Formula 2 Cars Race To F1 24 September 16

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EA Sports and Codemasters have announced F1 24's Season 3 to be deployed with the update to v1.10 - including the 2024 Formula 2 grid.

As the real-life title battle in Formula One looks set to gather more steam each race, fans can now also look forward to racing the final step on the development ladder below the pinnacle: With Season 3 and update v1.10, Formula 2 cars debut in F1 24 on September 16.

With them, up-and-coming drivers like Oliver Bearman (who contests his second Grand Prix in Azerbaijan this weekend, this time for Haas), the recently-promoted Franco Colapinto (who replaces Logan Sargeant for the rest of the season at Williams), or youngster Kimi Antonelli, who is set to take the seat of Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes in 2025.


Elminiation Mode Returns​

For part one of F1 24's Season 3, which is set to start on September 18, Formula 2 challenges are scheduled in the form of Track Mastery events at Silverstone, Spa-Francorchamps and Lusail. At the same time, Elimination Mode returns to the F1 series - every 30 seconds, the car in last is eliminated from the race until only one remains. Elimination Mode is available exclusively in F2 cars.

Meanwhile, a new race scenario covers Bearman's F1 debut with Ferrari in Saudi Arabia, filling in for an appendicits-stricken Carlos Sainz. Completing the scenario rewards players with cosmetic items such as Bearman's helmet from that Grand Prix.

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Furthermore, players can also tackle the Jack Doohan career challenge, trying to get the young Australian into an F1 seat - just like he will make the jump to Alpine in 2025 in real Formula One. Three episodes grant players three tiers of rewards.

Part 2 of Season 3, starting on October 25, will then highlight the career of Ayrton Senna. The iconic Brazilian will be the focal point of "special challenges that touch several moments in Senna's illustrious career" - although we wonder what that will look like exactly, as no classic content is present in F1 24.

For more details on F1 24's Season 3, including Fanzone team and driver picks of the player base, check out the official announcement.

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F1 24 Update 1.10​

F1 24 Season 3 will launch alongside update 1.10. This latest update will add the aformentioned F2 cars and Elimination Mode, as well as give most teams' liveries an overhaul to reflect changes that have occurred since the game's release. Additionally, a few bug fixes are part of the update, including for an issue that affected torque output on Logitech wheels for PlayStation racers. You can find the full changelog below.

F1 24 v1.10 Changelog​

Season 3 - Drive the Future - From September 18​

  • New time-limited F2™ 2024 Elimination Mode added
  • Season 3 content addition, including new Podium Pass & Shop items
  • Addition of Season 3 Events, including Oliver Bearman at Jeddah, a Jack Doohan Challenge Career with Alpine, and F2™ 2024 Track Mastery Series
  • Podium Pass has been rebalanced to make it easier to progress through each tier
The v1.10 patch for F1® 24 will roll-out on all platforms from Monday, September 16 at 10am UTC. Please ensure you are connected to online services in order to receive updates.

Here’s a list of everything that’s been updated in this latest patch:

New Features - From September 16​

  • Addition of F2™ 2024 Cars, Teams & Drivers in F1 World
  • Added the ability to access F1 World Events without completing the "Welcome to F1 World" Series
  • Added the ability for those with Podium Pass VIP to purchase individual Podium Pass tiers (200 PitCoin per tier)

F1® 2024 Team Visual Update​

Alpine​

  • Added Trak Racer logo to the mirror stems
  • Added Amazon Music logo to halo
  • Added Delphi logo to rear wing end plate
  • Tweaks to front wing, rear diffuser, and engine cover grill

Aston Martin​

  • Updated Bombardier logo
  • Updated Sentinel One logo
  • Removed NexGen logo from halo
  • Added Circle8 logo front floor area
  • Tweaks to side body shape, engine cover grill, front wing, rear wing, rear diffuser, and airbox

Haas​

  • No changes

Ferrari​

  • Tweaks to various aerodynamic parts, sidepod intake, rear wing shape, rear diffuser, and engine cover grill

McLaren​

  • Tweaks to side pod intake, rear wing, read diffuser, and engine cover grill

Mercedes​

  • Added teal stripe underneath Petronas logo on sidepod
  • Updated Solera logo
  • Switched positions of TeamViewer and Solera logos on engine chassis
  • Updated driver number colours
  • Tweak to rear wing shape

Red Bull​

  • Minor shape adjustment to the top canopy

Kick Sauber​

  • Added new Pirelli FSC tyre branding
  • Added Zero logo on the rear engine cover
  • Update size of MASCOT logo
  • Adjusted Camozzi logo
  • Rebellion logo removed
  • Adjusted size of numbers on steering wheel
  • Lemo logo removed
  • Added Fix Network logo on top of nose cone
  • Tweaks to rear wing, top of engine chassis, rear diffuser, and engine cover grill

VISA Cash App RB​

  • Replaced VISA logo with Cash App on rear wing
  • Added engine cover grill

Williams​

  • Updated Jumeirah logo on the nose cone
  • Added Keeper branding to the nose cone, suspension arms, barge boards, steering wheel, and halo
  • Keeper branding also added to Driver Suits, Pit Crew, and Race Crew sleeves
  • JuliaHub branding moved to the top of wing mirror
  • Purestream branding moved to the inner rear wing end plates
  • Tweaks to side pod intake, rear wing, and engine cover

