be saved and the disk mailed out to the next participant. The PBM mode could extend to include a full seasons championship. Release A port of Formula One Grand Prix for the Atari Jaguar was in development and planned to be published by MicroProse, but it was never released. Reception Computer Gaming World stated that "World Circuit is a winner, going away at the finish". In 1993 the magazine named it and Star Wars: X-Wing Simulation Game of the Year, and in 1994 reported that of four new racing games, "there is not a World Circuit in the lot". In 1994, PC Gamer UK named it the 29th best computer game of all time. The editors praised Geoff Crammond's past work and called Grand Prix "easily his masterpiece to date". In 1996, Computer Gaming World declared World Circuit the 66th-best computer game ever released. In 1996, GamesMaster ranked the game 25th on their "Top 100 Games of All Time". Grand Prix and its sequel, collectively, were named the seventh best computer game of all time by PC Gamer UK in 1997. Modern-day community and online gaming Despite the sheer age of the game and the fact that it is both technically and graphically inferior to modern racing simulators, F1GP still has a small community and on-going developments relating to the game. Prior to 2008, the forefront of this community was found at the racing game website SimRacingWorld. A single section was reserved for F1GP in which community information and developments, both historical and current were available to anybody interested in the game. The last update to the F1GP section of the site was made in April 2007, and the SimRacingWorld site was shut down in March 2017. The successor to the previously illustrated website was created on 14 January 2007 and it was a Yahoo group. This portal was originally designed to augment SimRacingWorld, promoting community discussion and allowing casual players to remain aware of new developments, but it has since expanded to contain a selection of files. Up to 1 April 2018, all new community developments were made available via this portal. However, it is clear that there was significantly more material on the SimRacingWorld website than on the group and thus it cannot be seen as a complete replacement. A new F1GP community website was launched on 1 April 2018. The website includes a mirror of all the