Image via Codemasters

How to change the camera angle in F1 2021

Take a look at the view.

Camera angles in any racing games are important. The right camera angle not only allow the user to see what’s in front, but also the action that’s to the left and right of the car. So, how can you change the camera angle in F1 2021? Let’s go over what you need to do, plus our recommendations.

Recommended Videos

To change the camera angle, you will need to be racing in one of F1 2021’s game modes. Now, once you’ve done that, press Pause and go into the Menu. Upon doing that, go to the Camera setting, and you should be able to change the different angles from here.

There are a number of options available. These range from the traditional TV Pod that points directly in front of your vehicle, to a Far Chase angle that pans out much farther and gives you a wider glimpse of what’s in front, plus what’s going on to the left and right of your car.

We recommend going with the TV Pod, just because it’s much simpler to focus on the action in front. You rarely should look behind you during a race, but you definitely need to know what’s going on in front of your car. However, if you play other racing games and like the wider views, then go with the Near Chase or Far Chase setting.


Gamepur is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article F1 2021 Beginner’s guide to racing – How to accelerate and brake, turns, tips, and more
Read Article How to get Pitcoin in F1 2021
Read Article How to save in F1 2021
Read Article How to simulate practice in F1 2021
Read Article How to take a photo in F1 2021
Related Content
Read Article F1 2021 Beginner’s guide to racing – How to accelerate and brake, turns, tips, and more
Read Article How to get Pitcoin in F1 2021
Read Article How to save in F1 2021
Read Article How to simulate practice in F1 2021
Read Article How to take a photo in F1 2021
Author
Chris Studley
Chris is a staff writer for Gamepur who lives on the East Coast of the U.S. Chris has covered sports games, including the Madden, FIFA, NHL, NBA 2K, and MLB The Show franchises, for Gamepur since 2020.