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F1 2021

F1 2021 is free to play on PC and consoles this weekend

Posted on September 10, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The latest iteration of Codemasters’ racing game can be played for free on all platforms this weekend. In our thorough benchmark review, PC gamers can see exactly what kind of hardware is needed to play F1 2021 with decent settings at appropriate frame rates.

As the real Formula 1 is racing at the venerable track in Monza, Italy this weekend in order to continue the exciting fight for the championship between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen, fans of motorsports can take a seat in a virtual F1 cockpit for free.
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