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 lap of Monza in Codemasters F1 2011. This is a good lap but not a world record pace, it is done more for you to see and hear this new game then for time. The lap was done on the Xbox 360 version of the game using the new Fanatec CSR wheel. You can see that I am using the DRS at every opportunity including seeing it turn off upon pressing the brakes. Some of the details in this new version of the game are very thorough.

A video full of crashes from the new F1 2011 by Codemasters. As we test this new game out we come across many crashes and that makes for one exciting video. See almost every car from in the game destroyed in horrific glory. There are cool wrecks from almost every track in the game as well for your viewing pleasure. This in game footage was done on the Xbox 360 version of the game.

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.

Our first look at Formula One 2011.  The Codemasters team has been working on the second version of the Formula One game.  They were at E3 to let certain people give it a try and learn more about the new version of the sim.  Shaun sits down and talks with Paul Jeal and Stephen hood about the game and what is different for this years version.