Hi everyone.
If you want to diversify your game or achieve instant success, then cheats for F1 Manager will help you with this.
Below I will describe the best cheats. Versions are correct at the time of writing.
ALWAYS make a backup of your save before editing in editors

Path to saves:
C:\Users\<YOUR USERNAME>\AppData\Local\F1Manager24\Saved\SaveGames

№1. F1MSaveApp - version 1.5.2

The save editor program from the site https://f1setup.it/ where you can select good settings for the F1 car.
There is also a web version, but for convenience I recommend this program.
If the site allows you to select good settings (they are unlikely to be 95-100%) by pressing one button, then the application when choosing a save will show you the ideal (optimal 100%) for each racer.
You can also edit anything:

• calendar (add/remove F1 races, change race dates, add/remove F2/F3 races)
  
• sporting regulations (Season Limitс, Point System, Resource Package Details)
  
• finance
  
• all staff ((including names, countries, ages and faces for generated characters)
  
• all facilities
  
• all parts
  
• some other settings

You need to install the application and select the desired save when you launch it.
After editing is complete, press the red button and wait for the message about the successful rewriting of the save.
You do not need to close the game while editing and rewriting the save.

Download link
https://github.com/iebb/F1MSaveApp/releases/

1.Weekend

1.1 Setup Save before Q1, then open the save and see the ideal setup for your drivers.

1.2 Session
You must be in a practice/qualifying/sprint/race session to use this feature.
Warning Use "Swap Positions" with caution. Sometimes cars can get stuck in the pit after swap, and "Force cars out of Pit" can be useful in that scenario.
Allows you to do a lot of fun things during practice, qualifying and racing: set fuel amount, set integrity for each wheel separately, set integrity for parts, swap positions, give a red flag, call a pace car on the track, set a virtual pace car, etc.


2. Custom Team

2.1 Logo Editor A great replacement for the in-game logo editor. Convenient and supports RGB color code input, not that ridiculous slider in the game.

2.2 Team Preview
Warning This feature only changes the preview in the main menu and save the selection menu. To actually change the logo, use the logo editor feature.
Allows you to view your team's logo and livery. This section is for viewing only. 2.3 Team Name Allows you to rename your team


3. Results

Allows you to view the results of races in F1, F2, F3: final position, points in races, points in sprints. To the right of the heading “Formula 1 World Drivers Championship Overview for” you can select the year of the season.


4. Regulations

4.1 Calendar
Warning Feeder Series race are based on Track rather than Race. Enabling F2 and F3 races for unsupported tracks might result in weird lap times.
Allows you to delete/copy a race, add/remove races in F2 and F3, see the week and date of the race, move races up/down by dates/, select the weekend type: normal, sprint, ATA qualification, select dry or wet day for Friday/Saturday/Sunday, select weather from sunny to rain (6 weather options) for Friday/Saturday/Sunday, set the temperature for Friday/Saturday/Sunday (check the temperature yourself, at 23 the game did not pull up the changed temperatures from the save).
Calendar changes need to be made at the start of the season before the first race, otherwise bugs are possible.

4.2 Sporting Regulations
All values can be set higher than the maximum value of the slider. Use this if you do not like the limit of parts.
Cost Cap ($) - season cost limit
Season Engine Limit - season engine limit Season
ERS Limit - season ERS system limit Season Gearbox Limit - season gearbox limit
Double Points for Last Race - I recommend when changing the calendar and choosing an overtaking track for the last race
1 Point for Pole Position Point System - allows you to choose from 3 existing point systems.
It also allows you to create your own, but this feature is not interesting, since it allows you to create your own system only for the first 10 teams.
Wind Tunnel & CFD - allows you to choose from 3 existing systems for providing development hours Wind Tunnel and CFD or create your own.
When creating your team in the first season, your hours will be in the P11 column. For other teams - depending on the results in the 2023 season. In the following seasons, the teams' position columns will change depending on their results in the constructors' championship of the completed season.


