F1 22 Hints on Playstation 4 (PS4)

Here are our Hints for F1 22 on Playstation 4. The most trustworthy items get the most 'thumbs up' from our users and appear nearer the top!

Make it a habit to glance back occasionally during races to help you decide your strategy. If you notice that vehicles are closing in on your position, you must drive strategically; if you are far ahead and there are no nearby competitors, you can concentrate solely on yourself and the track.

Using the Time Trial option in F1 22 where you can race against a player's ghost who has a faster time than you on the track is the best method to become familiar with the tracks. You will have an edge if you are familiar with the different tracks you are competing on. Your ability to race will be maximized by knowing where DSR activation locations are.

Make sure your automobile has the correct tires, especially on a wet track where one error while traveling at high speeds might result in catastrophe. There is no one optimum tire to use, thus it is advisable that you drive sensibly rather than recklessly and bear in mind that there are tradeoffs with each of the options available to you.

If you want your car to drive quicker, you should consider the following factors in comparison to the previous year's game because the driving behavior of the newly constructed Formula One car has altered.

• Be careful not to button-bash as you accelerate (the cars are sensitive in F1 22).
• Use none of the driving aids. Driving is easier with traction control and ABS, but you always go slower with them.
• Turn off the racing line; it serves no purpose.
• Test out the five pre-set automobile setups and tweak the different parts to your liking.

A race requires perseverance the entire time. Similar to starting from the back of the pack, being overly enthusiastic early in the race will usually result in you losing valuable time. It is only ideal to try to pass everyone on the first lap if you can keep that advantage throughout the entire race. To minimize the chance of losing your lead, it is much smarter to maintain control of it throughout the race and to take the lead as late as possible.

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