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Pos	Participant	Points
1	EL SLATSO	173
2	TheRealDP	163
3	Suyash	144
4	MahkMahkez	120
5	Croken	117
6	G Bartoledo	111
7	RobM	111
8	Pastor Maldonado	108
9	lightsOUT	108
10	Lewis H	107
11	1 Max V	101
=	Arun	101
=	Chuck Calrissian	101
=	David D	101
=	Jellybeanz	101
=	Jody Scheckter	101
=	Prost!	101
=	Zan4774	101
19	sperry	98
20	Bob Danger	84
21	curley	66
22	Kimi Haikunen	20

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Upcoming Rounds:

Round 3:

Japanese Grand Prix 4 Apr 2025, 11:00 PM PDT

Round 4:

Bahrain Grand Prix

Round 5:

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Round 6:

Miami Grand Prix + Sprint

Round 7:

Emilia Romagna Grand Prix

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Welcome to the 2025 Fantasy Formula 1 Season!

by Jody Scheckter at 3:46 pm, Mar 23 Oscar Piastri had his best ever F1 weekend, taking second in the Sprint Race, and following that up with his career first pole position and an uncomplicated Chinese Grand Prix victory. Lando Norris gave McLaren a 1-2 result, and he stays atop the driver's standings. Once again George Russell rounded out the podium.

The weekend began well for Ferrari, with Lewis Hamilton surprising with a Sprint Race pole and win, but things turned sour as the Ferrari's finished fifth and sixth in the Grand Prix, only for both cars to be disqualified after the race for infractions: Leclerc's car for being underweight, and Hamilton's for an overworn skid plate. Pierre Gasly's car was also disqualified for being below the minimum weight limit. As a result both Haas and Williams earned good constructor's championship points as their driver's moved up in the final race results.

Thirteen FF1 players tied for top points in the round, but many will rue earning less points than could have been expected without the disqualifications.

EL SLATSO stays in front in the overall standings, TheRealDP remains 10 points back, and Suyash moves up to third.

We have a couple of weeks until the next race at Suzuka, and will be paying attention to the possibility that Red Bull might drop a struggling Liam Lawson, perhaps in a swap with RB's Yuki Tsunoda. The team cannot afford to have only one driver scoring points each round, and the Kiwi's form has been woeful.

Reminder: Same as last season, we're going with 6 picks per round, a maximum of 10 picks per driver, and 4 drops for the rules (so there is still time to sign up for this season!) And we're sticking with the deadlines before Qualifying for a conventional weekend, and before the Sprint for a sprint weekend.

Next Upcoming Event, Round 3:

Japanese Grand Prix 06 Apr
FORMULA 1 LENOVO JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 2025
Suzuka, Japan Event Description: Race Distance: 53 laps, 307.471 km

As in 2024, Japan is once again early in the F1 calendar year. The famous Suzuka figure-8 started life in 1962 as a test track for the Honda company. Today, it's one of the world's most famous tracks, and a driver favorite. A combination of fast straights, tight hairpins and chicanes, long dynamic sweepers, and elevations changes leads to many overtaking opportunities. In addition to the cross-over bridge/tunnel that allows the figure-8 layout, Suzuka's other famous element is 130R, a 130 meter radius curve taken flat-out in an F1 car. Picks due before 4 April 2025, 11:00 PM PDT