This best F1 22 Miami setup is here for those looking to best optimize their cars for the brand-new track.
In this year's game, the Miami Grand Prix is a bit tricky to prep for considering it's a track that no players have raced on to this point. Here is the best Miami setup to use in F1 22.
Best Miami Setup in F1 22
Aerodynamics
- Front Wing Aero:Â 13
- Rear Wing Aero:Â 19
With some huge straights on the track, this 13-19 split on the wings allows the car to reach top speeds necessary to overtake others.
Transmission
- Differential Adjustment On Throttle:Â 90%
- Differential Adjustment Off Throttle:Â 54%
This setup provides great traction and rear stability out of the corners, which are very tricky around Miami, as well as allows for more rotation on turn-in.
Suspension Geometry
- Front Chamber:Â -2.8
- Rear Chamber:Â -1.8
- Front Toe:Â 0.05
- Rear Toe:Â 0.23
This setup provides for the quickest way around Miami, and also preserves some tire life.
Suspension
- Front Suspension:Â 8
- Rear Suspension:Â 1
- Front Anti-Roll Bar:Â 8
- Rear Anti-Roll Bar:Â 1
- Front Ride Height: 3
- Rear Ride Height:Â 5
Once again, to best be able to tackle those corners at high speeds, go for this responsive front end configuration.
Brakes
- Brake Pressure:Â 100%
- Front Brake Bias:Â 50%
This is pretty much the most efficient way to set up your brakes for most tracks in F1 22.
Tires
- Front Right Tire Pressure:Â 23.5
- Front Left Tire Pressure:Â 23.5
- Rear Right Tire Pressure:Â 21.3
- Rear Left Tire Pressure:Â 21.3
To finish things off, go with these settings to allow your car to have good front grip, as well as have maintain an optimal level of traction.
Keep in mind, players might end up altering their own personal settings based on playtesting. Try these settings out and change whatever settings to best fit your style if you notice some aspects not working to your liking.
F1 22 was released worldwide for PlayStation 4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC on July 1, 2022. EA Play (via Early Access Trial) and EA Play Pro subscribers, as well as those who purchase the Champions Edition, have had early access to the game since June 28.
For more on F1 22, feel free to check out our coverage of its PC system requirements, as well as its cover stars.