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F1 2018 is the official video game of the developed and published by . The game includes all twenty-one circuits from the calendar and all twenty drivers and ten teams competing in the season. It was released on 24 August 2018 for , and .
Players develop their cars by spending "development points", which are earned by meeting research and development targets during free practice sessions. Codemasters have introduced a wider range of free practice programs to the game in a bid to extend the game's longevity. At the halfway point of each championship, the player has the option of ending their development cycle and banking all future development points for the next championship. This function has a renewed importance in F1 2018 as teams are subject to rule changes at the end of each championship which can potentially compromise the car's performance.
As with previous titles, F1 2018 includes "Classic Cars", these being Formula One cars from previous seasons. The game includes much older cars dating back to the 1970s, such as the 1972 , which took to his first world championship, the and the , which were driven by and during the championship; The special edition includes the , the car which and won the and ; and the , the car with which finished third in the . All of the Classic Cars that were featured in are included in F1 2018.
As the game is based on the 2018 championship, the made its debut in the series. The , which was last featured in , made its return to the game.
