@Bas_Sie89 technically the tire allocation during Sprint weekends is wrong as well. It works out that we can get an extra set of Mediums, but it's right for the wrong reasons - if that makes sense.
According to the FIA sporting regs, on Sprint weekends the drivers each get 12 sets of tires: 4 Med; 2 Hard; 6 Soft. The game get's that much right at least.
However per the sporting regs, the teams are only required not to RETURN 1 set of Soft tires before Q3; and 1 set of Mediums + 1 set of Hards before the race.
The teams are free to use the remaining tire allocation (9 sets) however they see fit. There's no stipulation that 3 sets of Soft tires be reserved for Qualifying.
They also get to choose which set of tires they return after FP1. After Q3 they have to return the 1 set of Softs meant for Q3 plus one additional set of their choice (2 sets total).
It's only after FP2 and the Sprint that they have to return 1 set with the most laps. The game always returns the 1 set with the most laps which isn't accurate.
So to recap:
The game reserved additional Soft tires for qualifying unnecessarily.
The game always returns the set of tires with the most laps which isn't correct following FP1 or Qualifying.