5. Finance

5.1 Board Payments Allows you to change the team balance, the goal in the constructors' cup for the current season (for your team or if you are playing weak, change the goal to 10, because with a goal of 9 and 0 points for the season, the board of directors will be furious and will most likely fire you. But if you show average results outside of 10, with a goal of 10th place in the cup, the board of directors will be happy), Board Budget, Initial Payment, Monthly Payment

5.2 Sponsor Payments Shows the prestige of the team and its place in the prestige ranking, Sponsor Package, Lump Sum, Merch Income/Cost, Obligations Income, Sponsor/Race, Merch/Race, Total Income/Race

5.3 Cost Cap
Shows the Cost Cap Overview for Season for teams. This section is for viewing only.
Warning AI Teams DO NOT follow the cost cap, NOR will they be fined for breaching it. The inclusion of AI Teams is for informational purposes only. Game DOES NOT track previous caps. However, if you have been fined for breaching the cap, it can be calculated from the fines.

5.4 Finance It is called “Revenue Overview for Season” but in fact it shows the teams’ expenses for the season. A very good section for statistics lovers. This section is for viewing only.

5.5 Spending Breakdown Spending Breakdown for Season shows the teams’ expenses for the season by expense category in the form of colored bar charts. Beautiful and informative. This section is for viewing only.

6.People

6.1 Drivers
Allows you to edit drivers.
Overall – shows the overall skill of the pilot, depending on the other skills of the pilot. Not editable value. Cornering – The ability to maintain speed through corners. This allows the driver to go faster through all corners to improve lap times, and reduces the chance of them running wide or spinning when they do. Braking – The ability to brake more efficiently. This allows drivers to brake later when approaching corners to improve lap times without running wide or causing racing incidents.
Control – The ability to prevent racing incidents. This reduces the likelihood of the driver causing lock–ups, spins, crashes, or running wide.
Smoothness – The ability to reduce tire wear while racing. This allows a driver to push harder and run longer stints on each set of tires.
Adaptability – The ability to adapt to poor weather conditions on track. This improves the driver's acceleration and cornering speed on tires not suited to wetter track levels.
Overtaking – The ability to overtake other drivers. This allows the driver to attempt and successfully complete more overtakes while racing, and lowers the chance of causing a racing incident when they do.
Defending – The ability to defend a position while racing. This reduces the chance that another driver will be able to successfully overtake.
Reactions – The ability to respond to events at high speed. This allows the driver to accelerate faster out of corners and to pull away faster when the lights go out at the start of the race.
Accuracy – The ability to follow the racing line as accurately as possible. This reduces the chance of a driver losing time or their car taking damage from running wide while racing.
Impr – the speed at which a driver's skills develop
Aggr – the level of a driver's tendency to aggressive
DOB – shows date of birth in the format “YYYY.MM.DD” and current age. Date of birth can be changed.
Retire – White text like “in 10y” shows how many years the racer will finish his career and disappear from the pilot search. At the bottom there may be a “postpone” inscription which only appears for riders who are about to retire, clicking on “postpone” quickly adds +3 years to the end of the rider’s career. For riders who have finished their career, the “retired” status is displayed at the top, and at the bottom there is a button “unretire” that returns the driver to the search for drivers and adds +5 years to the end of his career. The save will also contain drivers who have long since ended their career, such as Michael Schumacher. When you press 2 left-click on a cell, instead of the previously described options, a number will be displayed, for example 40. This number is the age at which the pilot will finish his career, and you can decrease or increase the number as you wish.
Contract – shows whether the driver has a contract. If there is a contract, then the amount of the main payment for the year is displayed at the top, and the amount up to which season contract. At the bottom right of the contract end year there are numbers +1/-1 that allow you to quickly change the contract end date.
Team – shows which team the driver has a contract with and what position he occupies in the team.
Edit – allows you to edit the pilot and his contract.
Edit Staff – allows you to edit the pilot's first and last name, the letter code of the last name, country, pilot number, gender.
For generated Additional options are available to drivers.
Ethnicity – allows you to select the ethnicity of the pilot portrait: European, African, Latin, South Asian, East Asian
Face – allows you to select the pilot's face number from the ethnic group
Photo Variant – allows you to select the age group of the face Young (30-) and Aged (30+)
Options combinations of persons:
Male European Young (35) Aged (35)
Male African Young (25) Aged (25)
Male Latin Young (25) Aged (25)
Male South Asian Young (25) Aged (25)
Male East Asian (25) Young Aged (25)
Female European Young (10) Aged (10)
Female African Young (10) Aged (10)
Female Latin Young (10) Aged (10)
Female South Asian Young (10) Aged (10)
Female East Asian Young (10) Aged (10)
Swap Contract – allows you to fire pilot or take the place of another pilot in two ways.
Temporary: Won't affect Career History until driver changes team in-game.
Permanent: Career History will be updated and separated.

