The highly anticipated arrival of F1 25 is fast approaching as EA prepares to introduce a host of new changes, upgrades, and features for the next installment of the beloved series.
With Formula 1 celebrating its 75th anniversary, F1 25 will reflect the sport's biggest driver line-up change in years, such as Lewis Hamilton's landmark switch from Mercedes to Ferrari.
Below, we've got everything you need to know ahead of F1 25's launch, including release dates, how to pre-order, available editions, and more!
F1 25 Release Date and Pre-orders
EA SPORTS F1 25 will release worldwide on May 30 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
However, players can get up to 3 days early access by pre-ordering the F1 25 Iconic Edition, starting May 27. We'll cover each edition in more detail further down.
F1 25 is available to pre-order now through major retailers and EA themselves. Currently, players who own F1 23 or F1 24 can take advantage of a 15% pre-order loyalty discount off the Iconic Edition when pre-ordering in-game.
Pre-ordering the Iconic Edition will grant players bonus content including the F1 75 Celebration Livery, Suit, Gloves, and much more.
F1 25 Editions
There will be two purchasable editions of F1 25, the Standard Edition and the Iconic Edition.
Here are the prices and included contents for each one:
Standard Edition - $69.99
- F1 25 Base Game
- F1 75 Celebration Pack
- F1 25 Starter Pack
- 5,000 PitCoin
Iconic Edition - $89.99
- F1 25 Base Game
- F1 75 Celebration Pack
- 3 Days Early Access
- F1 The Movie - Chapter Scenarios
- F1 World Bumper Pack
- 18,000 PitCoin
- Lewis Hamilton Iconic Pack
- APXGP Team Pack
- F3 Driver Icons
- A collection of 2025 liveries for F1 24 Time Trial mode
- Lewis Hamilton “King of Silverstone” F1 World Event in F1 24
- F1 TV Pro 1 Month Subscription (USA only)
What to Expect
Ahead of its official launch, EA has already revealed plenty of details about F1 25, and there's still so much more to come.
Players will be able to take the spotlight and experience the latest installment of the fan-favorite story mode, Braking Point, with rebalanced difficulty options and in-game decisions having a direct impact on how the chapter unfolds.
The My Team mode also receives its biggest overhaul since it was introduced in F1 2020, challenging players to call the shots and take on new responsibilities as the owner of their F1 team.
On the track, F1 25 continues to innovate through the power of its EGO engine, unlocking increased circuit authenticity through LIDAR technology. This means several tracks and their surroundings are transformed with a more realistic look and feel.
More details about My Team, circuit changes, and more will be shared by EA in the coming weeks.
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