Just because GP 2 is now out for the PC doesn't mean I'm going to stop
developing F1GP-Ed :-)  I will continue development while interest still
remains.

I really don't know what else is going into future versions of F1GP-Ed in
the way of new features.  Usually, I discover things first and then
implement the features in F1GP-Ed.  But, rest assured, if I (or other
contributors) find some things that are worth changing, I will add features
in F1GP-Ed to change them :-)

If there are any other multiplayer problems, I will endeavour to fix them.

The way keys are redefined may be improved.

I might implement a feature to alter the shape of the cars, but I have not
done so yet because the way I've found to alter the cars at the moment is
too limited (eg I can't get 'high-nosed' cars)..

A link-up option might materialize in the future.

A track editor is a possibility, but it won't be part of F1GP-Ed.