F1 World Grand Prix 2000

F1 World Grand Prix 2000 is out now on the PlayStation. The game will feature official drivers from around the world, including Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc, Jeremy Bennett, Dominic Wilson, and Rich Ranter, as well as drivers from the Los Angeles Blanca teams and, most importantly, major circuits from one of the biggest circuits in the world, the Laguna Seca, which has made the world famous for its superb drag racing in these days.

F1 World Grand Prix 2000 offers many of the most responsive driving mechanics of any racing game, with real-time driving completely over the top. The game's control system is designed to be as user-friendly as possible, allowing you to tweak the steering, the angle of the camera, and the angle of the car when you're driving. It's also possible to adjust the sensitivity of the camera so that the car doesn't appear to move in the direction you're turning.

The game includes more than 15 circuits from the real drivers and 23 drivers, which allows players to truly immerse themselves in the realistic world of F1. The game features an incredible 24 licensed teams from the 24 motorsport circuits, with high-performance production cars and more than 160 licensed cars that are fully licensed by the FIA. The 2002 season, where F1 drivers competed in the semiautomatic circuit, has also been simulated and featured in the game.

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