Grand Prix 4, developed by Geoff Crammond and published by Infogrames in 2002 for PC, is the fourth and final entry in the long-running Grand Prix simulation series. Based on the 2001 Formula 1 season, it carries on the franchise's reputation for detailed, technically demanding racing simulation. Players compete across the circuits and teams of that year's F1 calendar, recreating the experience of professional single-seat motorsport with a focus on authenticity. As the last release in the series from Crammond and MicroProse, it represents the conclusion of a lineage that helped define the Formula 1 simulation genre on PC. The game sits firmly within the racing simulator category, offering a more rigorous and technically precise experience compared to arcade-style racing titles of the same era.