EA Sports F1 24: Your gaming goals just intensified with the biggest upgrade since '16

Need even more reasons to geek out over the upcoming EA Sports F1 24 drop? Look no further than the buzz and hype surrounding the second Deep Dive video for F1 24 centered on its Career Mode getting the biggest upgrade in nearly 10 years.

It’s all in the details and my goodness - the video is razor sharp. More hype coming in the next few days. Tap in.

Today, EA SPORTS revealed the second Deep Dive video for F1 24, covering Career Mode, which has received its most significant upgrade since 2016. Codemasters has evolved its approach to Driver Career, introducing a single-player experience reflecting the real-world challenges faced by F1 drivers. For the first time, players can take the title fight through the eyes of current F1 season stars, promising F2 talent, or build upon the legacy of iconic drivers like Ayrton Senna and Michael Schumacher.

The new Career Mode is powered by the Driver Recognition system, which gives more weight to every decision made on and off the track. Much like the real world, as a player’s reputation grows, so do opportunities, with the potential for participating in secret contract meetings, securing offers from other teams, and having a more motivated Research and Development team. This mode also introduces a new, unique twist with accolades, long-term milestones tied to the sport and to each driver based on real-world achievements. Starting as a custom driver gives players a blank slate, with accolades earned as they progress, while choosing to play as one of the pros will prompt challenges based on their real-life achievements.

The Two-Player Career Mode includes all the new single-player features, and Challenge Career offers a new way to compete and experience F1 24, featuring shorter, bite-sized scenarios that change throughout the year. Challenge Career puts players into the shoes of an existing driver and team, with events that are identical for all players and determined by player voting.

You can check out the deep dive video HERE and read more about Career Mode HERE. Stay tuned for the next F1 24deep dive, which will premiere on April 29, offering an in-depth look at gameplay.