Fantasy F1 - Typical Rules - Drivers Only Game

Drivers Only Game

In the drivers only game participants choose a selection of drivers, one or two from each of several pools. Each driver has a purchase price and the team overall must stay within a given budget.

After each race every driver is awarded a score based on their performance over the race weekend - practice times, qualifying position and race performance can all play a factor in deciding the points scored. Fantasy teams score points in each round based on the scores of the drivers in the team.

Periodically - typically after every two or three races - team owners are allowed to change some of their selections. The winning team is that which accumulates the highest score at the end of the competition - usually run over a full F1 season.

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