• F1 2002 Demo
• F1 Challenge 99 02 Mods
• F1 2002 Game

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Ok, after seeing several threads about F1 2002 over recent months, and after racing MRob and Optimo online last night, I think we need an Official F1 2002 and Mods Online Racing Thread.
This will be a living, breathing post in this thread, with frequent updates. Check back here often for the latest info.
F1 2002 is available now for about $10, since it's now an 'older' title. Amazon.com has F1 2002 for $9.99. You can order it there. It's the basis for most of the current mods:
GT Racing 2002
Ferrari F355 Challenge
Alfa 147 Cup
BMW M3
M3 Challenge
M3 League
F1 Turbo-era
F1 95 Season
BP Racing
Sports Car Racing (Le Mans prototypes)
Le Mans 93
Le Mans 2002
DTM
European Touring Car Championship (F1C 99-02)
It's recently released successor, F1 Challenge 99-02, features improved graphics, sharper physics, and better AI. It also features the cars, teams, and tracks from four seasons spanning 1999-2002. F1C is available for about $25.
For mods, downloads, FAQs, and technical support
First go to www.F1RST2.com to download and install their host engine (F1 Race Search Tool). It makes finding/downloading/installing/hosting/chatting/joining/troubleshooting ALL the mods a snap.
After that, feel free to check these sites:
www.no-brakes.com
www.racesimcentral.com
www.bhmotorsports.com
http://gearbox.mart-in.com
www.f1gamers.com
www.emacf1.com
Use F1RST 2 or Instant Messaging to Coordinate
MRob, Optimo, Count, and I figured out one way to find buds to race is by all of us using F1RST2 or a common Instant Messaging program (Yahoo IM). When a fellow racer turns on the computer, IM him/her, decide on game name, start F1 2002, search for the server, and race! It's slower than using F1RST2, but it works.
Some tips:
For a private race, select 'Announce Game -- NO' in the Create Race menu. That requires joiners to type in the Host's IP address, thereby keeping the game private.
If you wanna race, just announce it here and invite folks to join you. That'll bump the thread to the top of Off-Topic, folks will see it, and they'll join.
Direct folks to F1RST2 or an Instant Messaging program (YahooIM, ICQ, AIM, etc.) to coordinate. If you're not using F1RST2 yet, Yahoo IM works well. It only takes five minutes to download, install, and register, plus it's SIMPLE. Conference in several parties into one chat session to coordinate the race setup, server IP, etc and then set it all up. That'll keep this thread and Bf.C from getting too garbaged up (Examples of which exist already. see below : ).
You can also use Bf.C Private Message (PM) to coordinate. It's a bit cumbersome, but will get the job done. Remember to clean out your PM folder afterwards to help keep Bf.C running smoothly.
Information to include in your invite (F1RST2 automatically displays this info):
Time you'll be online (I recommend a 30-minute window for folks to join while the host is in a 'Practice' session)
Host IP (for private races) & Game Name (So folks can find you in the game's Multi-Player Lobby)
Your connection speed (56k, DSL, Cable, etc) and datarate.
Race Type (F1, GT Racing, Alfa 147, M3 Cup, Ferrari 360 Challenge, etc)
Track

