Are you struggeling and got stuck in Series 3 in F1 Clash? Well, no worries, we have below the most detailed cheat sheet for you to get you through this series really quick. This includes the best car parts to use, the ideal drivers, the optimal pit stop strategy for all race tracks in this series and boosters that give you the biggest boost.
This week we have all Gasly versions boosted and since the devs did him quite dirty this year he only affects series 6 and lower and Series 12.
How We Do It
This guide is done by experience but also after many years playing we know how the game does favor and multiply numbers. Every overtake, defense, qualifying is basically crunched by the stats and some random number. Remember! Even the best players in F1 Clash have a win rate of 60%, so it comes down to win more than you lose to make progress. Don’t be frustrated if you lost, sometimes the game numbers didn’t run inyour favor but we can guaratnuee you if you follow our guide below, you will win more than you lose and progress.. Also please be aware that most content creators out there will look just at the primary stat (like speed or overtaking) needed for a track and COMPLETELY neglect the other stats that still are important so they often recommend sub-optiomal drivers and parts and this is where our algorithm beats their recommendation every single time.
All Series Guides:
- Series 3: Full Series Guide Here
- Series 4: Full Series Guide Here
- Series 5: Full Series Guide Here
- Series 6: Full Series Guide Here
- Series 7: Full Series Guide Here
- Series 8: Full Series Guide Here
- Series 9: Full Series Guide Here
- Series 10: Full Series Guide Here
- Series 11: Full Series Guide Here
- Series 12: Full Series Guide Here
- Current event guides: Latest Event Guides in F1 Clash Here
Best Car Parts in Series 3 in F1 Clash
Here are the parts that work best in this series. Please mind, the big one is the ideal one and the smaller one next to it the alternative that you can use if you have it leveled more than 2 levels higher:
The ideal car setup for this series is:
- Front Wing: Zephyr or Wind Guard
- Brakes: Flow 2K or Anchor
- Suspension: Jumpstart or Shockwave
- Rear Wing: Air Channel or Wobble
- Gearbox: Stratos or Cadence
- Engine: Bedrock or Tempest
- Battery: Charge Core or –
The tracks here put you almost all the time in a spot between a rock and a hard place with Tyre Menegement being so important but on the other side not having drivers with great Tyre Management available that your key here to a incredible high win rate is pushing in the right spots and managing your tires well is the key to success – and never ever be in the situations to run out of tires. If you are a new player in F1 Clash, this series will train you to not waste your push mode for no reason and how incredibly brutal running out of tires can be – but following our pit stop strategy you will have nothing to worry about
Attention! Our recommendations are based on the assumption that the parts are all +- 2 Levels apart. If you have a part that is significantly higher/lowered leveled you might need to manually check the priority stats.
Best Drivers in Series 3 in F1 Clash
Now let’s have a look at the drivers which have an even bigger impact than the car parts. The car parts make the foundation of basically your lap time in F1 Clash, but the drivers do constantly interact with other drivers in terms of defending and attacking, which plays a significant role in your final position + through tyre managment also make sure that you don#t have to make more pit stops than necessary. Here are our rankings for the available drivers for this series:
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Our recommendations are based on the assumption that the drivers are all +- 2 Levels apart. If you have a driver that is significantly higher/lowered leveled you might need to manually check the priority stats for the series.
Best Strategy in Series 3 for All Tracks
Let’s talk pit stop strategy which is the most active part you can take in the race itself. This is the foundation to make your drivers do their fastest possible lap time. The main things you want to prevent is getting stuck in traffic which slows down, having your drivers pit together so one car is literally waiting for the other to finish or you max out tyre times too much so you can’t push. Honestly, sounds complicated but each track in this series has an optimal pit stop strategy, no matter if it rains or not.
Barcelona
Sakhir
Silverstone
Suzuka
How it works
This advanced algorithm calculates your mathematically perfect race strategy by simulating the different possible tyre combinations, factoring in precise compound pace, degradation, and pit stop times. While highly accurate to core game stats, this is an ideal-scenario simulation and does not account for random on-track chaos like Safety Cars or heavy traffic. It is always a good blueprint to use this to keep to know the track strategy and then be able to adapt rather than just blindly copy the strategy without adaptation.
Conclusion
We hope this helps you and if you feel we should include anything else in our guides for F1 Clash, feel free to post a comment below and we will be happy to reply.
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Hi, realy enjoy your guides but I just wanted to let you know that the number of laps for all the races in series 3 with the exception of Japan are all incorrect.
The correct amount of laps per race are as followed….
Barcelona Spain – 7 laps
Sakhir Bahrain – 6 laps
Silverstone UK – 5 laps
Suzuka Japan – 5 laps (The only one that is currently correct)
Keep up the good work.
Ah yes things have been a little stressful in the past days when the developers added in the Madrid track and somehow I did not update all laps for all series correctly (actually I did, I just forgot to double check Series 3). Anyway, thanks for letting us know, I updated it with the correct count.
silverstone is 7 laps not 8
Sorry forgot to clear the cache it did show the one from last season, should show up correct now. Thanks for commenting 🙂