So after a few weeks away we return to F1 for the India Grand Prix, a new location and a challenging circuit with a range of technical corners and sections. I thought it a good time for an extended race with the commentary, great fun. Please subscribe and Like http://www.facebook.com/VVVAutomotive and follow me at http://www.twitter.com/VVVGamer

PS3 version shown.

Note: I use medium TCS, it doesn't save the car but results in a more realistic rear end, for whatever reason TCS off results in some very unrealistic rear end grip loss at high speed.

Our long awaited review of F1 2011 by Codemasters. This review comes not after just a quick feel for the game, but after playing the career mode and looking for every last new and old detail of the game. F1 2010 was only a year ago and a worthy game that did leave much of the community wanting for more. In this review you find out if Codemasters went the extra mile and gave sim racers what they wanted out of the most prestigious name in all of racing. We try the game out on the ps3 the Xbox and the PC.

A video by Alan at VVV Gamer.

This is a picture in picture video featuring Alan Boiston both driving and with the commentary of the lap.

Using the Mercedes of Michael Schumacher, less pace and not nearly as good on its tyres, Hungary is a tight technical circuit and with low grip it can be hard work. This is a short race but I hope to show a longer version with pit stops very soon, all footage shown is of the PS3 version.

A video by our partner at VVV Gamer.

This is a picture in picture video featuring Alan Boiston both driving and with the commentary of the lap.

Another 20% race, again a couple of laps cut to fit the 15min youtube video limit but a reasonbly fun race, looking forward to some longer runs in the coming days, more to come soon.

Gamescom 2011 coverage of Codemasters second Formula One title F1 2011. Andreas Nie sits down and talks with Stephen Hood about some of the not yet talked about features of F1 2011. The interview has some great video of gameplay showing certain new features.