This time, at various times, players get invited to compete in events where they drive classic F1 cars, an element previously used in F1 2013. The year ahead is looking exciting – we’ve got a lot of news we can’t wait to share with you, and that’s even before we mention this year’s F1 Esports Championship (which you can find out more about here).As with many other Formula One games, the player can choose to play in Career mode as their avatar, and compete at every circuit on the 2017 Formula One calendar alongside all ten teams competing in the 2017 season. It’s really important that we continue making the game and experience you want to play – so if you could take ten minutes or so to fill this in for us, you’ll help us in ensuring we’re coming at future projects with ideas and initiatives inspired by you, our players. How are we going to do this, you ask? We have a brand new survey for you, and you can tell us what you think by heading here:
Not only are applications for this year’s beta programmes now open, we also want to hear what you have to say on F1 2017 and for you to help us shape what’s to come.
We’re very happy to announce that applications for our offline and online closed beta programmes are now open, and you can apply here: If you missed our previous blog about the year ahead you can read it here.
You might remember that in our previous blog we talked about this year’s beta programme, and how this was something we were continuing. You can check out the official race highlights here:Īs the 2018 season gets underway, and we head to the next stop – the Chinese Grand Prix – we too want to whet your appetite for the year ahead. What a season 2018 is turning out to be so far! We’re only just recovering from that Bahrain Grand Prix – all the action up and down the field, not to mention that final lap that had us all on the edge of our seats.
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