F1 22

Last year, the F1 game featured a white Red Bull ahead of the Turkish Grand Prix. This year, we are getting a yellow Ferrari.

Two months after the release of the latest F1 edition, the numbers for the new supercars mode don't look promising at all.

Finally, some good news for F1 fans as EA reveals they have diagnosed the issue causing unrealistic A.I. speed on straights which have troubled the game since its launch.

F1 22 needs a lot of tweaks and fixes before it becomes a properly enjoyable F1 game. Here are five crucial problems that EA and Codemasters should be looking at. 

The list of bugs and glitches for the new F1 game has been extending by day. Finally, EA released an update to fix some of these problems.

Many players are having trouble finding the right difficulty for the game as A.I. drivers seem more unbalanced than in previous games.

After the planned server downtime earlier today, players were left with zero pitcoins on their accounts while the Podium pass was locked.

Among many day-one bugs, lack of force feedback seems most prevalent. Here are a couple of tips on how to try and fix force feedback.

PC players can start playing the Early access after a troubling first day.

The second year of F1 under new management brings some gameplay changes, tracks restructuring, cool new immersive features like VR, pit stop errors and formation laps, with some questionable additions like Supercars.