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race track info

What information are you looking for? 

OK. I wondered if you meant the circuit length and records because these are available. I don't know of any way to get the information you are after but if there is a way surely someone will know.

However, I wonder what value those little bar charts are. I've done some tests and as far as I can tell the fuel consumption bar is meaningless, the circuit has no influence on fuel consumption, they are all the same. So if fuel consumption means nothing what are the others telling me?

Hi Wambou.

Agreed, I suppose I'm talking more about fuel economy as measured in MPG or Litres/100Km. For example, you would expect the cars racing at a high speed, high power circuit such as Monza, Spa or Silverstone to have a much higher fuel consumption than they do at Monaco... but if you work it out, in iGP this isn't the case, they're all pretty much the same.

As far as I can tell there are only two factors that have a bearing on fuel consumption as measured in Litres/100Km, the fuel economy attribute and the level of push you use during the race. So the consumption per Km in Monaco in the winter on SS tyres (when you're on PL5 for the entire race) is actually higher than Monza.

The consumption per lap is simply a function of the length of a lap, so if this is what the bar is supposed to represent I expect Belgium will have the highest (I haven't checked if this is the case).

No the fuel is not a general percentage, for all circuits the cars do the same MPG figure for a constant FE attribute.
Try it, you know the lengths of each circuit, leave your FE at one value for the entire season and after each race calculate the fuel consumption in MPG or Litres/Km. What you will discover is that for a FE attribute of 33 your fuel consumption will be 0.5 Litres/Km with a tolerance of plus or minus 0.01 litres/km regardless of the circuit and the tolerance appears to be related to push level.
So if the fuel consumption bar graph for each circuit is different, it should be, as Wambou says, an indication of fuel usage per lap. And if this is the case then given the fuel consumption is fixed by the FE attribute and not the characteristics of the circuit, the longer circuits should be higher fuel consumption than the shorter ones.
I have way too much time on my hands LOL

Edit: This is only a theory, it has not come from developers so please don't take it as a fact. Thank you.

Since Kevin and I seem to think similarily in this case I try to answer. Yes, higher FE is and should reduce consumption per lap.

No, consumption per lap between two tracks aren't and shouldn't be the same, except by accident for similar features or those features equalising each other.
Currently it's just the length of the track and the PL it allows to employ that's influencing consumption for a given car. Consumption per distance stays the same bar PL, so since races are about meant to go over the same distance the total consumption is also roughly the same. 

Which is odd as tracks have quite different stats which also affect consumption, amount of time at full throttle mostly, and thus we'd expect that consumption bar to reflect that, how high consumption is on this track per distance (and thus fuel needed to cover the race, or stint) while actually it seems to be just a measure of lap length and same consumption on all tracks and thus just reflecting the need for one lap (and pretty useless information in it's generalised form).