Bug Fixes/Improvements​

AI/CPU Behaviour​

  • AI will now manage their ERS deployment more wisely during qualifying, delivering hot lap times more representative of their race pace

Graphics/Visuals​

  • Fixed an issue which was preventing the Safety Car from being visible at a far distance from the player
  • Made minor improvements to visible damage on the rear wing
  • Made minor improvements to reflections on the surface of vehicles

F1 World​

  • Fixed an issue which could cause F1 World team member mod effects to deactivate before they should
  • Fixed an issue which was preventing a Specialist Goal about completing a number of laps over a race weekend in a Challenge Career from being awarded once the criteria is met

Peripherals​

  • Fixed an issue that was limiting torque output on Logitech wheels on PlayStation

Miscellaneous​

  • Fixed an issue in Leagues where the ERS Tutorial could play every time the player left the garage in Practice and Qualifying
  • UDP - Fixed an issue which caused all Session IDs to appear as 0 when Formation Lap was turned on
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What are your thoughts on F1 24's Season 3 and v1.10 update? Let us know in the comments below and join the discussion on our F1 game forums!
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Very easy to understand these numbers, this current generation of video games is bad, many don't see why to migrate to the current generation, it's not worth it, few really new games, and many remakes and remasters, with that the installed base is still huge from the last generation, and the games end up having to be made to run in the last generation as well, it's the case of F1, they can make articles saying that they evolved the game and such but it's a fact, there was no evolution like in F1 2014 to F1 2015, they are stuck because of the old generation, they just polished the game a little and put new animations it's the truth, technically, there's nothing new, they only change physics from one year to another to say they do something, this year I didn't buy F1 2024 and I probably won't buy it, playing a game from last generation made up at high prices is no longer possible, I have all the F1s on the Pc and almost all on the console, but F1 2024 will be missing for a long time, and by the looks of it at launch I won't buy it anymore.
 
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Very easy to understand these numbers, this current generation of video games is bad, many don't see why to migrate to the current generation, it's not worth it, few really new games, and many remakes and remasters, with that the installed base is still huge from the last generation, and the games end up having to be made to run in the last generation as well, it's the case of F1, they can make articles saying that they evolved the game and such but it's a fact, there was no evolution like in F1 2014 to F1 2015, they are stuck because of the old generation, they just polished the game a little and put new animations it's the truth, technically, there's nothing new, they only change physics from one year to another to say they do something, this year I didn't buy F1 2024 and I probably won't buy it, playing a game from last generation made up at high prices is no longer possible, I have all the F1s on the Pc and almost all on the console, but F1 2024 will be missing for a long time, and by the looks of it at launch I won't buy it anymore.
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Good, if somewhat erroneous, use of commas, but paragraphs, full stops (periods), and associated capital letters would really help here.

Ok, I'm not really fussing over syntax here - many of us are not native English speakers, but please just smack the return key every once in a while after you've finished a sentence or two. It really helps with readability.
 
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Good, if somewhat erroneous, use of commas, but paragraphs, full stops (periods), and associated capital letters would really help here.

Ok, I'm not really fussing over syntax here - many of us are not native English speakers, but please just smack the return key every once in a while after you've finished a sentence or two. It really helps with readability.
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Friend, English is not my native language, so please instead of criticism see the effort we make, if you can understand the content only, agree or not, try to imagine yourself writing Portuguese, or Russian and someone trying to correct you, taught you grammar, slang, would you like it? Try to see a glass almost full and not running out, focus on the content and not on teaching... I could point out several Portuguese mistakes he made, including in commas, but I'm here to discuss something else, not to teach.
 
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ricardokil said:
Friend, English is not my native language, so please instead of criticism see the effort we make, if you can understand the content only, agree or not, try to imagine yourself writing Portuguese, or Russian and someone trying to correct you, taught you grammar, slang, would you like it? Try to see a glass almost full and not running out, focus on the content and not on teaching... I could point out several Portuguese mistakes he made, including in commas, but I'm here to discuss something else, not to teach.
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Pay no attention to him. You made some good points by the way! ;)
 
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ricardokil said:
Friend, English is not my native language, so please instead of criticism see the effort we make, if you can understand the content only, agree or not, try to imagine yourself writing Portuguese, or Russian and someone trying to correct you, taught you grammar, slang, would you like it? Try to see a glass almost full and not running out, focus on the content and not on teaching... I could point out several Portuguese mistakes he made, including in commas, but I'm here to discuss something else, not to teach.
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I apologise if you took offence, which would be fair as I do tend to be somewhat sarcastic in general. So please never take what I say personally.

Just for your information I do actually speak German as a second language, and I welcome any criticism, corrections, being taught slang, etc. In fact I enjoy it as I learn something. I also use a number of online tools to check my grammar and use of words as well before I post anything.

So, I'm not actually criticising your English language skills, which seem pretty good to my native English speaking eyes, and better than my German skills. What I am criticising you for doing is exact same thing I would criticise a native English speaking person for doing, and that is writing a pure wall of text.

Writing a wall of text without any line breaks (or paragraphs) makes it difficult for everybody else to read. It makes it awkward to keep track of where you are reading, especially if you have to look away at any point. Therefore writing like that makes it far more likely that people will just skip over your post without reading it.

So to help you to ensure that your post is read by as many people as possible, my suggestion would be to hit the return key two times after you've made a point or written two or three sentences. Doing this will make it far easier for others to read it, and make it far more likely that you'll get your point across.
 

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