Regulations
How it works
Pick a team, score with them all season, and earn bonus points by calling each race before qualifying.
1 · Build your team
Each team has three drivers, one chassis and one engine. Drivers are grouped by where their team finished in 2025. Your drivers can't race for the same team.
Driver 1
#1 Norris#81 Piastri#12 Antonelli#63 Russell#3 Verstappen#6 Hadjar
Driver 2
#16 Leclerc#44 Hamilton#23 Albon#55 Sainz#30 Lawson#41 Lindblad#14 Alonso#18 Stroll
Driver 3
#0 Camara#87 Bearman#10 Gasly#43 Colapinto#27 Hulkenberg#5 Bortoleto#77 Bottas#11 Perez
Chassis — e.g. McLaren or Ferrari. Engine — must be fitted to a named chassis (e.g. Mercedes in a Williams) and can't be the engine your own chassis already uses.
2 · Scoring
Your drivers, chassis and engine/chassis combination score their real Grand Prix points. Sprint race points don't count.
P1
25
P2
18
P3
15
P4
12
P5
10
P6
8
P7
6
P8
4
P9
2
P10
1
Double points: once a season you can double one race (except any race the FIA already double). Teams that have used it show a 2× badge.
3 · Predictions — 10 pts each
- Pole — fastest in Q3 before penalties.
- 1st, 2nd, 3rd — any of your three in the top three earns 10 points each, in any order.
- DNFs — drivers who start but don't take the chequered flag.
- Safety car — yes or no. Virtual safety cars don't count.
4 · Changes & fine print
- Races 4–8: two driver changes allowed, tier rules still apply.
- Races 13–16: change any two elements (driver, chassis or engine) within the rules.
- Missed deadline: your race 1 picks count (race 13 picks after round 12). This safety net works twice a season.
- Replaced drivers: the replacement becomes your driver.
- Tie-break: most correct pole predictions, then 1st place, and so on.