Formula 1 Racing Has Never Looked So Good

When you first open the app, you are greeted with a plethora of information. You can view the 2011 racing schedule, including practices, and a countdown to the next race. You can even look up the stats from previous races. You can see a graphic of what the track for each country looks like, including information on what race or practice was just held there. You can view current standings by team or driver. There is a section with up to date news posted from various Formula 1 websites. You can mail the news stories to people in your contacts list, you can link them through Twitter or Facebook, or you can save them to your archives. You can also get push notifications for race times, qualifications and team standings.

In addition to the 2011 racing schedule, you can learn more about the history of the teams, drivers and racing seasons of Formula 1, dating back to 1950. You can also learn about drivers that have been inducted into the Formula 1 Hall of Fame. The history section alone is enough to make you seem like an expert Formula 1 aficionado.

You can also get the iPhone version of Maxis F1 for free. Its user interface is just as good as the iPad version. There are slight differences, but the overall feel of the app is the same.

Maxis F1 for iPad utilizes the landscape and larger screen of the iPad to bring you a classy user interface that looks sleek and is well-designed. It is chock full of information that is interesting to casual Formula 1 viewers and diehard fans alike. The app is free, and is not a disappointment. This is an app that does not lack features just because it is free. It is not ad supported, so you don’t have to worry about a Red Bull banner getting in the way of your race time.