Career fans help meet trainee milestones and can unlock scheduled objectives. Optional races trade a training turn for fans, so choose them to satisfy a known target rather than racing without a purpose.
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WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Career: review the trainee’s goal calendar, then choose eligible optional races from the race menu.
Use optional Career races to build the fan total required by a trainee’s goal calendar. Check the next fan condition before spending a turn: a race can add fans, but it also consumes time that could have gone to training or recovery. Rewards and fan gains depend on the race and result, so use the in-game preview and outcome.
Start a Career run with a trainee whose goal schedule is visible.
Check the next fan milestone and current fan total.
Have enough turns and energy to race without putting a mandatory objective at risk.
Open the upcoming Career objectives and identify any fan-count requirement.
Compare the current total with the requirement to see whether extra fans are actually needed.
Open the race menu and review available optional races and their displayed fan rewards.
Choose a suitable race that fits the trainee’s aptitude and does not conflict with a required race or recovery need.
Race and check the result screen for the fan increase and any displayed rewards.
Return to the goal calendar and confirm that the fan condition is satisfied.
Resume training toward the next mandatory race rather than continuing to race without a target.
Farming tips
Fan races cost a Career turn, so compare their value with the training you would skip.
Use the preview and the trainee’s aptitudes to avoid entering a race that is a poor fit.
Repeat, collect and use
Repeat only when a visible fan milestone remains unmet or a later objective requires more fans. Fan totals are built during a run; this is not a standalone unlimited reward loop.
Common mistakes
Racing for fans when the target is already met wastes a turn; check the goal list first.
Choosing a race that clashes with a mandatory goal can endanger the run; preserve time for required objectives.
Ignoring energy and condition can turn an optional fan race into a failed result; recover or train when that better supports the run.
When to stop or switch
Stop optional racing once the next fan condition is met, then return to training and required Career goals.
