Those of you who have been following this channel for a while now will know I’ve sunk more hours than I care to admit into Codemasters’ previous offerings. But as I’ve progressed through my sim racing journey and into more high-end hardware, the lack of perspective-corrected triple screen or VR support has meant I don’t spend as much time in these games as I used to. Nonetheless, every time a new title drops, I’m always excited to see what improvements have been made. So, let’s dive in today and see how F1 2021, the first F1 title since EA’s takeover, stacks up!

Throughout the review process, I’ve played this game on a single monitor with the graphics set to ultra-high and ray tracing on to present the game in its best form, and all the footage you see has been recorded by myself during the review process. Just keep in mind that depending on the hardware you’re using, your experience will of course vary, so make sure you pay attention to the game’s minimum and recommended system requirements.

About The Authors

  • Will Ford

    Will Ford operates Boosted Media with his brother Tom and is the on-camera host and technical lead behind the channel’s sim racing hardware reviews.

    With a background in electrical engineering, adult education, and automotives, he combines hands-on product evaluation with practical technical analysis and a passion for motorsport and sim racing to explain how sim racing hardware performs in the real world, and is one of the most experienced people on the planet when it comes to reviewing Sim Racing Hardware.

  • Tom Ford

    Tom Ford operates Boosted Media with his brother Will and produces all Boosted Media sim racing videos and written articles. A true motorsport fanatic with a professional background in engineering and media, he works closely with Will across testing and analysis, turning extensive product evaluations into clear, practical reviews and buying advice for sim racers.