F1 2021 is almost with us and is just a matter of days away until the gaming community gets their hands on Codemasters' latest creation.

However, they will not be alone as American giants EA will be holding the umbrella for the first time since F1 Challenge '99-'02 was released back in 2003 for PlayStation 2 and the original Xbox. 

Yes, it's been that long. But since the overwhelming success that the virtual racing franchise has had, which has seen an epic Esports racing series flourish, meant that EA bought out Codemasters for $1.2 billion (£863 million) in 2020.

As a result, the game's developers are going all-out to bring the best game imaginable to next-generation consoles for the first time, with several new features being introduced as well as a number of circuits that will be included for the first time. 

That being said, there will be different versions that players can purchase that will provide different benefits, including the Deluxe Edition.

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