F1 25 Spain Setup

Wings: Medium to high downforce. You need good stability in the high-speed corners and the ability to manage rear grip through the tight sections.

The Spanish Grand Prix is one of the most demanding tracks on the calendar. While not a street circuit, it features a variety of corners that test every aspect of a Formula 1 car’s performance: aerodynamics, braking, tire management, and throttle control. It’s a place where consistent lap times are key, and a smooth driving style is a must to maximize your performance.

✅ Smooth inputs: The Spanish GP requires a precise and smooth driving style. Sudden inputs lead to instability, especially in the high-speed sections.