F1 26 Batch 3 Setups Are Here

Batch 3 of HYMO’s F1 26 setup rollout is landing, bringing another seven circuits into the F1 26 library: Qatar, Brazil, Jeddah, Miami, Hungary, Monza and Las Vegas.

That means seven more tracks with the same approach as the rest of HYMO’s F1 26 package: track-specific setups built and tested at esports level, with qualifying and race variants rather than one generic setup trying to do everything. HYMO’s F1 26 package also includes ERS usage maps and race strategy information alongside the setups.

Batch 3 Tracks

Qatar
Losail is all about confidence through the long, loaded corners. A good setup needs enough front-end response to attack the high-speed direction changes without making the rear unpredictable over a race stint.

Brazil
Interlagos packs a lot into a short lap. The setup has to work through the technical middle sector while still giving you the traction and straight-line performance needed from Juncão all the way through to Turn 1.

Jeddah
One of the fastest street circuits on the calendar. High-speed stability is everything here, especially when you're committing through the rapid sequences with the walls only metres away.

Miami
Miami asks for a bit of everything. You've got the faster opening section, the extremely slow technical section underneath the highway and two major straights where efficiency matters. Getting the compromise right is what makes the difference.

Hungary
Mechanical grip and rotation are the priority at the Hungaroring. With corners constantly feeding into one another, a setup that lets you place the car accurately and get back on the throttle early can make the entire lap feel easier.

Monza
Low downforce, huge braking zones and kerbs. Monza looks simple on paper, but getting a car that is quick down the straights while remaining predictable under braking and through Ascari is another story.

Las Vegas
Vegas combines long straights with slow corners and heavy braking zones. Straight-line speed matters massively, but you still need enough stability and traction to actually use it.

HYMO Hotlap Benchmarks

The Batch 3 hotlaps will also be available through HYMO Academy/Hotlaps, giving you a reference for what each setup can do when pushed.

Once the times are in, these aren't just numbers to chase. Use the hotlaps as a reference for braking points, gears, lines and where the setup lets you commit.

More Than Just a Time Trial Setup

As with HYMO's existing F1 26 content, the goal isn't simply to build the quickest possible one-lap car.

HYMO's F1 26 package provides track-specific qualifying and race setups, alongside ERS deployment guidance, tyre strategy, pit windows and race-pace targets. The setups are built and tested at esports level, while the ERS and strategy material is produced by the HYMO engineering team.

So whether you're hunting leaderboard time, preparing for league qualifying or trying to keep the tyres alive through a longer race, Batch 3 gives you a starting point built specifically for the session you're driving.

Get the Batch 3 Setups

All seven Batch 3 setups — Qatar, Brazil, Jeddah, Miami, Hungary, Monza and Las Vegas — can be found on the HYMO F1 26 page.

Get the F1 26 setups on HYMO

F1 26 setups are delivered as individual PDFs through the HYMO website, with the F1 26 bundle covering setups, ERS maps and race strategy across the tracks.

TL;DR

• F1 26 Batch 3 adds seven tracks: Qatar, Brazil, Jeddah, Miami, Hungary, Monza and Las Vegas.
• HYMO's F1 26 engineers are Jake Benham and Alfie Butcher, with Alessandro Pandolfi handling F1 26 strategy.
• Setups are track-specific and built/tested at esports level, with qualifying and race variants.
• The F1 26 package also includes ERS usage maps, tyre strategy, pit windows and race-pace targets.
• HYMO Hotlaps provide the reference laps to see the setups in action.
• Get Batch 3 and the rest of the F1 26 collection at hymosetups.com/f1-26.