F1 2002 Demo

Rules (allowable driver aids, fuel/tire usage, etc)
Race Length (25% usually works well for a 15-20 minute race of 12 laps or so)
Download and use the www.F1RST2.com utility. It greatly simplifies hosting and joining online races.
Previous Threads with good info:
Gaming Rig, Plus Screenshots from Actual Race
Thread by Ben 93 325is, System Requirements, Etc
Another thread by RUddin3:
OK, a few points:
1. F1 2002 was released about 1 1/2 years ago. It's still available for very cheap (~$10-$15). It's the basis for most of the current mods (GTR2002, M3 Challenge, Mini Coopers, Ferrari 360 Challenge, Alfa 147, Independent Oval Racing, F1 1995 Season, etc) and all the available tracks.
2. F1 Challenge 99-02 is a new (2 months ago) release, INCOMPATIBLE with F1 2002. As of Aug 4, 2003, THERE ARE FEW MODS (so far) for F1C 99-02, but folks are working on them as we speak.
3. F1 2002 and F1C 99-02 DO NOT WORK WITH EACH OTHER. Example: If your buddy has F1 2002 or any of its mods, and you only have F1C 99-02, you CAN NOT race each other. Two different sims.
4. There are many, many mods, additional tracks, add-on cars, and other tweaks, and there are many different sources, forums, and racing leagues addressing each.
5. F1 Race Search Tool 2 (www.f1rst2.com) is a ONE STOP SOURCE for ALL the available mods, tracks, cars, and tweaks for F1 2002 and F1C. I SAY AGAIN,
F1 Race Search Tool II (www.f1rst2.com) is a great tool for chatting/finding/hosting/multiplayer setup/downloading/installing all the mods, tracks, cars, tweaks, and forums, and it works for F1C 99-02. I highly suggest downloading and using F1RST2.
6. The F1 2002 / F1C community has grown tremendously. There are multitudinous (a lot of) mods and techniques for the game. It seems overwhelming unless you bite off a bit of it at a time. All the information anyone needs can be found thru F1RST2 and the links contained therein. There's a lot of info that can only be digested thru dedicated browsing of the respective forums, trial and error, and studied determination. It's a whole universe unto itself.
7. The racing, mods, tracks, cars, and car setups can be as simple or as detailed as you like. Personally, I have honed my setups through vigorous study, detailed tweaking, and driving hundreds of laps (yes, HUNDREDS). For example, I've turned over 300 laps at Spa, Belgium, just in search of that last hundredth of a second. I have over 20 setups for Spa, each one an improvement over the previous. And that's just for the BMW-Williams FW24, in F1 2002. I've only touched on my setups for GTR 2002. It's a limitless learning process, if you want it to be. It can also be as simple as sliding the adjustment sliders, if you want to get a quick start.
8. Race car setup is an art and science itself, if you want to go beyond the simple slider adjustments. I've attached a tutorial (in TEXT format) in a duplicate of this post on page 9 of this thread. PM me if you want the easy-to-read, formatted Word document and I'll email it to you. I use these techniques combined with in-game telemetry, experience and real-world concepts honed on real tracks in my M3 and racing kart to develop my simulator car setups.
9. The depth of the F1 2002 / F1C experience is no joke. It can be simple fun or dedicated league competition, and everything in between. Sometimes I drive full-length races (1 1/2 hours) with no driver aids to practice maintaining concentration under pressure. It helps with my real world on track focus. Other times I just jump online and host or join a quick 10 lap race. Sometimes I spend hours at a time driving, tweaking, and re-driving setups, testing, comparing telemetry, testing, testing. Other times I kick back with a bag of popcorn and notepad and watch the replay of a full-length race, bookmarking the highlights and critiquing my performance. Sometimes I get online with buds and we just clown around on the track. It's all up to you.
10. Welcome to the wide, wide world of F1 2002 / F1C 99-02 sim racing. F1RST2 is your road atlas. The forums and links therein are your roadmaps. Your fellow racers are your occasional tour guides.
*TIPS*
You gotta learn the track, just like in real life.
But, here are a coupla tips on learning the track.
1. Study the circuit diagrams and driver descriptions from the Formula 1 websites. Try:
http://www.formula1.com/race/
http://www.planetf1.com/Circuits/index.shtml
http://f1.racing-live.com/en/index.html
I used to print out the ciruit diagram and driver description and have it handy while learning each circuit. You'll be surprised how F1 2002 and F1C are accurate and true to the real-world descriptions and car performance.

F1 Challenge 99 02 Mods

2. Watch an in-game AI driver drive around the track with the HUD info in view. Note the AI braking points, racing line, speed, and gear selection.
Do this by parking your car off the track after starting a race. Then switch views to the race leader and watch its technique using the swingman, onboard, or cockpit camera. You can even use the circuit diagram and driver descriptions mentioned above to follow along.
3.