6.2 Technical Chief
Allows you to edit the team's technical chief.
Overall – shows the overall skill of the staff, depends on other skills. Non-editable value.
Allows you to edit the skill level for developing the following parts: Chassis, Front Wing, Rear Wing, Sidepods, Underfloor, Suspension.
DOB – shows the date of birth in the format “YYYY.MM.DD” and the current age.
The date of birth can be changed. Retire – A white inscription like “in 10y” shows how many years the staff will finish their career and disappear from the staff search. At the bottom there may be an inscription “postpone” which appears only for staff who are about to retire, clicking on “postpone” quickly adds +3 years to the time the staff finishes their career. For staff who have completed their career, the “retired” status is displayed at the top, and at the bottom there is an “unretire” button that returns the staff to the staff search and adds +5 years to the time their career ends. When you press 2, left-click on a cell instead of the previously described options, a number will be displayed, for example 40. This number is the age at which the staff will end their career, and you can decrease or increase the number as desired.
Contract – shows whether the staff has a contract. If there is a contract, then the amount of the main payment for the year is displayed at the top, and the season until which the contract is displayed at the bottom. Below to the right of the year of contract completion there are numbers +1/-1 that allow you to quickly change the contract completion date.
Team – shows which team the staff has a contract with.
Edit – allows you to edit staff and their contract.
Edit Staff – allows you to edit the staff's first and last name, country, gender.
Additional options are available for generated staff.
Ethnicity – allows you to select the ethnicity of the personnel portrait: European, African, Latin, South Asian, East Asian
Face – allows you to select the number of the personnel face from the ethnic group
Photo Variant – allows you to select the age group of the face Young (30-) and Aged (30+). The options for combinations of faces are similar to the options for drivers.
Swap Contract – allows you to fire pilot or take the place of another pilot in two ways.
Temporary: Won't affect Career History until driver changes team in-game.
Permanent: Career History will be updated and separated.

6.3 Race Engineer
Allows you to edit race engineers.
Overall – shows the overall skill of the staff, depends on other skills. Non-editable value. Allows you to edit the skill level for interacting with the racer: Communication, Feedback, Composure.
DOB – shows the date of birth in the format “YYYY.MM.DD” and the current age. The date of birth can be changed.
Retire – A white inscription like “in 10y” shows how many years the staff will finish their career and disappear from the staff search. At the bottom there may be an inscription “postpone” which appears only for staff who are about to retire, clicking on “postpone” quickly adds +3 years to the end of the staff’s career. For staff who have finished their career, the “retired” status is displayed at the top, and at the bottom there is an “unretire” button that returns the staff to the staff search and adds +5 years to the end of their career. When you press 2, left-click on a cell instead of the previously described options, a number will be displayed, for example 40. This number is the age at which the staff will end their career, and you can decrease or increase the number as desired.
Contract – shows whether the staff has a contract. If there is a contract, the amount of the main payment for the year is displayed at the top, and the season until which the contract is displayed at the bottom. Below to the right of the contract completion year there are numbers +1/-1 that allow you to quickly change the contract completion date.
Team – shows which team the staff has a contract with and the number of the car the racing engineer works with.
Edit – allows you to edit the staff and their contract.
Edit Staff – allows you to edit the staff's first and last name, country, gender.
Additional options are available for generated staff.
Ethnicity – allows you to select the ethnicity of the personnel portrait: European, African, Latin, South Asian, East Asian
Face – allows you to select the number of the personnel face from the ethnic group
Photo Variant – allows you to select the age group of the face Young (30-) and Aged (30+). The options for combinations of faces are similar to the options for drivers.
Swap Contract – allows you to fire pilot or take the place of another pilot in two ways.
Temporary: Won't affect Career History until driver changes team in-game.
Permanent: Career History will be updated and separated.

