scottishwildcat

Because then, by definition, it wouldn't be the strict option.

Your assumption is correct. Telemetry apps require the game to be running on the same LAN.

It's also one of the classic tracks in F1 2013, albeit not with quite the same layout as they used last year iirc.

You were wrong, I’m afraid. Never been available, and they said early on there were no plans to add them.

Wrong forum -- this is for Grid games, not F1 games. Maybe a mod can move it?

Bit of a long shot, but I fired up Grid on Xbox 360 for the first time in a few years today. I can see several public multiplayer sessions, and they're not full, but I just get "there was a problem connecting to the session" when I try to join them. Other multiplayer games work fine. I don't think there were any game-specific ports you had to open back in those days, or were there? Any other suggestions?

Then perhaps you should become a software developer, and learn for yourself why many apparently simple things can take years to fix.

Which is appropriate, because football presentation graphics are designed for the people watching the game on TV. However, the F1 presentation graphics are not designed for the people driving the cars.

An unexpected twist: EA to buy Codemasters for £1bn

Retaining consciousness was also likely thanks in part to another major safety element, the HANS device, which would have absorbed some of the deceleration force and reduced any whiplash effect. And a good job too -- the fire was still well ablaze when he extricated himself, so he may not have survived if he'd had to wait on anyone being able to pull him out.

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-54840773

But not with any of the 4k assets that will be required for a next-gen game.

I'm still playing Grid Autosport, but mostly on Switch now. I fire up the 360 version occasionally, though. (And the Mac version.)

Wreckfest is not a Codemasters game.

In-game chat is never going to make it into a console-first title like GRID, or any other Codemasters series, I'm afraid. They want the same codebase on all platforms as far as possible, and nobody's going to use it on Xbox or PlayStation.