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Why F1 2024 Is Not Worth Your Money – A Review When EA bought Codemasters, many fans, myself included, approached it with cautious optimism. Sure, there were sceptics, but there was hope that EA’s resources could elevate the F1 franchise. Unfortunately, even optimism has its limits, and for me—and many others—that breaking point has arrived. Ironically, this feels fitting given the “Breaking Point” story mode introduced in EA’s first F1 game, F1 2021 . Back in 2021, I rated F1 21 13.5 points out of 30 in my grading system, which ranges from A-F. Today, I’m going to put F1 2024 under the same scrutiny and explain why it simply isn’t worth parting with £50 or more of your hard-earned money. Scoring System  A** 25-30 B** 20-24 C** 15-19 D** 10-14 E** 5-9 C** 0-4 Career Mode: 2 out of 5 While there’s been a slight improvement in career mode this year, it’s far from revolutionary. As F1 YouTuber Tom97 pointed out, the career mode feels lifeless after just two seasons. You get ...

So round 1 seen F1 head of out to the desert to kick start the 2021 season and whilst Verstappen put it on Pole on Saturday however the question was could he hold of 7 time world champion Sir Lewis Hamilton. However before we even got a lap under our belts problems struck RedBull’s Sergio Perez who seemed to suffered a brief electrical issue however managed to get his car restarted prior to the lights going out however this cost the field 1 whole extra formation lap. The 5 lights came on and it was lights out go, go, go with the 2021 season getting underway and off the front row it was pretty even between Hamilton and Verstappen and all cars made it through Turn 1 the Schumacher corner unscathed however then at Turn 3 the exact same corner in which Grosjean found barriers last season in hugely terrifying crash Nikitia Mazepin found them this time!  Lap 4 and we got back underway however this wouldn’t last long tho’ as Pierre Gasly would loose his front wing in the middle of battle ...