6.4 Head of Aero
Allows you to edit the head of the aerodynamics department.
Overall – shows the overall skill of the staff, depends on other skills. Non-editable value. Allows you to edit the skill level in the development areas: Cooling, DRS Delta, Hight Speed Downforce, Medium Speed Downforce, Low Speed Downforce, Drag Reduction, Airflow Management, Airflow Sensitivity.
DOB – shows the date of birth in the format “YYYY.MM.DD” and the current age. The date of birth can be changed.
Retire – A white inscription like “in 10y” shows how many years the staff will finish their career and disappear from the staff search. Below there may be an inscription “postpone” which appears only for staff who will soon retire, clicking on “postpone” quickly adds +3 years to the time the staff finishes their career. For personnel who have completed their career, the “retired” status is displayed at the top, and at the bottom there is an “unretire” button that returns the personnel to the personnel search and adds +5 years to the end of their career. When you press 2 with the left mouse button on the cell, instead of the previously described options, a number will be displayed, for example 40. This number is the age at which the personnel will end their career, and you can decrease or increase the number as desired.
Contract – shows whether the personnel has a contract. If there is a contract, then the amount of the main payment for the year is displayed at the top, and the season until which the contract is displayed at the bottom. At the bottom to the right of the year of contract completion there are numbers +1/-1 that allow you to quickly change the contract completion date.
Team – shows which team the personnel has a contract with.
Edit – allows you to edit personnel and their contract.
Edit Staff – allows you to edit the first and last name of the personnel, country, Gender.
Additional options are available for generated personnel.
Ethnicity – allows you to select the ethnicity of the personnel portrait: European, African, Latin, South Asian, East Asian
Face – allows you to select the number of the personnel face from the ethnic group
Photo Variant – allows you to select the age group of the face Young (30-) and Aged (30+). The options for combinations of faces are similar to the options for drivers.
Swap Contract – allows you to fire pilot or take the place of another pilot in two ways.
Temporary: Won't affect Career History until driver changes team in-game.
Permanent: Career History will be updated and separated.

6.5 Sporting Director
Allows you to edit the sporting director.
Overall – shows the overall skill of the staff, depends on other skills. Non-editable value. Allows you to edit skills to improve the training of the pit stop team: Training, Aptitude, Leadership, Processes.
DOB – shows the date of birth in the format “YYYY.MM.DD” and the current age. The date of birth can be changed. Retire – A white inscription like “in 10y” shows how many years the staff will finish their career and disappear from the staff search. At the bottom there may be an inscription “postpone” which appears only for staff who are about to retire, clicking on “postpone” quickly adds +3 years to the end of the staff’s career. For staff who have completed their career, the “retired” status is displayed at the top, and at the bottom there is an “unretire” button that returns the staff to the staff search and adds +5 years to the end of their career. When you press 2, left-click on a cell instead of the previously described options, a number will be displayed, for example 40. This number is the age at which the staff will end their career, and you can decrease or increase the number as desired.
Contract – shows whether the staff has a contract. If there is a contract, then the amount of the main payment for the year is displayed at the top, and the season until which the contract is displayed at the bottom. Below to the right of the year of contract completion there are numbers +1/-1 that allow you to quickly change the contract completion date.
Team – shows which team the staff has a contract with.
Edit – allows you to edit staff and their contract. Edit Staff – allows you to edit the staff's first and last name, country, Gender.
Additional options are available for generated staff.
Ethnicity – allows you to select the ethnicity of the personnel portrait: European, African, Latin, South Asian, East Asian
Face – allows you to select the number of the personnel face from the ethnic group
Photo Variant – allows you to select the age group of the face Young (30-) and Aged (30+). The options for combinations of faces are similar to the options for drivers.
Swap Contract – allows you to fire pilot or take the place of another pilot in two ways.
Temporary: Won't affect Career History until driver changes team in-game.
Permanent: Career History will be updated and separated.

6.6 Mail Senders
Allows you to edit the first name, last name, age, country, gender of the mail senders.
The following options are available for the generated staff: Ethnicity, Face, Photo Variant.
The face combination options are similar to those for the pilots.

