F1 Series

Codemasters has peeled back a few layers on its upcoming F1 2019 sim racer. One of the biggest surprises is not about the current season, but about the past. When the game launches in two months, players will be able to pick a side in the great Senna versus Prost rivalry.

In a break from tradition, Codemasters is releasing its 2019 version of the F1 game series later this summer.

The official esport championship of the world’s most popular motorsport is back for a third season. Formula One has announced the F1 New Balance Esports Series will begin next Monday, April 8.

Codemasters has announced the latest entry in its highly-rated Formula One franchise. F1 2019 will drop players into the action of this year’s season, and it will do so earlier than ever before.

Formula One has announced that, Hutch, a mobile game developer, will be producing officially-licensed F1 games in 2019.

There we have it, yet another Formula One season in the books and yet another demonstration of why Lewis Hamilton is the champion. Whether you like him or not, the man is undoubtedly one of the very best we’ve ever had in Formula One.

UPDATE (12.10.2018): Over 1.1 million viewers watched the series since the initial news post, so numbers have been updated to reflect that

The nine official F1 Esports teams are returning back to the Gfinity Esports Arena in London this evening, for the second live event in the series.

Codemasters continues to keep F1 2018 up to speed with a new update, dubbed 1.12. Now available on all platforms, the latest update resolves a few issues for this year’s F1 racer. The eagle eyed will notice the latest patch skips over a 1.11 update — worry not as the two have rolled into one.

Today marks the beginning of Formula One’s biggest esport event yet. The first three races of the F1 Esport series happen today, and you’ll be able to watch the second and third live, right here.

One of the best racing games to touch down this year is enjoying a massive discount barely over a month after launch. But you’ll have to act fast.

Codemasters is back with another update for this year’s F1 racer, known as 1.09. PC players were first in line to take advantage of the latest changes, but the update is now available on all platforms.

Codemasters recently announced its latest game, F1 2018, has taken pole position in the sales race.

F1 2018 kicked off the upcoming season of racing games to rave reviews. While the wheels continue to spin, Codemasters has released the game’s latest update, dubbed 1.05.

F1 2018 has been out for a few days now. Launching alongside the season’s return at Spa-Francorchamps, it’s the biggest and best in Codemasters’ decade-long run. Arguably at the center of that is the in-depth Career Mode.

The day has come at last. F1 2018 is now available on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC platforms. Living up to last year’s game is no easy feat, but the 2018 racer ups the ante for the franchise.

In less than 24 hours F1 2018 touches down on all platforms. This year’s game is a must-have for fans of the sport, and racers alike. While it may be difficult to build on an annual series, F1 2018 makes it look easy.

Jeff was right. Damnit.

The wait is almost over. F1 2018 releases on all platforms in a mere four days time. To keep the hype going, Codemasters has released the final developer diary. Focusing on the art and audio direction of the 2018 racer, it ties everything together.

(EDITOR NOTE: This interview has been slightly edited for clarity.)