It also deals with a variety of cars with very different characteristics – cars from the ’80s with low downforce and super-powerful engines through the ’90s era of grooved tyres up and into today’s highly efficient aero-monsters. More effort has gone into improving it for this year and it’s now more adept at racing, let alone driving. The speed at which decisions are made is crucial as is the number of decisions made. Has the AI for online races/Co-Op season been tweaked in any way to prevent (majority of) crashes at the corners? – Hood: The system in our Formula One games is incredibly advanced for it has to deal with a great number of autonomous vehicles paired to distinct AI drivers. It’s fair to say the teams became more efficient over the years! Steve Hood: The pit-stops are unique to each era with distinct animations, pit-crew clothing and timing. Steve Hood: The ’80s grid is made up of 10 cars and the ’90s grid of 12 cars.Īre the pit stops completely different for the classics cars – as in duration and the way they pit? – Sprat914
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When racing against classic cars is it a full grid? – Darrengage666 You can also drive these Classic cars in Time Trial, Time Attack and another soon to be announced mode. In fact you can mix and match by adding AI opponents into an online race. So you can play versus your friends or against the AI. Steve Hood: There are Classic Races, online and offline. How will the classic content work – will it be races or time trial? – Dyldo77 That looks amazing but that crazy turbo engine is hard to tame. Special mention should also go to the black and gold Lotus 98T, the famous ’86 car.
Sure, it wasn’t the fastest car but it not only sounds immense with its glorious V10 engine, but it drives so well.
I for one love the 1999 Williams, the FW21. Steve Hood: Hmm, good question! I honestly don’t believe there is a ‘most popular’. Which classic car from F1 2013 is most popular in the Codemasters offices and why? – _AJX For the past couple of days we’ve been asking you for your F1 2013 questions on Twitter and we’ve had them answered by the game’s Creative Director Steve Hood! Today’s a good day to be an F1 fan as we’re not stopping there. F1 2013 Classic Edition owners will also have access to the legendary Estoril and Imola circuits too. Between those and the five F1 2013 champions they’ve won an incredible 29 World Driver’s Championships between them:ġ980s (F1 2013 and F1 2013: Classic Edition)ġ980 Williams FW07B – Alan Jones & Alain Prostġ986 Team Lotus 98T – Mario Andretti & Emerson Fittipaldiġ988 Ferrari F1-87/88C – Gerhard Berger & Michael Schumacherġ988 Team Lotus 100T – Satoru Nakajima & Mika Hakkinenġ988 Williams FW12 – Nigel Mansell & Damon Hillġ992 Williams FW14B – Nigel Mansell & David Coulthardġ996 Ferrari F310 – Michael Schumacher & Gerhard Bergerġ996 Williams FW18 – Damon Hill & Jacques Villeneuveġ999 Ferrari F399 – Eddie Irvine & Jody ScheckterĪnd let’s not forget about the classic circuits! You’ll be able to race all of those cars on Brands Hatch and Circuit De Jerez. We’re incredibly excited to have 10 iconic world champions feature in F1 Classics including Michael Schumacher, Nigel Mansell and Alain Prost. The teams are represented by two drivers, the original that raced in the team’s specific car and the team legend that has represented the team during a different era.
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We’ve been teasing a few details since announcement, but today we’re very happy to confirm the big names and legendary cars that will feature in F1 2013, plus the extra content you’ll find in F1 2013 Classic Edition.į1 Classics is a fictional racing series that allows you to race F1 cars, drivers and circuits from the 1980s and 1990s. We’re going to start this blog post with a big F1 Classics reveal.
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