F1 World & Pre-Orders

The menu will see the addition of the F1 World hub, which connects game modes and features a progression system based on challenges through which players can unlock car upgrades, liveries, race suits and helmets. Additionally, EA and Codemasters attempt to tackle the often chaotic nature of online lobbies by introducing a safety ranking system, which is supposed to link both offline and online races to encourage clean racing.

F1 23 is set to be released for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, as well as the older PlayStation 4 and Xbox One systems. Players who opt for the digital Champions Edition will receive dual entitlement just like in F1 22, meaning that if they buy it for the older generation of consoles, they are able to upgrade it to the newer version at no additional cost.

The Champions Edition features limited edition Las Vegas content for pre-orders by May 31st, as well as a Max Verstappen Race Wear Pack, Braking Point 2 Icons and Vanity Item Pack, four new My Team Icons, XP Boost, F1 World Bumper Pack, 18.000 PitCoin and three days early access from June 13th.

The Standard Edition is available as a physical copy as well and comes with an F1 World Starter Pack and 5000 PitCoin as a pre-order bonus.

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