The F1 2013 'Classic Edition' Game Trailer Has Landed
Codemasters' forthcoming new F1 game - released in the UK on October 4th - will feature classic content alongside 2013 goodness.
The standard edition will include 1980s content and two classic circuits, (Jerez and Brands Hatch) with the 'Classic Edition' version of the game adding 1990s cars and two more iconic Formula 1 tracks: Imola and Estoril.
This latest trailer - focusing on the classic game content - coincides with the announcement that users of its free online community 'RaceNet' will get to race another classic car, this one from the 1970s.
Gamers will get the chance to drive Niki Lauda's 1976 Ferrari 312 T2 - currently starring alongside the McLaren M23 in the Hollywood film 'Rush' - free of charge when downloaded from RaceNet.
Just 10,000 copies of the game's premium edition will be made available for the public and can be pre-ordered now alongside the standard edition here.
F1 2013 Classic Edition will also come with the full 2013 Formula 1 grid, all the tracks on this season's calendar alongside a range of handling, graphics and mode improvements.
This may not beat Grand Theft Auto V as game of 2013, but it could come very close. Check out the latest trailer below, click here for more info on the game take a peek at the official website.
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