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F1 23 Driver Ratings Updated To Include Dutch And Italian Grand Prix
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Sep 19, 2023
0 CommentsEA have updated the F1 23 driver ratings again to include the Dutch and Italian Grand Prix.
I swear, the further we get into the season the less these updates make sense to me. Lewis Hamilton lost rating after two sixth-place finishes while George Russell gained with a seventeenth and fifth. Apparently it was the collision in one of those races that caused a massive five point drop, but I don’t see Perez, Tsunoda, Magnussen, Russell, Piastri or Sargeant take similar hits for actions, occasionally by ‘causing a collision’ themselves, that caused penalties. Make it make sense.
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