F1 2018 - New Game and New Rules

[vivek1997]

Codemasters says that F1 2018 will feature "all of the official teams, the drivers and circuits of the 2018 season". This means the cars will not only feature the controversial ‘halo’ safety feature to reflect the change in regulations for this year’s World Championships, but there will also be new tracks to drive. Specifically, the Circuit Paul Ricard will make an appearance, as the French Grand Prix makes its return to the Championship after ten years, and the Hockenheim ring also makes a comeback, having not been included last year.

Although there's no trailer for F1 2018 yet, F1 Franchise Director Paul Jeal also confirmed that the career mode will be expanded futher, with the return of a "highly requested feature", so stand by for confirmation on what that is. There's also promise of more classic cars, after fans were asked which historical F1 cars they'd most like to drive in the game.

There's no offical word from Codemasters yet on the price of F1 2018 at this early stage in the season, but we’d expect it to be somewhere in line with previous versions of the game. F1 2017 cost £49.99 at release on Xbox One and PS4, and £39.99 on PC, so you can expect to part with the best part of £50 whichever platform you’re playing on.