You may (and should) train your riders to improve their performance.
Each epoch, you can vary the workout to be given to your riders, providing them
with specific guidance on the characteristics to be improved. Riders who
are healthy but do not have an official motorcycle shall perform the testing
duties, increasing a bit their competence. In contrast, they
avoid thinking about race and will devote themselves to other things, and this may
affect their concentration.
Normally riders improve in one or more characteristics that depend on the training
you choose but are not excluded side effects: for example if you send the boy
between the tools of a gym for most of the time his body will draw clear benefits
but he will also suffer a small reduction in his ability to remain focused on the
next race. The effectiveness of training is established by three different
factors: the age of the rider, the specialists, and the
current level of ability: the rise of that will require a greater
commitment to improving further.
You can choose between the following types of training:
It will increase slightly each skill of the rider, also helping the concentration.
It improves the form but may affect concentration.
Similar to general training, it helps improve competence, but it could negatively affect the form.
It mainly improves the rider's capabilities in confidence and braking.
It improves the technical capabilities of the rider and to a lesser extent, the physical endurance..