F1 2021 AI Difficulty Settings for Every Track

F1 2021 AI Difficulty Settings for Every Track
Author Alessio Lorandi
Alessio Lorandi
April 7, 2022

Are you looking for the most realistic artificial intelligence difficulty settings for the calendar of the entire F1 2021 game?

Getting the AI difficulty right is crucial to ensure that race is competitive and close. It also ensures that racing against AI drivers is not extremely easy or too difficult.

f1 2021 AI difficulty settings

As most of you may have already experienced, the F1 2021 AI is relatively weak on lower difficulties, but a nightmare to deal with on higher ones.

What difficulty should I play F1 2021 on?

The ideal AI settings that reflect F1 2021 pole position lap timings tend to range from 85 and 92; However, some outliers like Imola and Jeddah have the figure of 102 and 107 respectively.

You want to get a good mix for every single track or circuit which we believe we have found the best AI difficulty settings for each track in the F1 2021 calendar.

 f1 2021 AI difficulty for every track

And as shown, which was once used to compute the maximum pole position lap timings from 2021, there was a corresponding AI difficulty setting, 70, that we set out to duplicate.

AI does have its share of challenges referring to an accurate AI difficulty score across every F1 2021 track on the game due to this being solely player based. Please remember that the AI difficulty settings can not be set in stone and are adjustable during the game at your beg and command.

What are the best AI difficulty settings for each track in F1 2021?

Track Real World Qualifyng Time  Calculated AI Difficulty
Bahrain 1:28.997 80
Australia 1:20.468 (2020) 91
China 1:31.547 (2019) 86
Imola 1:14.411 102
Portimao 1:18.348 89
Barcelona 1:16.741 88
Monaco 1:10.346 87
Baku 1:41.218 80
Canada 1:10.240 (2019) 82
France 1:29.990 90
Austria 1:03.720 91
Silverstone 1:26.134 95
Hungary 1:15.419 90
Spa 1:42.323 (2020 Dry) 91
Zandvoort 1:08.885 98
Monza 1:19.555 84
Sochi 1:31.304 (2020 Dry) 90
Singapore 1:36.217 (2020) 90
Suzuka 1:27.064 (2019) 94
Austin 1:32.910 81
Mexico 1:15.876 98
Brazil 1:07.934 97
Jeddah 1:27.511 107
Abu Dhabi 1:35.246 84

As you can see AI settings vary quite a lot from track to track and that is indeed one of the legacies of the pandemic as some laps were taken from 2020 and 2019 qualifyings.

As it happened, the effects of the epidemic meant that some F1 races such as the Australian and Chinese GP were missed in the calendar for the 2021 season. On the other hand, this was a viable opportunity to look at what had taken place in previous years’ seasons, even if the cars were not precisely the same as V10s or V8s and the lap looks to vary here and there.

This means that several circuits like Barcelona or Bahrain with the 2021 constructors being different to the 2020 that they raced or practice on significantly increases the optimum AI lap time achieved difficulty.

Tongue in cheek, some tracks don’t care, Baku, Monaco, Paul Ricard or Sochi, where the difference in car would not matter that much have similar optimal AI robotic simulation difficulty.

Conclusion

In pretty much every situation, support low or intense AI doesn’t matter, here were the best AI difficulty settings for every track in the F1 2021 game calendar in light of our study.

There were differences present in the optimum AI robotic simulation difficulty of some races in comparison with others but such difference USC. We hope that this article was helpful and that you will find the best AI difficulty setting for you.

Thank you for everything and I hope we meet on the track!

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Alessio Lorandi

Alessio has been involved at the highest levels in racing since the age of 5 (2003). He won a CIK-FIA World Championship in 2013 and then raced in F3, F2, and finally GT3s before now dedicating himself to SOLOX. He’s now on a mission to help thousands of sim racers around the world achieve their fullest potential through his ACC setups.

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