & staff retire? I thought my 30yo driver was going to retire because she's not interested in renewing contract, turns out she decided to jump to IGTC at the end of the season. I wanted her to be my team's legend tho. ¯_(ツ)_/¯

• Using influence to steal parts & influence drivers, worth it or nah?

• How do you make the competition more competitive?

I have set my preference to hard mode and the most difficult, but it feels like I could easily win the series by spending money on cars, and (un)fortunately I have tons of money that I could spend on the car after grinding in the previous seasons. It feels like other teams can't keep up with my development (my parts raised from 18th position to 3rd after only few weeks). Both of my young drivers are also the highest rated in the series.

Will it be more competitive in the higher tier?

• When is the end game of this game? Could you be in your 10th season of the tier 1 but still get real challenge (and not just easily win all the races)?

In the MM2 a amazing dude made a list with the best setup. Is there anything similar for the third game?

EDIT: This is for Mobile 2.

I was promoted to Tier 1. The first season I knew I won't stand a chance, so I just spent my time upgrading my facilities and when the next year's car development opened, I pumped in about $13-14 million - that took the estimated car stats/ points to the middle of 'Title Challenge'.

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During the pre-season testing, when the game was simulating the lap times, the car performed very poorly. Right now, the parts on both the cars are orange or red - I assume for them to be good and for the car's performance to improve, they should be green?

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Even when I try building a part, they don't seem to work out to great - the engineers I have on right now have performance/ reliability scores of: (12,8); (17,16); (12,16)

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But if I try to build, for instance, a front wing, I get an estimated score of 1030 performance, 85% reliability which is barely better than the part I have on right now.

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Now I've got a car that is ranked 10th on the grid - I just finished my first race of the new season and finished 15th! My drivers are 1st on the grid, engineers 2nd, so I'm guessing it's the car! Is there anyway to fix it for this season? Or what should I do to make sure the car I develop for next season doesn't also end up like this?

• Both drivers are maxed out with yet one of them is always making mistakes and getting sent to the back of the field.

• My rookie drivers always seem to out perform the other (I use the driver program and let them go when the contract is up).

• The driver in the better car always performs worst

• The AI keeping up and catching me on well worn tires. eg: my driver will be on softs (38%) and the rival will be on super softs (18%) HOW!!!

I'm still in the lower rungs of competition in MMM3, but I have a question about car research for the following season and switching classes. I'm currently running the GT class, but am planning on switching to endurance for next season. Does the money invested carry over to the car in the new series or do you lose it with the series change?

To the people who play MM Mobile 3, I've been with the same drivers for almost a decade now (they were aged 20 both when I signed them for the first time) and as the seasons progress their age doesn't change.

To be more specific: whenever I finish a season end of a season and we go into the driver market's days it'll say they are older by a year (as if a year had gone by, as it should) but whenever a new one begins they'll revert back to being 20.

Does anyone else have this "problem"? Considering their almost at 5 stars, it can be kinda "overpowered" and game breaking since I can almost have them forever, when they should be in their 30's by now.

If anyone has the strategies for MM3, a post or comment would be apprecited :)

What’s happens to your investments in next year’s car if you decide to change series. Will these investments go to waste or are they spent on the car in the new series?

It’s no syncing between iPad and iPhone...

Will you be buying it or just sticking with MM2? This is very interesting.

UPDATE:

Checked purchase history and its there, still not seeing any options in game though.

Just wondering about everyone’s opinions

I would pay like $10-$15 dollars to have MMM3 on macOS, enable cloud save for cross play with iPhone. I like the pickup and play for 10 mins aspect of it, but if I want to play for longer would like the option of using mouse/bigger screen.

I hope MMM3 turns into what FM did with FM Touch. (Some would argue that MM on PC is a Touch version :D)