Leaderboard

How these standings are scored

Every player ranks the five drivers they expect to finish at the front of each session of a race weekend. Scoring is order-sensitive, so where you put a driver matters as much as whether you picked them at all. An exact position match is worth 5 points. Being off by a single position is worth 3, which is also what you get for a driver you placed fifth who finished sixth. A driver who does finish in the actual top five but two or more places away from where you put them is worth 1 point. Everything else scores nothing.

That caps a perfect session at 25 points. Head-to-Head picks are scored separately and more simply: each team-mate pairing on the grid is one point, awarded for correctly calling which of the two finishes ahead. The totals here combine both games.

Weekend and season views

The weekend view ranks players on a single race weekend, added up across every session that weekend held. Because qualifying, the sprint and the race are each scored on their own, a player can lose the race badly and still finish the weekend high. The season view is the running total of every session scored so far, which is the standing that decides who finishes the year in front.

Ties are shown as shared ranks rather than broken arbitrarily, so two players on the same total both hold the position and the next rank skips accordingly. Scores appear here once an official classification is published for a session, which means the standings can move after the flag if a stewards' decision changes the result.

New to it? How to play walks through a full weekend, and the F1 guides cover the sport itself rather than the game.