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Header image shows 2022 car in F1 22.
Though it has been removed from the current post version on the Formula One Web site, it can be clearly seen on archive.org’s cache of what was originally written that Sauber’s C43 is possibly being released for F1 22 later this month.
The original text read:
Alfa Romeo’s new car is set to hit the track for a shakedown session in Barcelona this week, before heading to Bahrain for pre-season testing from February 23-25, followed by the 2023 opener at the Sakhir venue a week later.
In a world first, the C43 is also set to be added to the official F1 2022 video game on the eve of the Bahrain test, allowing fans to virtually test it out for themselves.
That last paragraph has now been removed from the article…
F1 22 is the fifteenth title in the Formula One series developed by Codemasters and is the first to include the vast changes to the regulations that year.
