In a press release issued by Electronic Arts, the third season of the F1 25 simulator has been officially announced. This new season is dedicated entirely to celebrating Haas F1, as the team marks its 10th year competing in Formula 1.
2025 represents Haas F1’s tenth consecutive season on the grid, and to commemorate this milestone, Season 3 of F1 25 will be fully focused on the team. But that’s not all: F2 2025 has also been introduced, a second Driver Ratings update has been released, and all cars have received refreshed looks.
On top of this, Title Update 1.12 brings a host of improvements, the most notable being enhancements to AI-controlled drivers. You can find the complete patch notes in the article available on our website via the link provided.
Running from 17 September to 11 November, Season 3 will celebrate Haas F1’s 10th anniversary on the grid with a series of events and themed challenges, while also delivering some of the most requested content and updates so far, including F2 2025, a major Sports update, and the season’s second Driver Ratings refresh.
The Haas anniversary content in Season 3 shines a spotlight on one of the sport’s most determined teams, giving players the chance to relivem and even rewrite the key moments from Haas’s first decade in Formula 1. From the joy of scoring points on debut in Australia in 2016 to the unforgettable double top-five finish in Austria in 2018, fans can experience it all.
Each challenge rewards fans with exclusive Haas-themed liveries and helmets, with an exciting Pro Challenge also on the way. Coinciding with Haas’s home race at the Circuit of the Americas, a Free Play Weekend will take place from 16–20 October. This will allow new players to try the full game for free, while dedicated fans can enjoy a Double XP boost.
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Alongside Haas, the next generation of talent takes centre stage with the arrival of F2 2025 in the game, featuring all 11 teams, 22 drivers, and the complete 14-race calendar. Season 3 also brings the cars and liveries of the 10 F1 teams closer to their real-world counterparts with a Sports update. From revised aerodynamics to updated sponsor placements, these changes help fans stay immersed in the evolving experience of the sport.
“Celebrating ten years on the grid is a huge milestone for Haas, a team that has carved out its place in Formula 1 through determination and resilience,” said Lee Mather, Senior Creative Director at Codemasters. “We’re proud to honour that journey in Season 3, and we remain committed to giving players the most authentic connection to the sport, combining the most realistic on-track experience with the milestones and emotions that make Formula 1 so compelling.”
The latest Driver Ratings, which take into account recent performances from Belgium to Monza, along with insights from a panel of experts, reflect some key shifts across the grid. Max Verstappen’s flawless victory at Monza takes him back up to an overall 94, while Gabriel Bortoleto’s consistency with Sauber earns him a four-point boost to 78.
Fernando Alonso climbs to 89 after rediscovering his form, while Carlos Sainz drops to 84 following a series of costly incidents. The full updated Driver Ratings are available on the official F1 25 video game website at the link provided.
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