F-1 World Grand Prix is a racing simulation game developed by Paradigm Entertainment and published by Video System, first released for the Nintendo 64 in 1998. Based on the 1997 Formula One World Championship, it features all 17 tracks and 22 drivers from that season (including two unlockable hidden drivers), though Jacques Villeneuve and the MasterCard Lola team are omitted due to licensing issues. The game offers five modes: Grand Prix mode, which simulates the full 1997 season; Exhibition mode for single races; Time Attack mode to race against the clock; Challenge mode to recreate real 1997 season scenarios, such as playing as Damon Hill to chase victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix; and a two-player split-screen mode. Players can adjust car settings before races, including tire type, fuel load, and wing angle. The game also simulates weather changes and their impact on races. Due to licensing restrictions, Williams driver Jacques Villeneuve is replaced by a generic driver whose name players can customize. Upon release, the game received positive reviews and is regarded as one of the best racing simulators of its era.