- Also known as Formula One Grand Prix and as World Circuit
- This game was later re-released on the CD edition of the Amiga Format magazine, Number 111, June 1998.
- 1 MB of ram is required to play this game.
- To prevent screen corruption on the A1200: Run the game from Harddrive on the A1200 and set the A1200's boot menu settings to use ECS mode, and disable the cache.
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License:
Commercial
Year: 1991 Hardware ![]() Number of disks ![]() Harddrive Installable ![]() Language ![]() Number of Players ![]() Simultaneous Players ![]() Game Developer's Credits
Publisher:
MicroProse Ltd (Paul Himmard assisted by Pete Moreland)
Budget Publisher: Acid (Guildhall), PowerPlus (MicroProse), Amiga Format (Future Publishing) Developer: Geoff Crammond Design: Geoff Crammond, Jim Bambra (Intro) Producer: Steve Perry, assisted by Martin Moth Coder: Geoff Crammond ‚ Pete Cooke Graphics: Mark Scott ‚ Artistix (Illustrations) ‚ John Townsend (Photography) Musician: Dave Lowe Sound Effects: Ten Pin Alley Others(Misc): Norman Surplus (Circuit Topography), Alkis Alkiviades (Manual), Julie Burness (Packaging), Footwork Grand Prix International, Honda UK, Andrew Luckett, Steve Perry, Pete Moreland Game Notes and Information
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Cheats and TipsCheats
Go to the pits, escape from the game and go to accelerate time. This should now finish the grand prix in pole position. It might be that you have to do this on the last lap.
Slip into the pits after your first lap and then simultaneously hold down the keys that make up the word "PALIR" and press the fire button. Not only will you be unable to crash but the game will not react as though you have pressed 'F4'. Race a non-championship race and keep driving untill the last lap. Then enter the pits and drive to your pit-crew. Wait for the message "Race over". This way you will always win the race. Tips
Car settings for each track
Course Front Rear Brakes Gears (1-6)
Adelaide 28 30 2 22 31 39 48 55 63
Barcelona 31 33 8 25 31 38 47 56 63
Estoril 24 26 6 25 31 38 46 55 64
Hockenheim 02 03 11 30 37 44 51 57 61
Hungaroring 30 32 5 23 30 36 42 49 56
Imola 26 30 6 24 32 40 48 56 63
Interlagos 28 30 6 24 31 37 43 50 57
Magny 09 13 8 25 33 41 49 56 63
Mexico 40 40 6 25 33 40 47 55 62
Monaco 59 62 2 21 26 33 39 45 52
Montreal 09 22 7 25 32 39 47 55 63
Monza 09 11 11 27 34 42 50 58 66
Phoenix 48 52 7 24 31 37 43 50 57
Silverstone 17 19 7 28 38 42 49 56 63
Spa 26 29 8 25 34 42 48 56 65
Suzuka 18 20 9 24 33 40 48 56 64Member's ReviewsEditor reviewFormula One Grand Prix
User reviewsAverage user rating from: 1 user(s)
The first great F1 game!
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