To mark this week’s release of F1 2011 on the Nintendo 3DS, Codemasters has today released a new gameplay trailer for the handheld version.

In F1 2011 for the 3DS gamers can enter an individual Grand Prix, jump into Time Trial mode or take on the new Challenge mode. Players can also compete on the go across a range of multiplayer modes. Up to four-players can race in a Grand Prix or go head-to-head in Time Trials while you can also team up with a friend in the co-operative career mode. The race experience can be tailored across solo and multiplayer modes by adjusting race distance, tuning the car, choosing from a range of driving aids and selecting tyre, fuel and weather options.

F1 2011 is now available on the Nintendo 3DS and is also available on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC Games for Windows. F1 2011 will also be a launch title on the forthcoming PlayStation Vita.

Today Codemasters announced that F1 2011 is set to be a launch title for PlayStation Vita on 22nd February 2012. To mark the news, Codemasters has launched a new video showing how iconic circuits including Monaco, Melbourne and Silverstone are authentically recreated for portable play as players are invited to compete on the go.

The PlayStation Vita edition of F1 2011 is a co-development between Sumo Digital and Codemasters Birmingham and will be available at launch for Sony’s new handheld console. F1 2011 for the 3DS is also in development, and F1 2011 is available now for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC Games for Windows.

Codemasters has just revealed the launch date for its first 3DS game: F1 2011 will reach Europe on 25th November.

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Codemasters have announced that F1 2011 will be coming to the Nintendo 3DS on 25th November 2011 across the EMEA region.

Gamers can compete for motorsport’s ultimate prize across a full season, enter an individual Grand Prix or jump into Time Trial mode. An additional and extensive Challenge mode allows gamers taking on a wide range of objectives including checkpoint, gate and overtaking challenges.

Players can also compete on the go across a range of multiplayer modes. Up to four-players can race in a Grand Prix or go head-to-head in Time Trials while you can also team up with a friend in the two-on-two co-operative career mode. The race experience can be tailored across solo and multiplayer modes by adjusting race distance, tuning the car, choosing from a range of driving aids and selecting tyre, fuel and weather options.

F1 2011 will be available on Nintendo 3DS on 25th November. F1 2011 is also available now for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC Games for Windows, with a PlayStation Vita version also in production.