
For years, the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in Montreal, Canada — home to the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix — has been one of my favorite tracks to drive in the F1 games. It’s quick, has some tight and technical corners, encourages overtaking, and the Wall of Champions provides one of the most rewarding experiences in all of motorsport. But, if you want to get the most out of your car when visiting Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in F1 25, you’re going to need to dial in a setup that works.
For the record, this article will strictly be about setting up for car for racing conditions in F1 25, not qualifying. For the top hot lap speeds, I’d recommend going over to Time Trials and copying a setup there. Hot lap configurations often don’t jive well with racing setups as they are typically hard on both the tires and engine.