GP 1

Newest update: Pit Crew & Box Call (2026-10-13)

• Press B while driving to call the box: your crew gets ready for a tyre change and a mechanic steps into the pit lane to show you your bay. Stop in your garage for a timed pit stop. On the way out he watches for traffic, waves you out and steps back out of your line. Pit crews now face the incoming cars. / Premi B in marcia per chiamare il box: la squadra si prepara al cambio gomme e un meccanico ti indica la piazzola. Fermati in garage per il pit stop. In uscita guarda il traffico, ti fa segno e si sposta.

Earlier update: Mirrors, Visible Rivals & Pit Signs (2026-10-13)

• Rear-view mirrors in the cockpit show the cars behind you. Fixed: rival cars were invisible on track. Fixed: a race no longer ends on its own after a short disconnect. Pit-in signs moved off the track onto the grass. / Specchietti retrovisori con le auto dietro di te. Corretto: le monoposto rivali erano invisibili. Corretto: la gara non si chiude più da sola dopo una breve disconnessione. Cartelli PIT IN spostati fuori dalla pista.

Earlier update: World Championship (2026-10-13)

• EN: Join the World Championship from the banner: 10 rounds, 20 cars, 10 teams. Friday practice, Saturday knockout qualifying (Q1, Q2, Q3, 10 minutes each: top 15 then top 10 go through, pole in Q3; skip it and start last), Sunday race with podium and standings. Pit mechanic waves you into your garage, clearer PIT IN signs, and Monza's asphalt edges now sit flush with the grass so you no longer take off. IT: Partecipa al Mondiale dal banner: 10 GP, 20 vetture, 10 scuderie. Venerdì libere, sabato qualifiche a eliminazione (Q1, Q2, Q3 da 10 minuti: passano i primi 15 e poi i primi 10, pole in Q3; se salti parti ultimo), domenica gara con podio e classifica. Il meccanico ti indica il tuo box, imbocco PIT IN più visibile, e i bordi d'asfalto di Monza sono a filo dell'erba: niente più decolli.

Earlier update: Il Pilota (2026-10-10)

• Ogni monoposto ora ha un pilota seduto al volante, con casco e colori della sua squadra — gli altri lo vedono, tu lo vedi solo da fuori.
• Le vetture avversarie in pista ricevono il loro pilota in tempo reale, anche quelle già in corsia.
• Se due monoposto si sovrappongono in prova, la più vecchia torna in garage e riesce sfalsata — il mucchio si scioglie da solo.
• L'asfalto di Monza è stato riasfaltato: grana fine e scura come un vero circuito, niente più crepe e strisce storte.

Earlier update: Prove Libere (2026-10-10)

• Rival drivers now practice on the track alongside you during free practice sessions.
• Watch the AI pit crew manage staggered garage exits and pit stops as rivals complete their practice stints.
• Drivers yield and adjust their lines around faster traffic instead of holding their defensive line in free practice.

What players say

• @sunraku · needs work · 2026-10-13 · played 2 hrs 2 min: “It was good game actually. The turns was smooth. However, I would be good if you could make the camera a bit near cause the car was too far as I was accelerating. Also, a drift was great addition.”

• @sebga · needs work · 2026-10-10 · played 11 min: “I really like it, the physics is enjoyable.”

• @laurence1 · loved it · 2026-10-10 · played 9 min: “Hi @maguer your game is getting smoother and smoother! I very much like the steering it's so satisfying! Can't wait for your future updates in your game!”

  • @maguer (maker) replied 2026-10-10: “Hi and thanks; we are trying to improve it as much as possible. More updates will follow.”

• @parz1val · loved it · 2026-10-09 · played 5 min: “The controls are so smooth, and the F1 sounds are on point! at first I kept crashing at the first corner because of the sunlight, but learning the track and beating the top time felt so satisfying. Love this game, bro! Hope you add more tracks!”

  • @maguer (maker) replied 2026-10-09: “Hi, we're working on making it even more appealing. 👍”

• @alongzera · loved it · 2026-10-07 · played 6 min: “i love how the driving is smooth and feels like im really in an f1 race with the sound of the race car. Kudos! would love to compete to bots and real players soon”

  • @maguer (maker) replied 2026-10-07: “Thanks Playing against bots or human players is already available in the competition section.”

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