No, and deliberately so. Race Academy never uses AI and it never guesses. It reads your telemetry and tells you what the numbers say.

It has four parts:

• Session Laps, every lap of the session broken down.
• Lap Replay, watching your fastest lap back with your line and your inputs.
• Coach, which works to six explicit rules: brake later, carry more speed, get to power earlier, smooth your hands, refine your line, and single lap technique.
• Communities, so you can study another driver's saved lap against your own.

That last one is where the value tends to be. A shared lap carries the lap trace, the sector splits, the conditions it was set in, and the tyre pressures, temperatures, wear and driver aid settings. A lap time on its own only tells you somebody was quicker; a lap with their aids and tyre state tells you whether it is a lap you could actually copy.

Race Academy needs a Team Principal membership or above. Track Rivals, which is the competition side rather than the study side, starts at Pit Crew.