Il "maestro" Ralph Hummerich ha rilasciato per F1 Challenge '99-'02 la nuova versione 1.3 dell'imperdibile 2003 Season Pack: l'aggiornamento è disponibile in versione basic (24,5MB) oppure expansion (19MB), quest'ultimo contenente tutte le diverse versioni delle varie vetture viste nel corso della stagione ed altro ancora. Inoltre potrete scaricare anche le nuove gomme fotorealistiche di Prozac (1,1MB) in 4 versioni diverse.

I am happy to inform you, that Ralph Hummerich and Ivo Franic present the v1.3 of their Season 2003 Package for EASports F1Challenge 99-02. With the v1.3 an additional expansion pack is released. This expansion package adds (almost) all car shapes and livery versions which showed up during the whole 2003 season to your F1C Season 2003 installation. These different versions will only appear on the tracks they appeared in the real 2003 Season.
Also "new" is a v1.1 of the tyre update. This updated version now comes with four different versions - and the most important improvement is, that the shine will go away when you are driving in the shadow of some objects. The tyre update v1.1 could be also downloaded from the 2003 download page.

Potete prelevare per F1 Challenge '99-'02 direttamente da questo link il nuovo e stupendo circuito di Sebring del 1967, convertito direttamente dall'omonima versione originale per Grand Prix Legends:

"Well known as a regular stop on the World Championship of Makes for sports cars and prototypes in the 1950s and 1960s, the original Sebring was also the site of the 1959 US Grand Prix, won by Bruce McLaren. It's a near flat-out blast all the way around except for a tricky hairpin, a wicked pair of S-curves and the Sunset bend. The modern Sebring is a shorter, slower track, but no more brutal on cars than the original -- made by blocking and routing traffic onto several intersecting runways and a purpose-built asphalt section on a local air base. This initial release is intended for online play, due to pitting problems with the AIW file. We intend to release an updated AIW after the crush of the holiday season lessens. Many thanks to CJ1045 for help with the AIW, and to Team SSM's beta testers (including Dave Henrie and GORK) for hours of helpful testing and feedback."