7. Staff

7.1 Pit Crew
Allows you to change the skills of the pit crew: Jacks, Tyres Off, Tyres On, Wheel Gun, Car Release, Car Building, Wings, Speed,
Fatigue. For the fastest pit stop, I recommend the following values:
Wings=slightly less than the lowest number of the other team, Fatigue=0 will give the lowest probability of error due to fatigue, all other skills=100. You can also help or hinder other teams by changing their skills.

7.2 Engineering & Scouting
The top number shows the number of engineers and scouts the teams have, the bottom number shows the amount spent per month.

8. Facilities

8.1 Car Development
Allows you to change the level of buildings for car development and repair them.
The following buildings are available: Factory, Design Center, Wind Tunnel, CFD Simulator, Suspension Sim, Car Part Test.
Under the name of each building, the number of squares and their color indicate what level of building the team has. If the building level is currently being improved, an up arrow and the number of days of construction passed/total days of construction required are drawn under the squares.
To the right of the name of each building, there is a “%” column that displays the integrity of the building as a percentage.
There are three buttons under the integrity value:
Double up arrows - allow you to raise the building level by 1 in one click. I recommend using it after several seasons, when most of the real racers will end their careers.
Circle with a clockwise arrow - allows you to repair the building. I recommend doing this for each building for each team.
Double down arrows - allow you to lower the building level by 1 in one click. I do not recommend.

8.2 Staff
Allows you to change the level of buildings needed to develop your staff and repair them.
The following buildings are available: Team Hub, Scouting Hub, Race Simulator.
Under the name of each building, the number of squares and their color indicate what level of building the team has. If the building level is currently being improved, an up arrow and the number of days of construction passed/total days of construction required are drawn under the squares.
To the right of the name of each building, there is a “%” column that displays the integrity of the building as a percentage.
There are three buttons under the integrity value:
Double up arrows - allow you to raise the building level by 1 in one click. I recommend using this after several seasons, when most of the real racers have finished their careers.
Circle with a clockwise arrow - allows you to repair the building. I recommend doing this for each building for each team.
Double down arrows - allow you to lower the building level by 1 in one click. I do not recommend.

8.3 Operations
Allows you to change the level of auxiliary buildings and repair them.
The following buildings are available: Board Room, Hospitality Area, Weather Centre, Helipad, Memorabilia, Tour Centre.
Under the name of each building, the number of squares and their color indicate what level of the building the team has. If the building level is currently being improved, an upward arrow and the number of days of construction passed/total days of construction required are drawn under the squares.
To the right of the name of each building, there is a “%” column that displays the integrity of the building as a percentage. Under the integrity value, there are three buttons:
Double up arrows - allow you to raise the building level by 1 in one click. I recommend using after several seasons, when most of the real racers will end their careers.
Circle with a clockwise arrow - allows you to repair the building. I recommend doing this for each building for each team.
Double down arrows – allow you to lower the building level by 1 in one click. I do not recommend.

9. Parts

9.1 Car Analysis

9.1.1 Car Performance
An information table where you can see the performance of each F1 car in the appropriate unit of measurement for each characteristic. The top value in the cell shows the level of the characteristic, and the bottom shows the level of this characteristic in % of the maximum available in the game.
Available characteristics for viewing: Top Speed, Acceleration, DRS Effectiveness, Low Speed, Medium Speed, High Speed, Dirty Air Tolerance, Tyre Preservation, Engine Cooling.

9.1.2 Car Attributes An information table where you can see the absolute value of the characteristics of each F1 car.
Available characteristics for viewing: Power, Airflow Front, Airflow Middle, Airflow Sensitivity, Tyre Preservation, DRS Delta, Drag Reduction, Engine Cooling, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, High Speed Downforce, Extra Weight.

