A new patch for F1 25 is on the way next week, and EA and Codemasters have revealed its contents ahead of time.
In what is a fairly minor set of adjustments, the developers have addressed a few early bugs in F1 25, including missing light rain visual effects, which fooled players into believing they were driving on a dry track.
A few small graphical tweaks will also take place, with several Logitech steering wheels getting ‘wheel dampening and aligning torque’ refinements. Trueforce-enabled devices will also have their force feedback strength balanced better.
Other minor bug fixes and quality-of-life improvements will take place too, with the updates being rolled out concurrently across PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
The full changelog can be found below.
F1 25 v1.03 changelog
Highlights
- Fixed an issue where visual effects of light rain were incorrectly represented, resulting in damp conditions appearing dry
- Some players had reported that during a race, the car would begin to feel as though it was driving in ‘light rain’ conditions, however, the weather conditions did not reflect that. Visual weather in these instances now better reflects how the car feels.
- Fixed an issue in Driver Career where the Konnersport and APXGP teams were receiving an unfairly large amount of Resource Points
- For existing saves, incorrectly accrued Resource Points won’t be taken away but Konnersport/APXGP will now earn points at the normal rate, balancing out compared to other teams over time. New Driver Career saves games will work as intended from the start.
- Fixed an issue where with HDR set to On, the Gamma slider was locked
- HDR setting will now default to Auto (PS5 & Xbox Series X|S Only)
- To enable or disable HDR on console, please do so in your console settings rather than in-game.
- Updated build configuration to enable Intel XeSS Frame Generation (XeFG) on compatible hardware (PC Only)
- Once you have selected your preferred Frame Generation option, please be sure to restart F1 25 for this change to take effect.
- Fixed a number of trackside markings at Belgium which may have caused issues with the track limits penalty system
- Fixed a number of trackside markings at Miami which may have caused issues with the track limits penalty system
- Added a launch notification to recommend updating to the F1 25 Game Ready NVIDIA Driver (576.52) for those on older drivers (PC Only)
- Fixed an issue with one piece of Carlos Sainz’s post-race voiceover where it appeared he’d forgotten which team he was driving for
- Updated the 2025 sponsors in Braking Point post-race interview sequences

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