Everything in a Formula One race is in
F1 2001. For starters, you can learn the controls while earning points in the Challenge Mode. After completing the Challenges, you can move on to one of a number of events.
F1 includes a Quick Race, with little setup needed, or Grand Prix Seasons with many different options. Also included is a multi-player split-screen game with plenty of options on its own.
The Grand Prix is the meat and potatoes of F1 2001, including all of the drivers, tracks, and teams from the official World Championship. If you choose a Single Grand Prix, you will be able to race a full race weekend, including Practice, Qualifying, Warm Up, and the actual race. Choosing Full Championship treats you to 17 full Grand Prix weekends. To spice things up a bit, you can also enter a Team-Mate Challenge, where you must work your way through the ranks defeating all of your teammates before the season is up.
If you don't have time for the real deal, then you have the option to set up a Custom Championship, where you reign over the schedule of your season. Domination is the epitome of difficulty. In Domination, you must complete the entire Championship Season while winning every single race. If you're up for a real challenge, this is the mode for you!
For another F1 challenge, ask a few of your buddies to compete in some Multi-Player events. Events include the standard Split-Screen, as well as a Time Challenge. Also included is Tag Team, where players team up and actually take turns racing each lap, relying on each other for the win. Advantage Mode gives one player a bit of a head start, by a selectable number of seconds, over the second player. And finally, Last Man Standing makes you put the pedal to the metal, or you're out of the race. The slowest player after each lap is eliminated, so you'd better kick it in the tail.
