F1 25 Las Vegas Car Setup: Full Setup & Guide

I think with Las Vegas we have a champion contender for the worst track in F1 25. It was horrible last year, and this year it seems to be even worse to drive.

However, I’ve persevered and created a cart setup for this track that focuses on stability and rear traction. And you’ll need a lot of both to get a full race distance without pulling your steering wheel off and throwing it a window.

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Aero setup

Starting with the wings, and we have the main culprit for why this track is so unenjoyable. The incredibly long straights require as little aero as possible. I’ve set the wings to 0 at the front and 3 at the rear. Going so low will maximise our straight line performance, while having 3 at the rear will help calm the back of the car down through some of the slippery corners.

Transmission setup

The transmission is also designed to keep the rear of the car in check. Traction is incredibly valuable at Vegas, so an on throttle differential of just 45% is ideal for minimising wheel spin. Then, go with a low 25% off throttle differential to help rotate the car into corners.

Suspension geometry setup

With the geometry, I have it all set to the left once again.

Suspension setup

For the suspension, I have set the front to 41 and rear to 7. Lowering the rear will help with a bit more traction, however, we do need the car to rotate with our rear-focused aero setup. I’ve set the ARBs to 5 at the front and 21 at the rear. This will help the car feel a little more on its toes into and through corners. Finally, go with 22 and 48 on the ride height.

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Brake setup

With the brakes, a 55% bias will keep the car stable under braking, but don’t be afraid to lower it into turn 7 where a more rearward bias is preferred. Then, 100% brake pressure as always.

Tyre setup

Finally, tyres can be set away from maximum which is a nice change. Go with 27.6psi on the fronts and 25.2psi on both rears.

Conclusion

That completes this race car setup for Las Vegas, and it allows me to swiftly move onto more enjoyable circuits. If for some strange reason, you do wish to spend more time at Las Vegas, check out our Pro F1 25 setups. They include 6 different setups for you to try around this circuit, as well as optimised race strategies to help you survive!

Let me know your thoughts on this setup and how you find it during a race. Remember, this isn’t a time trial setup, and is designed specifically for races, and has been created using a racing wheel.

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