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F1 25
F1 25 is a racing video game developed by Codemasters and published by EA Sports. It is the eighteenth entry in the F1 series and holds the license for the 2025 Formula One and Formula 2 championships. The game was released on 30 May 2025 for PlayStation 5, Windows and Xbox Series X/S. It received generally positive reviews from critics, who regarded it as an improvement over its predecessor.
The game follows the traditional gameplay loop of previous titles, where players drive Formula One and Formula 2 cars using game controllers or steering wheels. The game features all the drivers and tracks from the 2025 Formula One World Championship; Yuki Tsunoda drives for Red Bull Racing, while Liam Lawson drives for Racing Bulls as they both did in real life from the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix, although both of them are seen driving for the opposite team in Braking Point 3. Despite being released after the 2025 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Franco Colapinto does not drive for Alpine, with Jack Doohan being featured. The Braking Point story mode, which featured in F1 2021 and F1 23, returns.
The game's handling model was updated, in response to negative feedback about the handling model from F1 24. The AI was adjusted to improve the racing for players. Some drivers from the 2025 FIA Formula 3 Championship were included in the game as driver icons, as well as those from Formula 2. Tracks were revamped using Lidar technology, more real team radio messages were added, alongside revamped podium ceremonies and the addition of Nvidia's Audio2Face AI lip synching technology. Laser-scanned tracks include Bahrain, Miami, Melbourne, Suzuka and Imola. F1 25 also adds inverted circuits, a first for the series; Silverstone, Zandvoort and the Red Bull Ring can now be driven in reverse in Grand Prix, Time Trial, Multiplayer and Career modes. The inverted circuits were reworked, with revamps to their DRS zones, AI, sector divisions, starting grid and pit stops.
At launch, drivers from the 2024 season are depicted, with 2025 drivers set to be added in an update. MyTeam, which was introduced in F1 2020, received an overhaul for F1 25, being dubbed as “MyTeam 2.0”. Instead of being the owner-driver like in previous games, players can now call the shots as the owner of their team.
Players also have the option to play as the protagonists of the film F1 (2025): Sonny Hayes, a racer-for-hire returning to F1 played by Brad Pitt; and Joshua Pearce, a hotshot rookie and Sonny's teammate played by Damson Idris. Ruben Cervantes, team owner of APXGP played by Javier Bardem, also appears in-game if the player uses the APXGP driver suit in MyTeam. In the Iconic Edition of the game, players can also race in scenarios featured in the film, with both footage of the film for the intro and in-game cutscenes for the outro, excluding the preview scenario. Hayes and Pearce, along with the drivers of Braking Point 3, may also appear as driver signings in MyTeam. Players can be able to choose either the standard 10 team lineup or add either Konnersport or APXGP (via DLC) as its 11th team in Career Modes.
The Braking Point story mode that was introduced in F1 2021 returns in F1 25, set in the 2024 and 2025 seasons. Drivers Callie Mayer (voiced by Emer Kenny) and Aiden Jackson (voiced by Aiden Felgate) both return in Braking Point, as does Devon Butler (franchise linchpin using Adam Sanderson's likeness, voiced by Daniel Ben Zenou), Davidoff Butler (voiced by David Bark-Jones), Casper Akkerman (voiced by Christopher Dane), and Andreo Konner (voiced by Joe Alessi). The story mode revolves around the Konnersport Butler Global Racing Team as they mount a challenge for the World Championship.
New to this version of Braking Point is that in certain chapters, the player will have to choose as to which driver to play as, either Callie Mayer or Aiden Jackson. Whichever the player chooses there would be a unique outcome in the storyline.
In the 2024 season, Konnersport Butler Global Racing Team is bought by their key sponsor, Butler Global, along with their owner, Davidoff Butler, after Andreo Konner, the team owner, sold it to the company. Konnersport is run by Casper Akkerman, team principal and retired driver, and Devon Butler, team liaison and former driver. After pre-season testing in Bahrain, drivers Callie Mayer and Aiden Jackson are tasked to beat Red Bull Racing for the championship. During the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Max Verstappen pushes Aiden or Callie off track before both drivers manage to recover to finish in 3rd position. One month later, at the Austrian Grand Prix, Aiden and Callie both finish on the podium.