9.2 Car Parts
This section shows the characteristics of the parts that are installed on the cars.

9.2.1 Powertrains Allows you to edit the Powertrains characteristics.
Design – shows the part number. Not an editable value. Condition – shows the integrity of the part in %.
Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge the pilot has flown in %.
Available part characteristics: Fuel Efficiency, Power, Power Loss Threshold, Wear Resistance, Thermal Resistance.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
IMPORTANT. Engines are displayed in the same way as all other parts. This means that when you change your own or someone else's engine, you do this for all engines for one car. This means that if you change one engine, the changes will affect only it and will not affect other teams with the same engine manufacturer as yours. This is a very cool tool for influencing other teams if you want to speed up or notice another team.
Recommended values for the best engine: Power Loss Threshold= 50-65 (can be less), other characteristics=100 (can be more for Power)

9.2.2 Chassis
Allows you to edit the Chassis characteristics
Design – the part specification number and the part number.
The specification means what serial number this part has in this season.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Not an editable value.
Condition – shows the part integrity in %.
Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge the pilot has flown in %.
Available characteristics: Drag Reduction, Engine Cooling, Airflow Middle, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all characteristics except Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected period of part integrity in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.2.3 Front Wing
Allows you to edit the Front Wing characteristics
Design – the part specification number and the part number.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Non-editable value.
Condition – shows the integrity of the part in %.
Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge of the pilot in %.
Available characteristics: Airflow Front, Airflow Sensitivity, Tire Preservation, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, High Speed Downforce, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all characteristics or the value in kilonewtons, except for Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected lifespan of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.2.4 Rear Wing
Allows you to edit the characteristics of the Rear Wing
Design – the part specification number and the part number.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Non-editable value.
Condition – shows the integrity of the part in %. Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge of the pilot in %.
Available stats: Airflow Sensitivity, DRS Delta, Drag Reduction, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all stats or the value in kilonewtons, except for Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the stat.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected lifespan of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.2.5 Sidepods
Allows you to edit the Sidepods characteristics
Design – part specification number and part number.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Not an editable value.
Condition – shows the integrity of the part in %. Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge of the pilot in %.
Available characteristics: Airflow Front, Drag Reduction, Engine Cooling, Airflow Middle, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all characteristics except Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected lifespan of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.2.6 Underfloor
Allows you to edit the Underfloor characteristics
Design – part specification number and part number.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Not an editable value.
Condition – shows the integrity of the part in %. Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge of the pilot in %.
Available characteristics: Airflow Sensitivity, Drag Reduction, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all characteristics or the value in kilonewtons, except for Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected lifespan of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.2.7 Suspension
Allows you to edit the Suspension characteristics
Design – the part specification number and the part number.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Non-editable value.
Condition – shows the integrity of the part in %. Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge of the pilot in %.
Available characteristics: Airflow Front, Tire Preservation, Drag Reduction, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, High Speed Downforce, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all characteristics or the value in kilonewtons, except for Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
Minimum Lifespan - shows the expected lifespan of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.2.8 ERS
Allows you to edit ERS characteristics.
Design - shows the part number. Not an editable value.
Condition - shows the integrity of the part in %.
Knowledge - shows the level of knowledge of the pilot in %.
Lifespan - shows the integrity of the part in %

9.2.9 Gearbox
Allows you to edit Gearbox characteristics.
Design - shows the part number. Not an editable value.
Condition - shows the integrity of the part in %.
Knowledge - shows the level of knowledge of the pilot in %.
Lifespan – shows the level of integrity of the part in %

9.3 All Parts
This section shows the characteristics of parts of all specifications of the current season.

9.3.1 Powertrains Allows you to edit the characteristics of Powertrains.
Team – shows the name of the team and the specification of the part.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Not an editable value.
Researched – shows the development date of this part specification.
Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge flown by the pilot in %.
Available characteristics of the part: Fuel Efficiency, Power, Power Loss Threshold, Wear Resistance, Thermal Resistance.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
IMPORTANT. Engines are displayed in the same way as all other parts. This means that when you change your or someone else's engine, you do this for all engines for one car. This means that if you change one engine, the changes will affect only it and will not affect other teams with the same engine manufacturer as yours. This is a very cool tool for influencing other teams if you want to speed up or notice another team.
Recommended values for the best engine: Power Loss Threshold = 50-65 (less is possible), other characteristics = 100 (more is possible for Power)

