Pilot assessments in F1 25: Sainz, in front of Hamilton

One more year, the valuations of the pilots in the video game F1 25 They are subject to debate, although those of this new edition, which will be released on Friday, May 30, are quite continuous compared to the last update of 2024, which they launched last November. Therefore, it is expected that the initial notes will be modified in an update that will soon arrive after the game goes on sale.

The parameters on which the average grade is based are Experience (Experience), which is obviously based on the number of races and disputed seasons; Ability (Racecraft), based on the positions won or lost during the races; Highlights (Awareness), which is the ability to avoid incidents, and Rhythm (peace)that values ​​the ability to roll quickly and get good times.

The biggest surprise is the low thing that the 2025 World Cup leader of pilots are valued, Platebehind seven pilots, or Antonellithe best debutant of the year that is the second worst qualified. Look below the entire table and tell your opinion in comments or social networks.

Stockings or assessment of pilots in video game F1 25:

One more year, Max Verstappen is the most valued pilot, although this year he begins with a 95, one point less than at the beginning of 2024 but on the same average that stayed in the game of the previous year. However, while Fernando Alonso began 2024 as the second best valued, with a 92 on average, he has now dropped to the seventh place, with the 88 that he already had at the end of the previous video game.

After finishing the F1 24 with Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc tied at 91, this F1 25 begins the same, and in fact nothing remains in the top five, since George Russell remains in 90 and Carlos Sainz, after moving from Ferrari to Williams, retains the 90s as a pilot that closes the group of ninety points.

In fact, Sainz is next to Verstappen the pilot valued with greater ‘ability’, a 96, and the highest grade of the game in any of the values ​​is, obviously, the ‘experience’ of Fernando Alonso, a 99.

Behind, as was in 2024, Lewis Hamilton appears, valued with an 89. And after Alonso, there is Oscar Piastri, leader of the 2025 World Cup, with an 87 on average in video game F1 25, an assessment that will undoubtedly upload in the next updates.

Among the pilots who have premiered this year as headlines, Oliver Bearman, which is not debutant, has a 74, same average as Gabriel Bortoleto, the best valued Rookie. Jack Doohan (seeing that last year they kept Logan Sarent without making Franco Colapinto will have to be patient) is valued with a 73, while Andrea Kimi Antonelli, which is already leaving great flashes, is valued with a 72 in F1 25, just ahead of Isack Hadjar, with a 68.