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F1 2020: this is what the Red Bull Ring circuit looks like, where the World Cup begins

F1 2020: this is what the Red Bull Ring circuit looks like, where the World Cup begins

The Codemasters title, which goes on sale this July 10, will feature multiple editions on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The World Cup begins in Austria.

With only a few days left until the Formula 1 World Championship begins in Austria, Codemasters has unveiled this Friday a new fast return to one of the circuits included in F1 2020, the long-awaited new installment of the simulation saga and which will have all the championship licenses, the spectacular Red Bull Ring.

Esteban Ocon, uploaded in his Renault car, shows how the Austrian circuit has been recreated where the most extraordinary World Cup in history will start this weekend; in fact, the first two races of the season will be held there. After its F1 debut back in 1970 as Osterreichring, the Red Bull Ring circuit “was created in the course of the winter of 1995 to 1996. Hermann Tilke made it a much shorter and more modern racing circuit, and in 1996 it was renamed like A1-Ring ”, comments the editor. Formula 1 started on this circuit a year later; a short path with three great straight lines and a complex right hand curve.

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F1 2020, July 10 for sale worldwide

F1 2020 goes on sale this July 10 for PS4, Xbox One, Google Stadia and PC and will include, for the first time in the history of the saga, a My Team mode with which we can create our own team. At FreeGameTips we have been able to play F1 2020 and we have been able to talk with its director, Lee Mather. We tell you our impressions here. “The first laps of the F1 2020 circuit give us all the good things they built on this stage of Xbox One and PS4. It is better controlled than ever, ”said Alejandro Castillo.

F1 2020 has several editions. The first, the Seventy Edition for 69.99 euros with some downloadable rewards; on the other, the Deluxe Shumacher Edition, which for 79.99 euros brings the full game, 3 days of early access (July 7) and four iconic Michael Shumacher cars: Jordan 191 from 1991; Benetton B194 of 1994; Benetton B195 from 1995 and Ferrari F1-2000 from 2000. Headlining the news you can see the main trailer for the title.

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