Doing a good job setting up the car will promote you to an actual race seat as the second driver allowing you to take part in the races. Once the player completes the test successfully they are given the test driver role at the team, this role will let you test out different setup options for the car during the practice sessions. Gameplay The single-player Career mode starts the player out as an aspiring Formula 1 driver looking to get a permanent race seat by participating in a test session for one of three lower tier teams in the championship Scuderia Torro Rosso, Midland F1 or Super Aguri.

An example of this is the Japanese Super Aguri driver Yuji Ide who lost his Super License which is required to compete in F1, was replaced after the first 4 races by Franck Montagny who was subsequently replaced by Sakon Yamamoto for the final 7 races. Although the game came out in early 2007, the driver roster was not updated to reflect the driver changes that took place in the 2006 season.

Although it uses the same base game released on the previous generation of consoles, it is optimized to take full advantage of the more powerful PlayStation 3 hardware to improve the graphics, visual effects, car damage, driver A.I. The game is essentially an upgraded version of Formula One 06 released on the PlayStation 2 and PSP in Europe and Japan. This release was the first and only time the F1 series has been released on the PlayStation 3 console up until the release of Formula One 2010, the first F1 title from Codemasters. This is also the last exclusive PlayStation platform first party Formula 1 title to released by Sony Computer Entertainment after losing the rights to the F1 brand to Codemasters in 2008. The game was a launch title for the PlayStation 3 in Europe which was developed by SCEE Studio Liverpool and released on February 27th 2007 in North America, the first F1 game to be released there since 2003.

Overview Formula One Championship Edition is an official Formula 1 racing simulation game based on the 2006 FIA Formula One World Championship season featuring all 11 teams, 22 drivers and 18 race tracks.

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