9.3.2 Chassis
Allows you to edit the Chassis characteristics
Team – shows the team name and part specification.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Non-editable value.
Researched – shows the development date of this part specification.
Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge flown by the pilot in %.
Available characteristics: Drag Reduction, Engine Cooling, Airflow Middle, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all characteristics except Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected service life of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.3.3 Front Wing
Allows you to edit the Front Wing stats
Team – shows the team name and part specification.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Not an editable value.
Researched – shows the development date of this part specification.
Knowledge – shows the pilot's knowledge level in %.
Available stats: Airflow Front, Airflow Sensitivity, Tire Preservation, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, High Speed Downforce, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all stats or the value in kilonewtons, except for Minimum Lifespan, and the lower values show the absolute value of the stat.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected lifespan of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.3.4 Rear Wing Allows you to edit the Rear Wing characteristics
Team – shows the team name and the part specification.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Not an editable value.
Researched – shows the development date of this part specification.
Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge flown by the pilot in %.
Available characteristics: Airflow Sensitivity, DRS Delta, Drag Reduction, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all characteristics or the value in kilonewtons, except for Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected service life of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.3.5 Sidepods Allows you to edit the Sidepods characteristics
Team – shows the team name and the part specification.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Not an editable value.
Researched – shows the development date of this part specification.
Condition – shows the integrity of the part in %.
Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge flown by the pilot in %.
Available characteristics: Airflow Front, Drag Reduction, Engine Cooling, Airflow Middle, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all characteristics except Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected period of integrity of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.3.6 Underfloor
Allows you to edit the Underfloor characteristics
Team – shows the team name and the part specification.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Not an editable value.
Researched – shows the development date of this part specification.
Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge flown by the pilot in %.
Available stats: Airflow Sensitivity, Drag Reduction, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all stats or the value in kilonewtons, except for Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the stat.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected lifespan of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.3.7 Suspension
Allows you to edit the Suspension characteristics
Team – shows the team name and the part specification.
For example, C-3 means that this is the third version of this part this season. Not an editable value.
Researched – shows the development date of this part specification.
Knowledge – shows the level of knowledge flown by the pilot in %. Available characteristics:
Airflow Front, Tire Preservation, Drag Reduction, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, High Speed Downforce, Minimum Lifespan.
The upper values show the percentage of the maximum value in the game for all characteristics or the value in kilonewtons, except for Minimum Lifespan, and the lower ones show the absolute value of the characteristic.
Minimum Lifespan – shows the expected service life of the part in km (upper value). The higher it is, the longer the part should work properly.

9.3.8 ERS
Allows you to edit the ERS characteristics.
Team – shows the team name and the part specification.
Researched – shows the development date of this part specification.
Knowledge – shows the pilot's knowledge level in %.
Lifespan – shows the part integrity level in %

9.3.9
Gearbox
Allows you to edit Gearbox characteristics.
Team – shows the team name and part specification.
Researched – shows the development date of this part specification.
Lifespan – shows the part integrity level in %

9.4 Expertise
Most likely, the section shows the level of knowledge for developing parts in terms of their characteristics, since the values of the section differ from previous similar sections. Or the level of the car's characteristics for the next year. But this is not certain.
If you enter any value in the cell, click “Equalize”, and then change the value, all the values of the part's characteristics will become the same for all teams. Most likely, green triangles with numbers are the progress of the development skill since the beginning of the season, and red triangles with numbers are regression.

9.4.1 Powertrains
Allows you to edit the Powertrains characteristics
Available characteristics: Fuel Efficiency, Power, Power Loss Threshold, Wear Resistance, Thermal Resistance.

9.4.2 Chassis
Allows you to edit the Chassis stats
Available stats: Drag Reduction, Engine Cooling, Airflow Middle

9.4.3 Front Wing
Allows you to edit the Front Wing stats
Available stats: Airflow Front, Airflow Sensitivity, Tire Preservation, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, High Speed Downforce

9.4.4 Rear Wing
Allows you to edit the Rear Wing stats
Available stats: Airflow Sensitivity, Airflow Sensitivity, Drag Reduction, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, High Speed Downforce.

