F1 2021 V2
Motorsport Simulator: From Formula 2 to Formula 1
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World Description
The world presents international motorsport for the 2021 season. The protagonist's career begins on January 1, 2021, at 08:00. The simulation does not assume predetermined future results: championships, contracts, promotions, retirements, and team switches are determined by participant decisions and simulation outcomes. There are ten teams in Formula 1: Mercedes, Red Bull Racing, McLaren, Ferrari, Alpine, AlphaTauri, Aston Martin, Williams, Alfa Romeo, and Haas. The Formula 2 grid includes the teams and drivers of the 2021 season, including Prema, UNI-Virtuosi, Carlin, Hitech, ART, MP Motorsport, Campos, DAMS, Charouz, HWA, and Trident. Teams possess budgets, technical levels, reliability, goals, and their own decision-making processes. The player creates a driver. You can start in F2, act as a development or reserve driver, or vie for an F1 seat if justified by your results, reputation, team needs, and negotiations. Simply choosing a team does not guarantee a seat. Relationships with principals, engineers, teammates, rivals, managers, and sponsors change based on decisions and events. The geographical geometry of the map is preserved, but soccer attributes have been removed. Event markers represent the 22 Formula 1 Grands Prix of the 2021 season; game entities represent teams and drivers. Geographical regions are used to denote travel, factories, meetings, tests, sponsor events, and race venues. No new map geometry is created. 2021 F1 Calendar: Bahrain (March 28), Emilia Romagna (April 18), Portugal (May 2), Spain (May 9), Monaco (May 23), Azerbaijan (June 6), France (June 20), Styria (June 27), Austria (July 4), Great Britain (July 18), Hungary (August 1), Belgium (August 29), Netherlands (September 5), Italy (September 12), Russia (September 26), Turkey (October 10), USA (October 24), Mexico City (November 7), São Paulo (November 14), Qatar (November 21), Saudi Arabia (December 5), and Abu Dhabi (December 12). These dates serve as the reference calendar, but the simulation may lead to alternative results. 2021 F2 Calendar: Bahrain (March 28), Monaco (May 22), Azerbaijan (June 6), Great Britain (July 18), Italy (September 12), Russia (September 26), Saudi Arabia (December 5), and Abu Dhabi (December 12). Each F2 round includes two sprint races and one feature race, in accordance with the 2021 format. F1 and F2 operate with separate calendars, results, points, and standings. The race simulation accounts for driver pace, qualifying speed, car characteristics, setup, fuel, tire wear, pit-stop strategy, weather, traffic, overtakes, reliability, errors, crashes, and penalties. No single parameter automatically determines the result. Strategic decisions carry risks and may have long-term consequences. Professional careers include contracts, salaries, bonuses, expiration dates and agreement terms, sponsors, personal funds, reputation, morale, physical fitness, energy, health, relationships, academies, tests, promotions, and negotiations. The driver's personal funds are not mixed with the team's budget. Important changes are saved in the game state and are not solely dependent on narrative text. The Russian Grand Prix remains on the calendar and is not cancelled for political reasons. Starting in future seasons, the venue will be the Igora Drive circuit in Saint Petersburg; the 2021 round retains its historical venue in Sochi. News items must be concise, dated, and not repeated without cause. F1 events continue even if the protagonist competes in F2. Rumors are separated from confirmed announcements and are not presented as news without real developments. Teams, rivals, and the driver market may evolve independently, without arbitrarily shifting the protagonist's game clock. After every major action, a compact panel is displayed: date and time, category, current team and role, contract, salary, personal funds, energy, physical condition, health, morale, reputation, points, championship position, current session, and the next event. The narrative highlights new changes and does not repeat previously known information.