F1 25 Season 3 celebrates 10 years of Haas with themed challenges and special liveries

• F1 25’s Season 3 update runs until 17th November
• Celebrates the Haas F1 team’s tenth anniversary with themed scenario challenges
• Rewards include the Haas 2025 Canada livery, Oliver Bearman’s Silverstone and Monaco Grand Prix, the Haas 2025 Suzuka livery and Esteban Ocon’s Suzuka and Monaco race helmets

After this week’s update improved the AI performance in wet weather, Season 3 of F1 25’s live service updates is underway.

Running from 17th September 17 until 11th November, Season 3 celebrates Haas F1 Team’s tenth anniversary with new themed events, challenges and rewards including liveries and helmets.

From now until 1^st October, the first scenario event sees you attempt to replicate the team’s best result, when both drivers finished fourth and fifth at 2018’s Austrian Grand Prix. Complete this objective, and you’ll win the Haas 2025 Canada livery plus Oliver Bearman’s Silverstone and Monaco Grand Prix helmets.

Unlike the last few F1 games, special liveries are now applied to the team it represents, rather than being restricted to the F1 World car.

After that, the second scenario challenge running between 1^st and 15^th October is inspired by the Haas team’s debut race at the 2016 Australian Grand Prix.

This scenario challenges you to take Esteban Ocon from tenth to a podium finish. Completing this objective will win you the team’s striking 2025 Suzuka livery, along with Esteban’s Suzuka and Monaco race helmets from this year’s championship.

A third Haas-themed Pro Challenge will follow, but details are being kept under wraps for now.

“Marking ten years on the grid is a huge achievement for Haas, a team that has carved out its place in Formula 1 through determination and resilience,” said Lee Mather, Senior Creative Director at Codemasters.

“We’re proud to honour that journey in Season 3, and remain committed to giving players the most authentic connection to the sport — combining the most realistic on-track experience with the milestones and emotions that make Formula 1® so compelling.”

Alongside the Haas celebration and rewards, Season 3 also adds the Formula 2 2025 teams, drivers and race calendar, along with revised aerodynamics and updated sponsor placements for the F1 cars.

Additionally, the F1 25 driver ratings have received an update. Reflecting the driver’s performance in the current championship, Sainz sees a decline, while Max Verstappen remains on top with an overall 94 rating. Surprisingly, Lewis Hamilton’s rating is unchanged at 90, despite his recent struggles with Ferrari.