F1 Manager 2022

• Title — F1 Manager 2022 • Developer — Frontier Developments • Publisher — Frontier Developments • Series — F1 Manager • Engine — Unreal Engine 4 • Director — Andrew Fletcher Michael Brookes • Producer — Adam Woods Eddie Symons Gary Richards Stuart Warren • Designer — Gareth Hughes • Artist — Nick Rodgers Sam Denney (art director) • Composer — Jasper Scholma Andrew Barnabas Paul Arnold Vincent Welch Ross Fortune Dan Millidge Tom Langan Alex Burnett J.J. Ipsen Stefan Almqvist Brian Tyler • Platforms — PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S • Released — 30 August 2022 • Genre — Racing management • Modes — Single-player

As a racing management game, F1 Manager 2022 offers a more detailed career layer in comparison to the My Team mode that Codemasters introduced in F1 2020. The game provides a strategy editor, where player can schedule pit stops, tyres, and pace for each stint. The game features parts development, cost cap, ERS as well as onboard cameras used in real life by Formula One teams. It also features the professional English commentator voices of Karun Chandhok and David Croft, as well as the opening titles for Formula One broadcasts shown after the Frontier Developments logo, while the transitions are recreated while being more faithful to the Formula One broadcasts. The game includes real engineers and drivers from Formula One, Formula 2 and Formula 3. Team radios from real Formula One drivers and race engineers are available as well. Red flags are also featured.

F1 Manager 2022 was officially announced in March 2022. It is the first video game in the F1 Manager series, which holds the official license of the Formula One, Formula 2, and Formula 3 championships from 2022 to 2025. It is also the first Formula One licensed management game since F1 Manager of EA Sports in 2000. The game is developed with Unreal Engine 4. It is developed and published by Frontier Developments, a British video game studio who developed Elite Dangerous. The game was released on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S on 30 August. Players who pre-ordered the game were able to pre-access to the game five days earlier on 25 August. By that October, Frontier Developments ceased development and support just two months after the initial release; this decision to stop development was met with negative reception from players, who had reported bugs in the game, and Frontier decided to backtrack on their previous statement to continue pushing updates for the title.