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Upload F1 25 SetupRed Bull Ring 
Circuit Length
4.318km
Lap Record
1:05.619
Time Trial Record
1:04.083
Average Speed: 4/5
Track Grip: 3/5
Downforce: 2/5
Tyre Wear: 3/5
How To Use Our F1 25 Austria Car Setups
All of the F1 25 car setups above can be used on PC, Xbox and PlayStation. Follow the tips below to start using the setup and improving your lap times.
- Step 1: Find an F1 car setup above
- Step 2: Start any F1 25 session
- Step 3: Copy the setup into the setup screen
- Step 4: Head out on track to test the setup
Setup Video
Watch our F1 25 Austria setup video
Here is our recommended F1 25 Austria setup video. This car setup has been created for the Red Bull Ring using dry conditions and is optimised for longer race sessions. It can be used with any team in F1 25, and in any mode including MyTeam, Career and F1 World.
Read our F1 25 Austria car setup guide
Car Setup & Track Guide
F1 25 Red Bull Ring Setup & Track Guide
The Red Bull Ring is one of the shortest and fastest tracks on the Formula 1 calendar, with just 10 corners and three DRS zones. This makes it a fast and flowing circuit in F1 25, and tenths of a second make a huge difference. Below, I’ll look at tips for every corner, setup tips, and race strategies to help you get faster and dominate online or career mode.
Focus areas for the Red Bull Ring in F1 25.
- Optimise your traction out of slow corners (Turns 1, 3, 4)
- Aggressive use of kerbs in the middle sector
- A car setup with high top speeds, balanced with enough downforce for the final sector
Sector 1 – Turns 1–3: Heavy Braking & Acceleration
- Turn 1 (Castrol Edge): Uphill right-hander; brake hard at the 100m board, downshift to third gear. Focus on an early apex and maximize exit speed for the DRS straight. Avoid running too wide, as track limits are tight.
- Turn 2: Not a real corner, but a kink before the heavy braking zone — position the car on the far left.
- Turn 3 (Remus Hairpin): One of the slowest corners; brake hard at ~120m, down to first or second gear. Watch for rear locking and avoid aggressive throttle on exit.
Key tip: Prioritize clean exits from Turns 1 and 3, as they lead onto long DRS zones.
Sector 2 – Turns 4–7: Fast Entries & Kerb Attacks
- Turn 4 (Schlossgold): Downhill heavy braking; brake at ~100m, down to second or third gear. Watch for snap oversteer on exit.
- Turn 5: Flat-out left kink — easy flat, but position the car for Turn 6.
- Turn 6–7 (Rauch & Würth Kurve): Fast right-hander followed by a tricky left. Lift slightly or light brake into Turn 6; carry speed but avoid the inside sausage kerb. Turn 7 requires a clean, early apex to hold momentum.
Key tip: Use the kerbs aggressively but stay within track limits — invalidated laps are common here in time trial mode.
Sector 3 – Turns 8–10: Precision & Traction
- Turn 8 (Rindt): Fast right-hander; lift slightly, commit early, and trust the car’s grip. Be careful on the exit kerb.
- Turn 9 (Red Bull Mobile): Final right-hander onto the main straight; brake lightly or lift, hit a late apex, and prioritize exit speed.
Key tip: The final two corners are where lap time can be won or lost — practice them repeatedly to build consistency.
F1 25 Car Setup Tips for the Red Bull Ring
Setup Area | Recommended Settings |
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Aerodynamics | A solid rear end is crucial for stability through the faster corners. |
Transmission | Lowering your on throttle differential can help limit wheelspin out of slower turns. |
Suspension | An aggressive suspension setup will help you attack the medium speed turns and ride the kerbs. |
Brakes | Many different corner style require changes to brake bias throughout a lap. |
Tyres | Austria can overheat your front tyres due to the fast and long corners. |
How to Be Fast at the Red Bull Ring in F1 24
✅ Nail the braking points: Focus on smooth, hard braking into Turns 1, 3, and 4. Lockups cost massive time.
✅ Stay within track limits: Many corners (especially Turns 1, 9, 10) are easy to invalidate — keep the car clean for consistent lap times.
✅ Optimize traction zones: Short-shifting on exit from hairpins helps avoid wheelspin, preserving rear tyre life.
Austria Race Strategy for F1 25
- Optimal One-Stop: Medium → Hard, pit around Lap 9-11.
- Two-Stop (Aggressive): Medium → Hard → Medium , only if you expect Safety Cars or are chasing track position.
- ERS Deployment: Use to attack and defend into Turns 3 and 4. Harvest ERS in sector 3 where overtaking is less likely.
- Fuel Load: Slightly under-fuel and lift and coast where required at Turns 3 and 4.
