Think of F1 2014 as a DLC for 2013, with 2 new tracks, updated driver lineup and cars, new scenarios and a slight rework of the career mode (the choice of a shorter season), that carries a bug that erases classic mode. If that package is worth the price to you, then buy it, and I think most fans fall into this category. If you don't care about keeping up to date and just want a good and fun racing game, stick to 2013.

Think of F1 2014 as a DLC for 2013, with 2 new tracks, updated driver lineup and cars, new scenarios and a slight rework of the career mode (the choice of a shorter season), that carries a bug that erases classic mode. If that package is worth the price to you, then buy it, and I think most fans fall into this category. If you don't care about keeping up to date and just want a good and fun racing game, stick to 2013.