Codemasters released a new update for F1 25 on July 13, bringing significant stability fixes for racing wheels and correcting track details. This patch matters to players who use force feedback devices, as it resolves rotation issues on Xbox and restores haptic feedback on PlayStation. The update also adjusts visual cues like racing lines and bollards to improve accuracy during sessions.
Patch resolves force feedback conflicts and adds new steering wheel support
The game now runs on version 1.24 for PC users, while console players download update 1.024. Codemasters stated the patch updates the 2026 Atlassian Williams F1 Team car and includes other changes. We checked the details to see how this affects daily gameplay and hardware compatibility.
Key fixes address hardware conflicts that previously disrupted the racing experience. The patch restores DualSense haptics on PS5 when a wheel is attached, a feature that was broken in earlier builds. It also adds support for the Asetek Forte Formula Pro Steering Wheel and updates presets for other wheelbases.
Visual and AI adjustments refine the track environment and accessibility options. Las Vegas bollards have been resized, and dynamic racing lines and braking boards were updated at several tracks. The team fixed an issue where Hotlap ERS mode was incorrectly available in wet race sessions and resolved AI Control Cue accessibility problems.
We looked at the last F1 25 update earlier while tracking Codemasters releases, and several of the same balance and stability themes came up. This latest patch continues that trend by targeting specific hardware quirks and track geometry errors. Players can now download the update to experience these corrections immediately.
Source: MP1ST
