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📼 FEATURE FOCUS - DRIVER DEVELOPMENT 📼 Development Focuses ✅ Older Driver Stat Regression ✅ Fully Simulated F2 & F3 Series ✅ Find out more in our new Feature Focus 👇

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F1® Managervor 3 Jahren

Has revised driver development got you hyped? What about the fact there's only ONE WEEK to go until Early Access launches? Get involved 👇

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Aircrissvor 3 Jahren

the HYPE is REAL

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F1® Managervor 3 Jahren

NEXT WEEK!

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Autismo Hiperbóreovor 3 Jahren

Alonso cant have regression 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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mweisvor 3 Jahren

I like this a lot more than just putting points into stats, this feels more organic

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Ericvor 3 Jahren

Will drivers be out because of technical issues?

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Diegovor 3 Jahren

Can you guys work on making qualy more realistic? Most of the times the time laps from q1 to q3 go down 1 tenth max + you never see an omega lap from your driver, if ur idk p12 in q1 you're most likely staying in that position until the end, irl you see drivers going fromp15 top7

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Lifes2ndchancevor 3 Jahren

I will be all over this next week!

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Tomvor 3 Jahren

Bottas 86 rated 😹😹😹😹😹

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JayCaullsvor 3 Jahren

I’m loving these improvements, especially the development focus!

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