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This is the complete evolution of pit stops in F1 racing games, from Pitstop (1983) to the latest F1 25. Over four decades, pit stops in racing games have evolved from basic fuel and tire menus to fully cinematic, laser-scanned sequences that capture the true Formula 1 experience.
Whether you’re into Formula 1 games, retro racing, or sim racing history, this video takes you through every era: 8-bit classics, 90s polygon breakthroughs, PS1 and PS2 realism, all the way to modern Codemasters EA Sports F1 titles on PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC.
📌 ALL Pit Stops in F1 Games:
0:00 Pitstop (1983) – Atari 8-bit, ColecoVision & C64
0:17 Formula One Manager (1983) – ZX Spectrum & Amstrad CPC
0:36 Pitstop II (1984) – C64 & Atari 8-bit
1:03 Grand Prix: F1 Race (1987) – NES
1:15 F-1 Spirit (1987) – MSX
1:32 Continental Circus (1987)
1:59 Grand Prix Circuit (1987)
2:11 Michael Andretti’s World GP (1988)
2:26 F-1 Dream (1988)
2:40 F1 Spirit: 3D Special (1988)
2:58 Chequered Flag (1988)
3:19 Ferrari Formula One (1989)
3:30 Tail to Nose: Great Championship (1989)
3:46 F1 Circus (1990)
4:09 Fastest 1 (1991)
4:28 Satoru Nakajima: F1 Grand Prix (1991)
4:49 Al Unser Jrs Turbo Racing (1991)
5:07 Formula One Grand Prix (1991)
5:34 Vroom (1991)
5:47 F1 Exhaust Note (1991)
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7:35 F1 Super License (1992)
7:50 Battle Grand Prix (1992)
8:05 F1 Hero MD (1992)
8:20 Super F1 Circus (1992)
8:35 F1 Pole Position (1992)
8:53 Nigel Mansell’s World Championship (1993)
9:10 Ferrari Grand Prix Challenge (1992)
9:30 F1 ROC / Exhaust Heat (1992)
9:47 Virtua Racing (1992)
10:11 F1 ROC II / Exhaust Heat 2 (1993)
10:23 Super F1 Circus 2 (1993)
10:47 Formula 1 Sensation (1993)
11:12 Mario Andretti Racing (1994)
11:28 F-1 HERO 94 (1994)
11:40 Formula One World Championship (1994)
11:56 F1 GP (1995)
12:20 F1 Challenge (1995)
12:41 Grand Prix 2 (1996)
12:59 Andretti Racing (1996)
13:20 Formula 1 (1996)
13:47 Formula Circus (1997)
14:06 F1 Pole Position 64 (1997)
14:30 F1 Championship Edition 97 (1997)
14:45 Power F1 (1997)
14:58 F1 Racing Simulation (1997)
15:17 Formula 1 (1998)
15:38 F1 World Grand Prix (1998)
16:05 Formula One (1999)
16:24 Official Formula 1 Racing (1999)
16:41 Formula One 2000 (2000)
16:57 Grand Prix 3 (2000)
17:13 F1 2000 (2000)
17:28 F1 Championship Season 2000
18:02 F1 Racing Championship (2000)
18:36 Formula One 2001 (2001)
19:03 F1 2001 (2001)
19:30 Gran Prix 4 (2002)
19:46 Racing Simulation 3 (2002)
20:08 F1 2002 (2002)
20:36 Formula One 2002 (2002)
21:03 F1 Career Challenge (2003)
21:42 Formula One 2003 (2003)
22:09 Formula One 04 (2004)
22:33 F1 Grand Prix Portable (2005)
22:58 Formula One 05 (2005)
23:26 Formula One 06 (2006)
23:55 Formula One Championship Edition (2006) – PS3
24:41 Formula One 2009
25:06 F1 2010
25:31 F1 2011
25:53 F1 2012
26:16 F1 Race Stars (2012)
26:29 F1 2013
26:50 F1 2014
27:09 F1 2015
27:29 F1 2016
27:52 Project CARS 2 (2017)
28:20 F1 2017
28:39 F1 2018
28:53 F1 2019
29:13 Automobilista 2 (2020)
29:28 F1 2020
29:53 F1 2021
30:13 F1 22 (2022)
30:34 The Crew Motorfest (2023)
30:54 F1 23 (2023)
31:22 F1 24 (2024)
31:43 F1 25 (2025)
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On Game Evolutions, I create carefully researched, documentary-style videos that explore the history of gaming and computer graphics. From legendary series like FIFA, Age of Empires, Unreal Engine, and NVIDIA tech demos to the latest breakthroughs in racing games, graphics, and game engines, my goal is to preserve gaming history in the most engaging way possible.
🎮 All gameplay footage is captured and edited by me on original hardware and modern PCs, presented in true 4K UHD with professional voice-over narration (I never use AI).
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