EA SPORTS FC™ TeamThank you very much for clarifying that. I am not too familiar with all the FIA laws, but I thought they regulated the maximum temperature of the electric blankets in 2019 and this year again. I "assumed" that this will lead to maximum tyre temps of 70°C
Why have only Portimao and China been left as tracks off the F1 calendar and not Germany, Vietnam and short versions of the US,GB,Sahkir and Suzuki tracks? I think it is not fair that only 2 tracks have been added to the game and the other tracks that are in the files you are not adding. If you are adding Portimao and China then also add the tracks : Hockenheimring , Vietnam and short version of USA,GB,Sahkir and Suzuki tracks. All these tracks were in F1 2020 what is stopping you from adding them?
@Wollcottthat's shame. I would like to see old tracks, like Sepang or Hockenheim. They were in older versions of the game (I've got all since F 2011 😉 )
And I would like to try even the older ones, like De Nevers Mangy-Cours, Indy Speedway track, Donington or Detroit. But I understand it's lot of coding for tracks with unknown parameters from real life racing.
@pawel567like you understand the issue? for example the advertising boards around the track are usually what it is in real life. now you add a circuit from long time ago and put it in the F1 licenensed game there would be some questions regarding the sponsorship in game. Im not an expert in this case but could imagine things like aramco or pirelli who could perhabs claim they should run the sponsors of the circuit. just a thought but this is basically what we are talking about.
Or simply FOM fearing since its the licensed game that brands could potetially claim rights for exlusive sponsorships in the f1 game.
@Wollcott wrote:@pawel567like you understand the issue? for example the advertising boards around the track are usually what it is in real life. now you add a circuit from long time ago and put it in the F1 licenensed game there would be some questions regarding the sponsorship in game. Im not an expert in this case but could imagine things like aramco or pirelli who could perhabs claim they should run the sponsors of the circuit. just a thought but this is basically what we are talking about.
Or simply FOM fearing since its the licensed game that brands could potetially claim rights for exlusive sponsorships in the f1 game.
@Wollcott you seem to be right, it could be a long legal battle between Liberty Media/FOM and EA/Codemasters even if they decided to put up themselves as sponsors around the track, not mentioning if EA/CM tried to find sponsorship outside LM/FOM.
