The sixth patch for F1 25, Title Update 1.12, has officially been announced. The update will be available to download from Monday, 15 September, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
This update introduces several gameplay tweaks to the simulator, focusing in particular on AI behaviour. The computer drivers will now be able to brake later when entering corners and accelerate earlier on the exit, making races feel more competitive and realistic.
A number of issues have also been fixed in Career Mode, along with a specific compatibility problem affecting the Logitech G923 wheel. On top of that, the patch includes a selection of minor improvements to both audio and graphics.
At the same time, the developers confirmed that they are continuing to work on addressing other known bugs and issues, which will be resolved through future corrective patches.
Below you can find the full list of fixes included in Title Update 1.12, as translated and shared by the UK-based studio.
New Features and Season 3 Content
Available Sep 15
- Addition of F2™ 2025 including all cars, teams, and drivers
- ‘Sports Update’ for F1® 2025 cars, teams, and drivers featuring a number of visual updates and sponsor changes
Available Sep 17
- Season 3 updates, including refreshed Podium Pass tiers and Podium Pass Store items
Available Sep 18
- Second Driver Ratings update based real-world results from Belgium to Italy (Monza)
To read more about the new features coming alongside this patch and what to expect in Season 3, head to our dedicated blog post on Wednesday.
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v1.12 Patch Notes
Computer-Controlled Drivers (AI) Update
- AI behaviour has been updated so that they can brake later into and accelerate less effectively out of turns. In Dry conditions this will not affect overall lap time, but in the Wet they will be slightly slower
Career
- Fixed an issue in Two Player Career which could cause a crash when transitioning between seasons
Peripherals (Wheels/Controllers)
- Fixed an issue with Trueforce not working as intended on the Logitech G923 before unpausing or using a rewind
Audio
- Fixed an issue where Race Engineer messages could overlap when resuming from the pause menu
- Fixed an issue where Race Engineer messages could overlap during a session
- Fixed an issue where subtitles were not shown for some podium commentary lines
Graphics
- Fixed an issue where a small amount of light could be incorrectly seen within the cockpit
- Fixed an issue which was causing some trees at Suzuka to appear incorrect
Miscellaneous
- Fixed an issue in Splitscreen so the position number for both players is now shown in the correct place
- Fixed a number of minor issues with the placement and appearance of numbers and sponsors in the Decal Editor
- Various UI improvements
- General stability improvements
F1 25 is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Steam, and Nintendo Switch. Stay tuned and follow us on our social channels, Facebook and Twitter, for more news and updates.
