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Codemasters considering implementation of DAS system in F1 2020

Mercedes surprised everyone during the winter tests with the Dual Axis Steering system, or DAS system. There has been a lot to it, but so far we haven't been able to see it in action during races. If Mercedes starts using this system, which is within the rules, Red Bull Racing will protest. So that could create interesting situations, but it also brings a nice challenge for Codemasters. Codemasters is currently working on the game F1 2020 and that should duplicate the sport to the screen where possible. Then, of course, a DAS system cannot be missing and the developer is now looking at possibilities to implement that in the game. Against Racefans, game director Lee Mather has indicated...
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