WARNING: DO NOT delete ANY file in F1-2014 and DO NOT DELETE the ORIGINAL TRACKS.įor NEW users installing this MOD for the first time: You will need to create a NEW GAME file since now all teams and drivers have changed.
Replace the included archives from the downloaded RD file in each F1-2014 folder. Drag and drop "each" folder to the desired location (such as a folder in My Computer or Windows Explorer, the Desktop, or My Documents). Use Explorer to Navigate to the level in which you see the desired F1 2014 folder in your computer. METHOD 2: Extracting folders from a RAR file Finally, drag the F1 2014 folder of the downloaded F1 2022 Season Mod and drop it over your Game F1 2014 folder. Navigate to and open the original F1-2014 folder of your game installation. Please use a fresh install of F1-2014 and test that the original game is 100% running and has all the tracks & cars.Īdding files or folders to an existing folder from a RAR file. From the green flag seen at the start of the race to the red and yellow signal used to send a warning to the drivers.įabrega also reveals the key difference between a single and a double yellow flag, and the meaning behind the lesser known “meatball” warning sent to a particular driver.īEYOND THE GRID: Timo Glock discusses his time in F1, the aftermath of Brazil 2008 and much moreĭid you know some there are some flags that the marshals can wave under their own initiative, and some some that can only be waved on instruction from the Race Director? Fabrega explains all, and also gives us an insight into the keyboard panel that the marshals use, which can tell the drivers if there is rain in a single part of the track.Ĭlick on the video player above to become an F1 flag expert.Always back-up your original game files, this is vital. We all know the chequered flag comes at the end of a race, but there are some lesser used ones that you might not be sure about.īut never fear, because Formula 1’s Technical Expert Albert Fabrega is here to give us an insight into the assorted flags that the marshals wave to the drivers, and what they mean. 
We often see marshals waving different coloured flags to the drivers throughout a Formula 1 race weekend, but what does each flag actually represent? Well, in the latest instalment of F1 Tv's Tech Talk you can get a brief lesson on the meaning of each one.
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