GTA 5Enhanced2011 Formula A F1

Nothing looks more out of place on the streets of Los Santos than a 2011 grand prix car, and that is exactly why this add-on is so much fun. It brings NV-Element's Formula A single seater to GTA V Enhanced, an ultra high quality open wheeler from the final years of the screaming V8 era, updated by the author with fixed handling. Formula A is a lore friendly name: the mod is a tribute to that 2011 grid, not an officially licensed Formula 1 product.

The package is huge for a single car. You get high quality textures inside and out, working digital dials on the carbon fibre wheel, an extra bonnet and sidepod, a template to paint your own skins and, above all, 83 different liveries with 6 tyre sets to match them. The screenshots show a red and white car dressed as the 2011 Italian works entry, real sponsor logos included, parked at the Walker Logistics berth and flat out from the cockpit, where the shift lights and the digital speed readout are doing their job. The author flags one known issue: the driver's feet clip slightly through the car.

There is also a small script in the download, HelmetMod.cs. Copy it to the scripts folder in your main game directory and, as long as ScriptHookVDotNet is installed, F7 puts the racing helmet on and takes it off again, which completes the look from the onboard camera. The Nexus subtitle also lists a Replace option next to the add-on install, in case you would rather swap the car over an existing model.

The car installs as its own f1 dlcpack, so nothing in the stock garage is touched. Register the f1 package in dlclist.xml with OpenIV or the onigiri loader and spawn it with the model name f1. The download comes in two variants, one with a custom engine sound by Legacy_DMC and one that keeps the stock GTA audio, useful when another sound add-on conflicts with it, an issue the author notes has existed since the Legacy days.

Original mod by NV-Element, custom engine sound by Legacy_DMC, converted for GTA V Enhanced by DimoSerb. Hosted on GTA6 Cartel with the author's permission, with the original release linked as the source.