F1 2019 will Launch with Over 30 Cars and 20 Tracks
This year’s F1 outing from Codemasters is looking to be their most ambitious so far. For one, players will be able to play a Formula 2 career mode — a first in the series. The game is also slated to launch with over 30 cars in its lineup and over 20 tracks to race on.
Here are the cars the game will be launching with:
NEW CARS
- 2019 Mercedes W10
- 2019 Ferrari SF90
- 2019 Red Bull RB15
- 2019 Renault RS19
- 2019 Haas VF-19
- 2019 McLaren MCL34
- 2019 Racing Point RP19
- 2019 Alfa Romeo C38
- 2019 Toto Rosso STR14
- 2019 Williams FW42
RETURNING CARS
- 2010 Red Bull RB6
- 2009 Brawn GP BGP 001
- 2008 McLaren MP4-23
- 2007 Ferrari F2007
- 2006 Renault R26
- 2004 Ferrari F2004
- 2003 Williams FW25
- 1998 McLaren MP4-13
- 1996 Williams FW18
- 1992 Williams FW14
- 1991 McLaren MP4/6
- 1988 McLaren MP4/4
- 1982 McLaren MP4/1B
- 1979 Ferrari 312 T4
- 1978 Lotus 72D 79
- 1976 Ferrari 312 T2
- 1976 McLaren M23D
- 1972 Lotus 72D 72D
FORMULA 2
- 2018 Dallara F2 2018
LEGENDS EDITION EXCLUSIVES
- 1990 Ferrari F1-90
- 1990 McLaren MP4/5B
LEGENDS AND ANNIVERSARY EDITIONS ONLY
- 2010 Ferrari F10
- 2010 McLaren MP4-25
There’s also a customisable multiplayer car included. This vehicle comes with Senna and Prost helmet-themed designs for Legends Edition owners.
Now, here are the tracks that will be available at launch:
- 2019 Australian Grand Prix — Albert Park
- 2019 Bahrain Grand Prix — Bahrain International Circuit
- 2019 Chinese Grand Prix — Shanghai International Circuit
- 2019 Azerbaijan Grand Prix — Baku City Circuit
- 2019 Spanish Grand Prix — Circuit de Catalunya
- 2019 Monaco Grand Prix — Monaco
- 2019 Canadian Grand Prix — Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
- 2019 French Grand Prix — Paul Ricard
- 2019 Austrian Grand Prix — Red Bull Ring
- 2019 British Grand Prix — Silverstone
- 2019 German Grand Prix — Hockenheimring
- 2019 Hungarian Grand Prix — Hungaroring
- 2019 Belgian Grand Prix — Spa-Francorchamps2019 Italian Grand Prix — Monza
- 2019 Singapore Grand Prix — Singapore
- 2019 Russian Grand Prix — Sochi Autodrom
- 2019 Japanese Grand Prix — Suzuka
- 2019 Mexican Grand Prix — Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez
- 2019 United States Grand Prix — Circuit of the Americas
- 2019 Brazilian Grand Prix — Interlagos
- 2019 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix — Yas Marina
F1 2019 will be releasing earlier than the series’ usual schedule. The latest instalment is set to launch on June 28th for PC, Xbox One and PS4.
