F1 25 gets shown ahead of its launch on May 30

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F1 25 gets shown ahead of its launch on May 30

EA Sports has kept its promise by revealing the first details about F1 25. The Formula 1 simulation will be released on PS5, Xbox Series and PC on May 30, 2025.

Stable mode 2.0, which lets you take control of a racing team, will be included. A system of priority advantages will enable players to specialize in specific fields. The story mode will also be back, with a thematic focus on the Konnersport heritage. The story mode will take place after a dramatic event that plunged the team into chaos.

Last but not least, we learn that the standard edition will contain a 75th anniversary F1 celebration pack, an F1 World starter pack and 5,000 PitCoin. As for the “emblematic” edition, it will feature a greater number of bonuses, including the ability to play as early as May 27.

  • Lewis Hamilton Iconic Pack
  • Lewis Hamilton F1 World event in F1 24
  • 3-day early access
  • F1 The Movie - Chapter scenarios
  • APXGP Pack
  • Collection of 2025 season liveries immediately available for F1 24 Time Trial mode
  • F1 75th Anniversary Celebration Pack
  • F3 Icons
  • F1 World Boost Pack
  • 18,000 PitCoin (virtual currency) to spend in-game

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