Following on the positive launch of F1 Manager 2022, and strong sales figures, Frontier Developments is continuing to refine its first foray into motorsport.
A new game patch, update 1.8, is live today (26th September 2022) for the title across PC, PlayStation and Xbox platforms.

The key takeaways for the changes, which were originally expected last week, are changes to tyre performance, computer-controlled rival performance and fuel data.
When it comes to the rubber, the rate of wear has been altered across all three dry-weather compounds, intermediates and wets and in all conditions. Lapped cars should now be more responsive, reducing infuriating blue flag periods – similar to Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton in Zandvoort this season.
There have also been changes to car development attributes, safety car behaviour and team-member information. Several game crash issues are said to be resolved, and cut-scenes have had further bugs ironed out.
For those on PC, on-screen keyboard support has been added for the Steam Deck and Steam Big Picture Mode too.

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