F1 Series

In somewhat of a surprise announcement, 2026 will be the first year without a new title in the long-running F1 series since 2009, with EA confirming that it is instead working on 2027 as the next full entry in the franchise.

Following our hands-on with an early build of F1 25 back at the beginning of the month, we can now talk about the final aspect of the event: the return of the Braking Point story mode, with some new features and functionality.

A new presentation from Codemasters and EA has shown off some further information on the upcoming F1 25 title, looking into some of the year-on-year improvements revealed to us as part of a hands-on earlier this month.

Codemasters and EA have revealed more details about F1 25 in the lead up to its launch this May, with a look into the changes to the game’s career mode and what the developer says is the most significant update to My Team since its introduction in F1 2020.

The 2025 instalment of EA’s official Formula One title, F1 25, has been revealed with a new trailer starring Sir Lewis Hamilton, and what looks like some surprising twists.

With F1 24 nearly upon us — and a little earlier than usual — GTPlanet has been getting familiar with the title through a review code (for Playstation 5) provided by EA. However, we’re not going to do a traditional review of the title for two reasons.

With a month to go until the launch of F1 24, EA has been busy revealing what players can expect from the annual title — aside from the obvious — over the last few days.

Today marks only the launch date and edition announcement for F1 24, with more details coming down the line. However it’s pretty easy to be certain that, at a minimum, the title will feature the ten teams, 20 drivers, and 24 circuits of the 2024 Formula One World Championship — while senior creative director Lee Mather notes that “we’re bringing players an overhauled Career mode, a new EA Sports Dynamic Handling System, and so much more”.

A year on from its first title in the new F1 Manager series, Frontier Developments has announced a sequel coming this summer: F1 Manager 23.

EA has officially unveiled the next installment in its long-running official FIA Formula One World Championship game, EA SPORTS F1 23, and announced it will be released on June 16.

With the 2023 Formula One World Championship season set to get underway in a little under two days, EA has started to tease this year’s iteration of its annual official game of the global motorsport series.

To celebrate the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas, EA is making F1 22 free to play across the entire race weekend.

If you’ve been holding fire on picking up the official management simulation game of the Formula One World Championship, F1 Manager 2022, there’s a little more incentive this coming week.

The official Formula One social channels have released a new video showing some of the drivers trying to guess their team-mates’ F1 22 driver ratings.

Codemasters’ annual F1 game release has had a bit of a choppy spell recently. With the real world taking a bit of a beating, the team hasn’t been able to properly represent a full F1 season since 2019.

With only a couple of weeks until F1 22 launches, Codemasters has sent over another preview build of the game, allowing us to sample some of the new game modes and features available in the new title.

Codemasters has revealed the 50 Xbox and Steam Achievements, and 51 PSN Trophies, that players will be hunting for in F1 22 when it launches to early access at the end of the month.

EA has today released a new F1 22 gameplay features trailer that shows off everything you can do in the title when it launches on July 1 — or June 28 with early access.