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2026 (Current)
Quick Standings:
Pos
Participant
Points
1
Arun
153
2
David D
151
3
nkroeze
146
4
Ziploo
135
5
curley
124
6
sperry
121
7
RobM
115
8
3 Max V
108
9
Alessandro Zuccarello
106
10
Pastor Maldonado
105
11
Croken
105
12
=^._.^=
103
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EL SLATSO
103
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Jim Clark
103
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Jody Scheckter
103
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MercedeezNuhts
103
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Prost!
103
=
Suyash
103
19
Jellybeanz
98
=
Kimi Haikunen
98
detailed standings →
Upcoming Rounds:
Round 3:
Japanese Grand Prix
27 Mar 2026, 11:00 PM PDT
(8 days, 8 hours, 9 mins)
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Round 4:
Bahrain Grand Prix
Round 5:
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Round 6:
Miami Grand Prix + Sprint
Round 7:
Canadian Grand Prix + Sprint
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Users Online:
19 Mar 2026, 2:50 PM PDT
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Discussion Archive:
edited by
Jody Scheckter
at 12:03 am, Mar 16
Ah, I missed that. Looks like they
have
been cancelled:
https://www.autosport.com/f1/news/bahrai...
I guess we'll know more soon enough.
by
David D
at 8:30 pm, Mar 15
Note for the write-up, it's already confirmed that Bahrain and Saudi are "not happening in April". Not outright cancelled, but not happening. Perhaps they'll try to be squeezed in later in the season?
edited by
Jody Scheckter
at 11:58 pm, Mar 15
Kimi Antonelli earned his first ever F1 victory at the Chinese Grand Prix, taking pole and leading the entire race. George Russell made it a 1-2 for Mercedes, and also won the sprint race the day before to give Mercedes a great start to the new season.
Ferrari showed that they are the one team that can challenge Mercedes right now, and managed to fight for lead positions for a while, before Russell pulled away, with Lewis Hamilton taking a first F1 race podium for the Scuderia since joining them last year.
3 Max V
and
David D
share the round win, as
Alessandro Zuccarello
takes third ahead of a mass of players who all made the same picks.
One of those,
Arun
, is now the overall leader, with
David D
in second and
nkroeze
dropping one position to third.
The Japanese Grand Prix is up next in two weeks. China appears to have confirmed that trouble brews at McLaren, where neither car could even start the race in Shanghai, and at Red Bull, that again only had one car finish the race. Both teams have a couple of weeks to try to find solutions, or risk losing more ground to the leaders, and will welcome having all of April to get things straightened out now that the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix have been cancelled due to the war in the region.
by
Ziploo
at 3:50 pm, Mar 15
I don't understand what's happening at McLaren??
by
Suyash
at 3:43 pm, Mar 15
Three top drivers ending with a DNS/DNF has to hurt !!!
by
sperry
at 11:58 pm, Mar 8
PIA crashing on the way to the grid wasn't on my bingo card. Feels like a wasted pick even winning the round.
I think all you folks that sat out round 1 might have all done yourselves a favor. I think we learned A LOT about how these new cars work during that first race.
by
Jody Scheckter
at 4:19 pm, Mar 8
George Russell won an eventful Australian Grand Prix as Formula One begins a new technical era. The pole sitter immediately lost a position at the first corner to Charles Leclerc, as the Ferrari had a much better start from fourth on the grid, and the two drivers entered into a heated battle, with multiple overtakes for the lead of the race, until a virtual safety car period switched up pit strategies. Ferrari chose to wait until later to pit, ceding time to Mercedes who opted for the earlier VSC pit-stop. As it turned out, the leaders all chose to make a single stop, but the less costly early tire change ended up deciding the race in Mercedes' favor.
Kimi Antonelli took second, and Leclerc edged teammate Lewis Hamilton to third.
sperry
wins the first round of the FF1 season by picking the podium,
nkroeze
takes second, and
Ziploo
is third on tie-breakers.
Unsurprisingly, given all the unknowns heading into the season, more than half the players chose to sit this race out or save picks.
F1 heads immediately to China, which should garner more player commitment as it will include the first sprint race of the season with the extra points that come with that. But did we learn enough about how the Red Bulls and McLarens will do, given that Max Verstappen started from the back, Isack Hadjar's engine failed him, and Oscar Piastri did not make it to the grid in Melbourne?
by
Jody Scheckter
at 9:01 pm, Mar 6
Really? I have to update my iPad to iOS 26 to watch F1?!
by
Suyash
at 5:23 pm, Mar 5
And here we go in under 8 minutes. All the best folks!! This is one of the most exciting season opener in a while.
by
sperry
at 4:52 pm, Feb 28
Welcome to the 2026 Fantasy F1 Season!
Unbelievably, this is the 20th season now we've run the SECCS FF1 season... I'm sure most people participating have no idea this spawned from a local Subaru enthusiasts club back in 2006 as Subaru backed out of WRC competition and our members pivoted to watching F1 together. Surprisingly, the FF1 crew has long outlasted the Subaru crew, and for that I thank you all!
This year we've got some new regulations that include active aero, and some team resorting that includes Audi taking over the Sauber team and Cadillac joining as an 11th team on the grid! With the new Cadillac team, veterans Perez and Bottas both return to the grid, and rookie Arvid Lindblad joins the Racing Bulls team. All signs point to a difficult fantasy season unless you've been living and breathing the off-season rumors!
Good Luck to everyone!