9.4.5 Sidepods
Allows you to edit the Sidepods stats Available stats:
Airflow Front, Drag Reduction, Engine Cooling, Airflow Middle

9.4.6 Underfloor
Allows you to edit the Underfloor stats
Available stats: Airflow Sensitivity, Drag Reduction, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, High Speed Downforce

9.4.7 Suspension
Allows you to edit the Suspension stats
Available stats: Airflow Front, Tire Preservation, Drag Reduction, Low Speed Downforce, Med Speed Downforce, High Speed Downforce.

9.4.8 ERS
Empty

9.4.9 Gearbox
Empty

10. Modding

10.1 SQL Editor Since saving is actually an SQL database, you can edit everything in this tab. It is recommended only if you don't have enough of the current functionality and if you understand what you are doing.

10.2 Replace Database Advanced optional gameplay feature

10.3 Metadata Editor Advanced optional gameplay feature

№2. DatabaseEditor from IUrreta - version 2.2.0

A program with similar functionality.
In my experience with previous versions, it has a very beautiful and convenient interface, but less functionality than №1, although in the current version the functionality has been significantly increased.
It is necessary to follow the installation instructions exactly.

Download link
https://github.com/IUrreta/DatabaseEditor

Installation and set‐up guide
https://github.com/IUrreta/DatabaseEditor/wiki/Installation-and-set%E2%80%90up-guide

№3. WeMod [available]

Program with trainer with a number of functions, with a greater focus on racing actions (tire temperature, battery charge, fuel level).
There is also a convenient function that sets the cost of production of parts to 0 (no money is spent on the production of parts and, accordingly, the budget limit will not be exceeded)
In the previous version, the function of unlimited hours of development of parts did not work correctly - it gave a large number of hours for all teams, and not only for the player. To change the hours of development, I recommend cheats №1 and №2

№4. PLITCH [available]

Trainer rival WeMod. I personally haven't used it, check it out yourself.
+ Declared more functions than WeMod.
- Paid

№5. CheatEngine table

For each game, the quality of the table (available functions and functionality) depends on its author. In some games, one table works for years on all versions, in others, each patch can completely break the table. I personally haven't used it, check it out yourself.

Topic
https://fearlessrevolution.com/viewtopic.php?t=30377

1. When choosing a sprint for a race that does not actually have a sprint, broken textures, textures from buildings or from underground may be displayed at the beginning of the sprint and race. When you press the keyboard, the game crashes.
Solution: just wait a few seconds until the initial cutscenes are over without touching the keyboard and mouse. When the cutscenes are over, the race starts normally.

2. DatabaseEditor may not start after installation or give the status "Disconnected" and give the error "Could not connect to backend"
Solution:

• make sure you have installed it correctly as indicated in Installation and set-up guide
  link https://github.com/IUrreta/DatabaseEditor/wiki/Installation-and-set%E2%80%90up-guide
  
• reinstall the programs as indicated in Troubleshoot guide and use other tips
  link https://github.com/IUrreta/DatabaseEditor/wiki/Troubleshoot-guide
  
• if all this did not help, then most likely during the launch in the command line you were already given a hint:
  "Python not found; run it without arguments to install from the Microsoft Store, or disable this shortcut in Settings > Manage app run aliases."
  
• Click Start and type "Managing Application Execution Aliases" and set the slider to "off" for everything related to Python. For example "python.exe" and "python3.exe". This should solve the problem.

26 July 2024
1.Guide created

28 July 2024
1. F1MSaveApp: version number updated 1.5.0
2. DatabaseEditor: version number updated 2.1.2
3. WeMod: trainer status: available

31 July 2024
1. Added detailed description for F1MSaveApp
2. DatabaseEditor: version number updated 2.1.8
3. Added changelog
4. Added troubleshooting

1 August 2024
1. DatabaseEditor: version number updated 2.1.11

2 August 2024
1. DatabaseEditor: version number updated 2.1.14

3 August 2024
1. DatabaseEditor: version number updated 2.1.16

8 August 2024
1. F1MSaveApp: version number updated 1.5.2
2. DatabaseEditor: version number updated 2.2.0

I hope this guide will help someone to make their playthrough more interesting.
Please write comments if you want to know any details on how to use these cheats or if something is missing from the guide.