F1 25 Japan setup

What's the best F1 25 Japan setup? Suzuka is another fan-favorite that comes early in the Formula 1 season. In My Team, the new season of Braking Point, or online races, you'll inevitably be jumping into the Japan GP earlier than other events.

As you might expect, the setup required for Japan is very different to other F1 25 locations. This year's racing game is one of the best we've seen in years, but there are also various new gameplay and simulation elements that you need to get used to. With the right setup, you should be comfortable in no time at all.

What's the best F1 25 Japan setup? Suzuka's unique figure-of-eight track is a true test of driving technique. This flowing ribbon of tarmac has limited overtaking opportunities, making qualifying and tyre wear more important here than at many other tracks.

The perfect F1 25 Japan setup sacrifices some straight line speed for cornering performance. The sweeping esses in the first sector and famous spoon curve in sector two ask a lot of your mechanical grip and aerodynamic stability.

With only one DRS zone to worry about, overtaking is hard to pull off. If you can qualify well and keep your Pirelli tyres alive late into the stint, then you have a great chance of bagging a brilliant result here.

We've tested this F1 25 Japan setup with both wheel and controller, and over a range of assist levels to find the best setup for you.

Below are the settings you should use for the best F1 25 Japan setup.

Aerodynamics

Front Wing: 33
Rear Wing: 27

Transmission

On Throttle Differential: 90
Off Throttle Differential: 35

Suspension Geometry

Front Camber: -3.50
Rear Camber: -2.00
Front Toe Out: 0.00
Rear Toe In: 0.10

Suspension

Front Suspension: 3
Rear Suspension: 3
Front Anti-Roll Bar: 12
Rear Anti-Roll Bar: 10
Front Ride Height: 22
Rear Ride Height: 56

Brakes

Front Brake Bias: 50
Brake Pressure: 100

Tyres

Front Right Pressure: 29.5
Front Left Pressure: 29.5
Rear Right Pressure: 20.5
Rear Left Pressure: 20.5

As always, you can play around with the settings above so that they feel good to you. What we've suggested will be a much better setup than the default option.

If you're heading to other Asian GP locations next, check out our F1 25 China setup guide so you can grab yourself some more points. Check out our guide on the best PC racing wheel to take your setup to another level.