Your primary objective is to win the World Championship by earning the most points across a series of Grand Prix races. During a race, you must navigate your F1 car around realistic tracks, managing your speed, braking points, and racing line to set fast lap times while avoiding collisions with other cars and track barriers.
Use the analog stick for precise steering control, the A button for acceleration, and the B button for braking. A useful beginner strategy is to start with shorter races on easier difficulty to learn the tracks, focusing on smooth steering and gradual braking rather than maximum speed in the early corners.
As you progress, pay attention to your rivals' positions and use the rear-view mirror to defend your position. In tense moments, such as the final laps with a rival close behind, focus on maintaining a consistent racing line and avoid making risky overtaking attempts that could lead to a crash.
The challenge rhythm involves qualifying well to secure a good grid position, then executing a clean race while managing tire wear and fuel consumption over the distance.
