F1 2010 is a racing video game with the official license to use Formula One racing: It includes every car, driver, track, and regulation that was in effect during the 2010 season. Although the game’s simulation mode is the experience’s primary focus, there is also an arcade option available for players with less experience.
The career mode is the most essential one, and it begins with the player taking over for another driver in a relatively inexperienced racing squad. Naturally, the objective is to win the Formula One championship in a time frame that is considered realistic. When the aim set by the team manager is completed, the player receives experience points, which may then be used to upgrade their vehicle. However, racing isn’t the only thing the player needs to consider; press interviews can affect his reputation, and if he becomes the first driver for the team, he’ll have a more excellent voice in how the company decides to approach strategic matters. He may even arrange to negotiate a contract with a different organization.
A shorter weekend option is available in addition to the whole weekend option, which includes training, qualifying, and the race. The player can tune their vehicle in the workshop or choose between different pre-defined setups.
