Codemasters released F1 25 update 1.020 on June 3 alongside the new F1 25: 2026 Season Pack. The patch adds fresh rules, active aerodynamics, and the MADRING circuit in Madrid to the racing sim. The update arrives after the initial release to provide experienced players with refined simulation features.
Patch adds active aerodynamics, MADRING circuit, PSSR2 support, and new wheel integrations to the racing sim.
The update touches several rendering technologies that improve visual fidelity across platforms. Supersampling tech receives updates including PSSR2 support specifically tuned for PS5 Pro hardware. AMD FSR gets improvements while Intel XeSS and XeFG advance to version 3, broadening upscaling options for PC players.
Hardware compatibility sees notable additions with new wheel and controller integrations. Fanatec SDK now works on Xbox consoles, expanding force feedback support beyond PlayStation. Nacon Revosim RS Pure gains official support on PS5, while the Cammus C12 wheel pairs with LC100 pedals for entry-level sim racing setups.
Targeted updates in Career mode resolve persistent issues regarding sprint results display and tyre allocation. Sprint results now display correctly in the career progression system. My Team tyre allocation logic gets corrected to prevent unfair strategy penalties during races. Spectator mode timing tower alignment improves broadcast accuracy, and Splitscreen graphical tweaks reduce visual artifacts for local multiplayer sessions.
Source: MP1ST
