Seasons F1 2019 FANTASY SEASON MOD FOR F1 2013 FINAL

Thang Nguyen · Apr 15, 2018

Thang Nguyen submitted a new resource:

F1 2019 FANTASY SEASON MOD FOR F1 2013 - F1 fantasy 2019 season

Hello guys
This is the fantasy F1 2019 season mod for F1 2013!!!

What is in this mod:
- New F1 logo
- 2019 drivers line-up in my thoughts (In real life, only Vettel and Verstappen have been confirmed)
- Closer gap between the best car and the worst car (app. 1.5 to 3 sec, depending on which track you choose)
- New tracks order:...

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Thang Nguyen · Apr 17, 2018

Teams storyline:

Mercedes:
After Malaysia's decision to quit F1, Petronas, the main sponsor of Mercedes in 2018, also decided not to continue sponsoring the team. But soon they've found another sponsor - Monster Energy. Therefore, their name will be changed to Monster Mercedes F1 Team. On the other hand, after Hamilton's departure from the team to return to McLaren, Alonso, who drove for Renault last year, signed a surprising 5-year contract with Mercedes. He will be paired with Valtteri Bottas, who is due to drive for his 3rd year of the team. With the enthusiasm of their drivers, can Mercedes re-take both of the constructors' and drivers' title from Ferrari? Let's wait and see.

Ferrari:
After having announced their 2nd driver (Ricciardo), Ferrari are due to take their 2nd consecutive drivers' and constructors' title. However, their main sponsor, Santander, left the team, which may lead to their underperforming in some rounds. However, Vettel is still optimistic about the potential of his team, which is 1 of the main factors that made him the 2018 champion. There's a debate over if Ferrari can develop their car timely or it will be too late.

Red Bull:
Ricciardo left Red Bull because he was upset to have failed to finish in the top 4 in the last 4 races of the 2018 season (8th and 3 consecutive 5th's), to join Ferrari. Therefore, Red Bull promoted Gasly as the 2nd driver. With 2 young drivers in their line-ups (Verstappen and Gasly), along with their new colors and main sponsor (Aston Martin), can they prevent both Mercedes and Ferrari from taking both titles?

(To be continued...)

Thang Nguyen · Apr 18, 2018

Renault:
Last year, Renault had to use the 2006-based car because they were finding a main sponsor. Despite that, it was such a superb season for them, when they added 8 podium trophies to their collection. And in this year, it is such another huge development for them when they are due to partner with Volvo Motorsport. Also, they signed 2 new drivers after Alonso moved to Mercedes and Hulkenberg joined Jaguar. They are Pérez, who was unhappy that his teammate then, Vandoorne, beat him in 2018, and Sainz, who was agreed to loan to Renault by Red Bull Racing as Toro Rosso decided to leave F1 in January 2019. With both new, experienced drivers, can Renault fight consistently for a podium, or even a win?

McLaren:
In 2018, McLaren first partnered with Renault with 2 enthusiastic drivers: Perez and Vandoorne. But both of them left the team after the 2018 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix for different reasons: for Vandoorne, it was due to the team's inconsistency; and Perez joined Renault as he was beaten by his teammate. However, in 2019, McLaren fixed some major problems, and their car is expected to be fighting for the podium position more often than in 2018. Also, they have all-returnee line-ups: Hamilton and Magnussen. Will McLaren be the 'dark horse' this season?

Williams:
Martini terminated their partnership with Williams after the 2018 Brazilian Grand Prix. Moreover, Mercedes also stopped being their engine supplier to focus on developing their factory team, which might make them be the backmarkers this season. However, people are much less skeptical about their performance when they've just re-formed their partnership with BMW, after Sauber, with whom they partnered in 2018, was half-bought by Alfa Romeo. Can they fight with Renault and McLaren this season?

Lexus Force India:
After a slight downfall in 2018, Force India were on the verge of being the backmarkers this season. However, they soon formed a new partnership with Lexus, who will bring more sponsorship money to develop their car. Also, they have a new driver: after disappointed with his 2018 car, Wehrlein left the team to join Haas F1 Team, and Sergey Sirotkin is selected to replace the German driver's seat. Can the Russian debutant and his teammate Esteban Ocon fight for points consistently?

Haas:
With a worse-than-bad season when Haas only scored 6 points, both Magnussen and Leclerc left the team to drive for McLaren and Alfa Romeo Sauber respectively. Therefore, it is debated if they can do better this season with the returnee Grosjean and the young, talented Wehrlein, who drove for Force India last season.

(To be continued)

ConectiON · Apr 18, 2018

I want to point out some bugs in mod:

- I can't see cars, only flying drivers on long distance, even though I have it on Ultra Mode in Options
- Corrupted image at Grand Prix of France in Main Menu ( Grand Prix Mode )

I can't find more bugs at the moments, if there will be any I will edit this post.

Thang Nguyen · Apr 19, 2018

Wait a minute... It could be a file error from your computer or so... I still see the cars on my game

Thang Nguyen · May 2, 2018

Jaguar:
In 2018, Jaguar returned to F1 but they were the backmarkers every time. But in 2019, their real potential finally appeared with a very huge car development. Moreover, they signed 2 talented drivers Hulkenberg and Vandoorne, each of whom earned his maiden podium last year. With their enthusiasm, can Jaguar be the dark horse this season? Let's wait and see.

Alfa Romeo Sauber:
In 2018, Sauber had a 1-year sponsor deal with BMW. But except their earned points in Australia, they spent most of the season being the backmarkers. However, with the joining of Charles Leclerc, they decided to sign Alfa Romeo as their title sponsor this season. Alongside with a young Mick Schumacher, can Leclerc make something different this year?

Lamborghini F1 Team:
After a terrible season, Toro Rosso decided to qiut F1 after 13 years in the sport. But soon Lamborghini bought out the team to continue the road to glory of this Italian team. Having signed both former BMW Sauber drivers Giovinazzi and Kubica and having most of their staff from Toro Rosso, Lamborghini are expected to be a real unknown number this year.