Eleven questions.
One driver each.
A Formula 1 prediction game. Spend forty-five credits answering the same eleven questions every race week, then let the race decide.
See how it worksAndroid app, coming to Google Play.
A Formula 1 prediction game. Spend forty-five credits answering the same eleven questions every race week, then let the race decide.
See how it worksAndroid app, coming to Google Play.
Every Grand Prix, same eleven questions, same budget.
Answer each question with a driver. No driver can answer two questions, and your five most expensive picks from last race sit out this one.
Drivers are priced by where they finished last time, from 8 credits down to 1. You have 45, so backing every favourite is impossible.
Lock your picks before Thursday noon — or first practice, whichever comes first. Once they're in, they're final.
Worth 340 points a weekend before bonuses.
A correct pick costing 1 or 2 credits scores ×1.5. Spotting a bargain is worth more than backing the obvious.
First to retire and knocked out in Q1 flip the prices, so last race's retirements become the expensive favourites.
Your five priciest picks are locked out next race, so the same front-runners can't carry you all season.
Create a league, share the code, and race a cumulative table. Up to 30 teams each, and ties are split by your season predictions.
Results come from published timing data, not news reports: laps, pit stops, sector times and the qualifying classification.
Sprints never count — not for answers, not for prices, not for anything.