The radio silence on the next Formula One game is set to be over on March 26 at 16:00 UTC: F1 25 will officially be revealed, and it is going to retain the year designation in its title.
March is already nearing its end, and yet, there has not been any information on a successor to F1 24 by EA Sports and Codemasters. However, there has been quite a bit of speculation following the announcement of the beta program, which is simply titled EA Sports Beta F1 - no year included.
As a result, we were wondering whether or not EA and Codies could drop the yearly release model and opt for a similar route used in EA Sports WRC for F1. It does not appear that this is going to be the case for the upcoming title, though, as the year designation is back in the announcement graphic and all communications.
The only hint that the promo image to the reveal trailer gives is that Lewis Hamilton is apparently going to be the cover athlete this year, or at least for one of the game's versions called the Iconic Edition. Previously, renowned leaker billbil_kun had already shared the reveal date of March 26 on Twitter, as well as the change from Champions Edition to Iconic Edition.
Furthermore, prices are set to drop slightly, as the leak states, with the Standard Edition at €59.99 / $59.99 / £49.99 and the Iconic Edition at €79.99 / $79.99 / £69.99 - a difference of € / $ / £10 compared to F1 24's launch prices.
Whether or not this info proves to be correct, the reveal trailer will most likely show. In 2024, billbil_kun's information was spot on.
What are you hoping to see in the F1 25 reveal trailer? Let us know in the comments below and join the discussion in our F1 game series forum!
March is already nearing its end, and yet, there has not been any information on a successor to F1 24 by EA Sports and Codemasters. However, there has been quite a bit of speculation following the announcement of the beta program, which is simply titled EA Sports Beta F1 - no year included.
As a result, we were wondering whether or not EA and Codies could drop the yearly release model and opt for a similar route used in EA Sports WRC for F1. It does not appear that this is going to be the case for the upcoming title, though, as the year designation is back in the announcement graphic and all communications.
The only hint that the promo image to the reveal trailer gives is that Lewis Hamilton is apparently going to be the cover athlete this year, or at least for one of the game's versions called the Iconic Edition. Previously, renowned leaker billbil_kun had already shared the reveal date of March 26 on Twitter, as well as the change from Champions Edition to Iconic Edition.
F1 25 Launch Price To Be Lower?
According to this leak, the game will be released on May 30, 2025, with three days of early access for those who preorder the Iconic Edition. This would coincide with the Spanish Grand Prix weekend, with the race due to take place on June 1.Furthermore, prices are set to drop slightly, as the leak states, with the Standard Edition at €59.99 / $59.99 / £49.99 and the Iconic Edition at €79.99 / $79.99 / £69.99 - a difference of € / $ / £10 compared to F1 24's launch prices.
Whether or not this info proves to be correct, the reveal trailer will most likely show. In 2024, billbil_kun's information was spot on.
What are you hoping to see in the F1 25 reveal trailer? Let us know in the comments below and join the discussion in our F1 game series forum!