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F1 25
F1 25 is a racing video game developed by Codemasters and published by EA Sports. It is the eighteenth entry in the F1 series and holds the license for the 2025 Formula One and Formula 2 championships. The game was released on 30 May 2025 for PlayStation 5, Windows and Xbox Series X/S. It received generally positive reviews from critics, who regarded it as an improvement over its predecessor.
The game follows the traditional gameplay loop of previous titles, where players drive Formula One and Formula 2 cars using game controllers or steering wheels. The game features all the drivers and tracks from the 2025 Formula One World Championship; Yuki Tsunoda drives for Red Bull Racing, while Liam Lawson drives for Racing Bulls as they both did in real life from the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix, although both of them are seen driving for the opposite team in Braking Point 3. Despite being released after the 2025 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Franco Colapinto does not drive for Alpine, with Jack Doohan being featured. The Braking Point story mode, which featured in F1 2021 and F1 23, returns.
The game's handling model was updated, in response to negative feedback about the handling model from F1 24. The AI was adjusted to improve the racing for players. Some drivers from the 2025 FIA Formula 3 Championship were included in the game as driver icons, as well as those from Formula 2. Tracks were revamped using Lidar technology, more real team radio messages were added, alongside revamped podium ceremonies and the addition of Nvidia's Audio2Face AI lip synching technology. Laser-scanned tracks include Bahrain, Miami, Melbourne, Suzuka and Imola. F1 25 also adds inverted circuits, a first for the series; Silverstone, Zandvoort and the Red Bull Ring can now be driven in reverse in Grand Prix, Time Trial, Multiplayer and Career modes. The inverted circuits were reworked, with revamps to their DRS zones, AI, sector divisions, starting grid and pit stops.
At launch, drivers from the 2024 season are depicted, with 2025 drivers set to be added in an update. MyTeam, which was introduced in F1 2020, received an overhaul for F1 25, being dubbed as “MyTeam 2.0”. Instead of being the owner-driver like in previous games, players can now call the shots as the owner of their team.
Players also have the option to play as the protagonists of the film F1 (2025): Sonny Hayes, a racer-for-hire returning to F1 played by Brad Pitt; and Joshua Pearce, a hotshot rookie and Sonny's teammate played by Damson Idris. Ruben Cervantes, team owner of APXGP played by Javier Bardem, also appears in-game if the player uses the APXGP driver suit in MyTeam. In the Iconic Edition of the game, players can also race in scenarios featured in the film, with both footage of the film for the intro and in-game cutscenes for the outro, excluding the preview scenario. Hayes and Pearce, along with the drivers of Braking Point 3, may also appear as driver signings in MyTeam. Players can be able to choose either the standard 10 team lineup or add either Konnersport or APXGP (via DLC) as its 11th team in Career Modes.
The Braking Point story mode that was introduced in F1 2021 returns in F1 25, set in the 2024 and 2025 seasons. Drivers Callie Mayer (voiced by Emer Kenny) and Aiden Jackson (voiced by Aiden Felgate) both return in Braking Point, as does Devon Butler (franchise linchpin using Adam Sanderson's likeness, voiced by Daniel Ben Zenou), Davidoff Butler (voiced by David Bark-Jones), Casper Akkerman (voiced by Christopher Dane), and Andreo Konner (voiced by Joe Alessi). The story mode revolves around the Konnersport Butler Global Racing Team as they mount a challenge for the World Championship.
New to this version of Braking Point is that in certain chapters, the player will have to choose as to which driver to play as, either Callie Mayer or Aiden Jackson. Whichever the player chooses there would be a unique outcome in the storyline.
In the 2024 season, Konnersport Butler Global Racing Team is bought by their key sponsor, Butler Global, along with their owner, Davidoff Butler, after Andreo Konner, the team owner, sold it to the company. Konnersport is run by Casper Akkerman, team principal and retired driver, and Devon Butler, team liaison and former driver. After pre-season testing in Bahrain, drivers Callie Mayer and Aiden Jackson are tasked to beat Red Bull Racing for the championship. During the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Max Verstappen pushes Aiden or Callie off track before both drivers manage to recover to finish in 3rd position. One month later, at the Austrian Grand Prix, Aiden and Callie both finish on the podium.