Have you been looking for some of the best F1 tracks to expand your Forza Motorsport 7 collection?
No bother, we got you covered.
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Does Forza Motorsport 7 have F1 tracks?
Yes it has, and though this guide we’ll walk you through all of the F1 tracks currently featured in the FM7 game.
Every sim racer looks up to racing on the finest tracks, and since F1 is the most loved motorsport around the world, it is obvious that plenty of people are out to search for the best f1 tracks in Forza motorsport 7.
Brin, however, has not differed in their case, which, according to them, makes up for the F1 tracks in their game.
How many F1 tracks does Forza Motorsport 5 have?
F1 tracks including Spa Francorchamps, Silverstone and Monza are total of 8 F1 tracks available in the Forza Motorsport series.
As much as you looked forward to hoping, and probably praying, probably hating, the amount of them may not be as many as you’d hoped. But then again it should be remembered that quantity does not reflect quality.
Not all the tracks are created in equal proportions; therefore, we understand that some would need more information than others. This is why we decided to review each track so that you can know which ones are good enough to devote your time and energy on.
What F1 tracks are there in Forza Motorsport 7?
All the Formula 1 tracks included in Forza Motorsport 7 are:
- Spa Francorchamps (Belgium)
- Monza (Italy)
- COTA (USA)
- Silverstone (Great Britain)
- Suzuka (Japan)
- Abu Dhabi (UAE)
- Barcelona (Spain)
- Nurburgring (Germany)
Let’s have a look at each of them in more detail.
Spa Francorchamps
Spa Francorchamps is without doubt one the best and most famous f1 racing tracks e in the world.
The Belgian circuit is host to the infamous Eau Rouge corner and has been hosting f1 races since the inception of the f1 series in 1950.
It has long straights, high-speed turns, elevation changes, making it an interesting course to race on.
If you want a little more demanding F1 track then Spa Francorchamps is for you.
Monza
Another historic f1 racing Pats, Monza have been graced by racing with grand Prix since 1922 which is for the Italian grand Prix.
The fast-moving nature of the circuit makes it enjoyable for both the fans and the drivers.
This one is either loved by certain drivers, or hated by certain drivers, but this is the track that produces interesting races nonetheless.
Circuit of the Americas
CIRCUIT OF THE AMERICAS. (COTA) is a relative new member of the F1 scheduling, having its first race only in 2012.
The circuit, in the city of Austin, Texas, has become a hit with both the racing drivers and the fan base in a very short period considering the furious mix of tight curves and extended straights.
For those who want to try an F1 circuit with both difficulty and excitement, then COTA should definitely be an addition to the portfolio.
Silverstone
Silverstone is often regarded as the ‘Home of British Grand Prix’ where F1 races are being conducted since 50.
This, located in Northampton U. K, is perfectly located because the course is one dominated with huge banks, which lift constraining limitations.
Silverstone is a track that will make driving tests your ultimate goal, should be the ultimate goal.
Suzuka
Suzuka Circuit is again a Japanese f1 track which is a race venue since 1987.
It is pretty certain that the layout would probably be one of the most distinctive layouts present on the f1 calendar as such, supporting drivers to get a real test which they do not complain much about.
Abu Dhabi
Next in the rotation comes the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, along with its usual venue, the Yas Marina Circuit.
The Yas Marina Circuit is notable for its long straight, and for having a pit lane which is unique because its entrance and exit are under a building.
Barcelona
The next F1 track in our series is set in Barcelona and has not been typically absent on the F1 calendar since nineteen ninety one.
It is known that the Spanish track has very long straights and turns very quickly and that is why it is hard for the racing drivers.
Nurburgring
And to crown it all, we’ve got the Nurburgring.
The German track has also got some history as it’s been on F1 since 1951 itself.
Still, it hasn’t been operating since the year 2013, perhaps due to the prohibitive expenses incurred in hosting an F1 circuit.
Conclusion
So there you have it, those are all the F1 tracks that are available in Forza Motorsport 7.
Which one are you interest to race in first? 🙂
