So I’m not really a pro when it comes to modding, however I have the F1 26 mod already installed for this game, however I recently found out there’s a mod for the 2013 season and now I wanted to know how I can install that mod, without compromising anything for my F1 26 play through. I would assume that whenever I want to play the 2013 mod, I could just copy all the files from the 26 mod, create a new folder and transfer the files into the new folder in the meantime and vice versa, however I am not sure if that would work, or if there’s an easier option, which is why I wanted to ask you guys

(Sorry for quality, I did a photo to my tv as my console Is not connected at the moment, and than clean photo quality with AI)

I'm using Alpine, I'm really enjoyin It.

First Real Look at the Eifel GP (Nürburgring) inside of F1 Manager 2024.

as you can see, some textures are still pretty raw or unpolished and some corners need some refinement in terms of speeds and lines, but all of that will be fixed by the time the first test comes around. The biggest challenge is actually getting the lines to work properly and making the races enjoyable to watch. All the other stuff is pretty easy to handle.

I'll be hosting another quiz of sorts later today, where another one of you will have the chance to participate in the Closed Test. If you Guess Right, sometime next week you'll receive a build featuring all the cars, three new tracks, and the actual database, which I've put a lot of time into to make it accurately reflect the 2020 season.

With all the impressive mods that have popped up recently i've always wondered if this game could be modded into having a form of multiplayer, kind of similar to how Football Manager's functions where you can make a private lobby with your friends and everyone manages a different team.

I have no idea how possible this would be but it would make this game much more entertaining in my opinion. I'd be interested to hear peoples opinions on if this could actually be possible though.

I'm currently working on new tires

The way is to maintain neutral, top up ERS throughout the lap, and before last corner, turn ERS to deploy (of course ERS battle assist on). You will get a lot of escaping acceleration and make many overtakes. With this, driver will deploy 0.8-1.0 in last corner, I made 15 position climbs in Monaco (P20 to P4)
Total battery usage: 1.4-1.6 deploy throughout the lap, 0.8-1.0 deploy in last corner, total: 2.2-2.6 usage. Battery recovery: 2MJ per lap. So you can use this for many laps
Maybe will be great for winning cars got grid penalty or starting from pit lane…?