F1 25: setup by track type guide

Overview

EA Help separates setup philosophy by circuit demand. High-speed tracks reward lower downforce and stability, while tight tracks need more grip and responsiveness.

How it works

For high-speed circuits consider lower downforce, firmer suspension and more forward brake bias. For twisty circuits use more downforce and softer suspension. Wet conditions generally benefit from more downforce, softer suspension and extra stability.

Practical tips and limits

These are starting points, not universal fastest setups. Adapt them to your driving style and tyre behaviour.

Frequently asked questions

EA Help separates setup philosophy by circuit demand. High-speed tracks reward lower downforce and stability, while tight tracks need more grip and responsiveness.

These are starting points, not universal fastest setups. Adapt them to your driving style and tyre behaviour.