We have to organize our racing stables on the model of the best teams and fight for the victory in the 2000 season.

We can employ stars like Adrian Newey and Michael Schumacher, but this doesnt relieve us from constantly looking for new talented athletes to replace the present champions with dignity in the future.

Success in these fastest races in the world depends on many factors.

In addition to excellent drivers, other members of staff, mechanics, designers and others need to be looked after.

With the money and knowledge of our engineers, we can design and build the most advanced Formula 1 vehicle.

Trainings and suggestions from drivers and technicians will help us choose the winning tactics.

High salaries and huge costs of maintenance of the team cause that little money is left for the development and new technologies.

Commentary, race entry and final analysis will be heard thanks to Jim Rosenthal, an authentic F1 race commentator.

Developed by Intelligent Games Ltd Released Oct 13, 2000 Platform Windows.

You are in control of every aspect of F1 managing, both at the office and on the circuit.

You manage everything from sponsors, development, employees etc to testing, car assembly and pit stop strategies.

At racing day, you have a variety of camera angles to choose to watch your drivers from, and you can even use the TV view that lets you view the race as it would look on TV.

You also have a simple to use interface where you can manage pit stops and driver aggressiveness, and also watch stats on lap times, tire wear etc.

The game assumes that your computers clock is set to Greenwich Mean Time - users who have other regional settings have to change to this to avoid the game crashing frequently.

Irvines nationality is incorrectly listed as Irish, even though he is not from the Republic of Ireland.

His nationality is British, as he is from the UK and drove with a British licence.

So drivers like Hill (English) and Coulthard (Scottish) should be listed as British.

McMillan Chief Operating Officer: David Byrne Head of EA SPORTS (Europe): Tom Stone Executive Producer: John Rostron Producer: James Hawkins Associate Producer: Neil McEwan, Michael Cooper Studio Marketing Manager Racing: Michaela Riches Production Coordinator: Jane Bailey Senior Manager Audio: Nick Laviers complete credits.

Ea Sports F1 Manager