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F1 2022-Spec Car Confirmed For Raceroom – Possible Updated Zandvoort
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Aug 12, 2022
0 CommentsKW Studios confirmed via social media today that they will be bringing what appears to be a 2022-Spec F1 car to their service under the name Formula X-22. The car was first teased back on May 1, 2022 along with Interlagos.
Main features:
– New model, physics & sounds
– Option to disable halo
– 3 tyre compounds
– Engine maps and MGU-K modes
– DRS and Overtake functions
– 30+ nation themed liveries
Edit: The final turn in the screenshot also appears to look banked. This may also mean the updated Zandvoort layout is coming soon as well.
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