Excitement builds every year ahead of the release, with gamers eager to emulate their heroes on the sport's most iconic circuits.
The ratings are based on a number of factors, including each driver's experience, racecraft, pace and awareness, and can be adjusted by developers throughout the season.
Ratings branded a 'joke'
Unsurprisingly, reigning world champion Max Verstappen tops the charts with 96 after winning 19 races last season.
The Dutchman currently leads the drivers' standings in 2024, winning five of the eight races so far, but hasn't been at his best in recent weeks.
The same rating has also been applied to seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, sparking an angry reaction from some fans, who believe the Brit has been hard done by given his record in the sport.
The Mercedes man has endured a difficult couple of seasons with the Brackley-based team, but will be hoping to rediscover his best form next season when he joins Ferrari.
Taking to social media, one supporter commented: "The 7 time world champion sitting behind 5 others? He has more wins than all of those combined!"
Another questioned why the 39-year-old was ranked lower than Alonso, who hasn't enjoyed a race victory since 2013.
The post read: "Alonso at 92 and Hamilton at 89? What kind of rubbish is this?"
A third branded the decision to rank Hamilton on the same level as some of his closest rivals a 'joke'.
Alonso at 92 and Hamilton at 89? What kind of rubbish is this?