F1 2002 Game

Use the swingman camera while you drive practice laps to learn the track layout. Personally, I use this view rarely and only while learning circuits because there is a performance lag between my steering inputs and the car response. I usually drive using the cockpit view, with mirrors, wheel, etc.
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*UPDATES*
10 Dec 2003 -- Racesims Revolution has released their European Touring Car Championship mod (ETCC2003) for F1 Challenge 99-02.
From the website (http://www.rsr-mods.net)
It's a 178Mb download, plus a small 200Kb patch for the setup utility.
9 Sep 2003 -- Here's a partial list of available tracks (Over 60!!):, for F1 2002 and mods. These are real-world tracks, with a handful of fictional tracks, including one ported from Gran Turismo!! (Grand Valley)-->

• Assen
• Australia (Albert Park)
• Austria (A-1 Ring)
• Bathurst
• Belgium (Spa)
• Brands Hatch
• Brazil (Interlagos)
• Buenos Aires
• Canada (Montreal, Gilles Villenueve)
• Chatham Hills
• City
• Croft
• Dijon Prenois
• Donington Park
• Estoril
• Europe (Nurburgring, Current F1 Circuit)
• The Nurburgring (Original, 14-mile Nordschleife)
• Fiorano
• France (Magny-Cours)
• Germany (Hockenheim)
• Germany (Hockenheim, 2001)
• Grand Valley
• Great Britain (Silverstone)
• Hermanos (Mexico)
• Hungaroring
• Imola ‘94
• Italy (Monza)
• Japan (Suzuka)
• Jarama
• Jerez
• Knockhill
• Kyalami
• Laguna Seca
• Le Mans
• Malaysia (Sepang)
• Mantorp
• Mexico Oval
• Mid-Ohio
• Misano
• Monaco
• Mugello
• Oran Park
• Oscherschleben
• Oulton Park Island
• Paul Ricard
• Phillip Island
• Pocono
• Road America
• Road Atlanta
• Rockingham
• Sachsenring
• San Marino (Imola)
• Sears Point Long
• Sears Point (NASCAR)
• Sebring
• Spain (Catalunya)
• Sugo
• Surfer’s Paradise
• Toronto
• United States (Indy)
• Valencia
• Vancouver
• Virginia Int'l Raceway (VIR)
• Watkins Glen
• Zandvoort
• Zolder

*End UPDATES*
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Platforms:	PC, PlayStation
Publisher:	Bizarre Creations, Ltd.
Developer:	Psygnosis Limited
Genres:	Racing / Arcade Racing
Release Date:	1996
Game Modes:	Singleplayer

A PlayStation port that actually plays nice on the PC.

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Formula 1 (the game) traces its roots back to the Sony PlayStation, so it’s probably no big surprise that it plays easiest with digital controllers, either keyboard or gamepad (don’t bother with analog joysticks or steering wheels). Although primarily an arcade racer, the cars do feel ‘right’ in some sense, particularly when you’re flying down the road at 220 KM/H. They understeer in corners if you come in too hot, and power oversteer is possible if you get on the throttle too early exiting a turn.

Formula 1 includes 17 tracks and the cars and drivers of the 1995 Formula 1 season. Graphically, the game is stunning for a ’96 game, with beautifully rendered tracks and vehicles. The game also illustrates a dramatic qualitative difference between Direct3D and 3Dfx-native OpenGL software – the latter features considerably better visuals at a higher frame rate.

Curiously enough, Psygnosis didn’t produce any damage modelling for any of the racing modes. If you hit the wall head-on at 200 KM/H, it’s hard not to expect more than coming to a dead stop and breaking a front wing. Another curious omission is the absence of a true in-cockpit view, which should be the preferred driving view. An over-the-car perspective provides a panoramic view of the action, and should be used if you’re interested in winning every time – it makes threading through traffic particularly easy as you get perfect vision ahead and behind your car.

Overall, Formula 1 is an excellent arcade game that only lacks a few of the perks we’ve come to associate with other competing products. Hardcore Grand Prix 2 fans will be disappointed by its simple car model, but in the graphics department it rules, and all things considering it’s not a half-bad console port either.

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