Team Game
In the team game participants choose race and test drivers, a chassis, engine and (if applicable) tyres. These all have a purchase price and the team overall must stay within a given budget.
After each race the various team components are awarded points based on their performance. Some variations of the game award bonus points for dramatic accidents, engine blow-ups or other incidents.
After each race team owners are allowed to modify their teams within certain restrictions - teams must remain within budget and a limit on the number of changes may be imposed.
As with the drivers-only version of the game, the winning team is that which accumulates the highest score at the end of the competition - usually run over a full F1 season.
Read more about this topic: Fantasy F1, Typical Rules
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