F1 22 Patch 1.16

F1 22 Patch 1.16 Adds Limited-Time Elimination Mode, Fixed DSQ Issue & More - Patch Notes

EA and Codemasters have released F1 22 patch 1.16 adding a limited-time elimination mode, fixed an incorrect DSQ issue and more.

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In the new Elimination Mode you basically need to stay out of last place when the timer is up to keep from being eliminated. Around every 40 seconds or so the last place racer will be knocked out of the race and the timer resets. It’s more like a party type racing mode that comes as a surprise to many as it wasn’t announced previously. It’s also a limited-time mode so we aren’t sure how long it will last.

Check out the patch notes below.

  • Elimination limited-time event is now available
  • Fixed an issue where players and AI could receive an incorrect DSQ in the race for not using multiple tyre compounds
  • Fixed an issue where tyre compound allocation options were not visible in in-progress career saves
  • Fixed an issue where players were unable to change tyre allocation in career weekends beyond the first weekend of the season
  • Replacement of Cem Bölükbasi with Tatiana Calderon to Charouz Racing System in F2 2022
  • Fixed an issue where F2 2022 vehicles were struggling to finish 50% races on Miami due to excessive fuel consumption
  • Addition of F2 2022 showroom stats and history
  • Fixed a crash on PS4 when loading into splitscreen using two steering wheels
  • Fixed an issue in Spectator mode where cars would be seen hitting the rev limiter
  • Fixed an issue where, on certain cars, the DRS lights on the in-game steering wheels were not lighting up when entering DRS zones
  • Fixed an issue on the Mercedes car where part of a front wing appears attached after taking damage
  • Updates and adjustments to Alpine livery colour
  • Fixed an issue on the Alfa Romeo car where left mirror is incorrecly mapped with the wrong material
  • Fixed an issue where Mick Schumacher would not be wearing a helmet after switching team in Career
  • Various Minor Fixes
  • General Stability Improvements

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