F1 25’s New Era Hub Points Drivers to Baku and MADRING Tips
EA's onboarding resource covers the game's new regulations, career setup, and track-focused advice for both circuits.

EA has published a New Era Tips & Tricks hub for F1 25, giving players a starting point for the game’s new regulations and career onboarding. The resource also directs returning drivers toward Baku guidance and offers track-focused advice for MADRING in the F1 25: 2026 Season Edition.
Baku is presented as a way for players to jump back onto the grid, while the MADRING material is aimed at helping drivers shave seconds from their lap times. That gives the hub two clear entry points, whether you are brushing up on a familiar circuit or learning the newer track added with the 2026 content.
What EA’s F1 25 hub covers
The broader onboarding material focuses on getting players up to speed with the latest regulations before they begin their careers. EA has not included the individual driving recommendations in the announcement itself, so the hub is the useful destination for the full tips and track guidance.
MADRING was introduced as part of F1 25‘s 2026 content and features 22 corners across a 5.4-kilometer layout. The resource follows the game’s v1.25 September update, which added the complete 2026 F2 championship alongside other season content.
Players can access the full guidance through EA’s F1 25 onboarding hub. It is designed to help both returning drivers and players starting a fresh career get comfortable with the game’s new era before chasing faster lap times.
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