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F1 24 has its strengths, with a revamped career mode, an effort at facial modelling and the influence of drivers on team decisions. But there's too little new compared to F1 23. An annual release seems less and less relevant. The AI is still perfectible, the menus are unchanged, the Breaking Point mode has disappeared and the gameplay has undergone some questionable adjustments. Best reserved for fans or those who don't have F1 23.
With modern graphics, nice interface and new features, F1 24 could have received a lot more positive reviews, if there were less performance issues. On the bright side, the career mode is quite fun, and with more updates this opus can outshine other installments in the series. But for the moment, it really needs some patches, especially to fix the bad handling in the game.
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F1 24 releases in 10 days or, if you pay extra for the champion edition, you can play it in 7 with some extra currency and skins as a bonus. It's not a genre of game I'd play but if I was a fan I'd wait for big sale. F1 24 has the up-to-date teams and pilots from this years' competition and will feature new game modes and an improved handling for the cars. If you're a fan of the sport and would like to try the new features go for it, otherwise the previous entries should still do the job.