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Quick Standings:

Pos	Participant	Points
1	Zan4774	526
2	Suyash	514
3	EL SLATSO	484
4	MahkMahkez	465
5	TheRealDP	463
6	1 Max V	448
7	Jellybeanz	443
8	Lewis H	435
9	G Bartoledo	420
10	Prost!	419
11	Jody Scheckter	402
12	Pastor Maldonado	397
13	Chuck Calrissian	393
14	Kimi Haikunen	375
15	RobM	373
16	David D	369
17	sperry	349
18	lightsOUT	349
19	curley	349
20	Croken	321
21	Arun	317
22	Bob Danger	303

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Upcoming Rounds:

Round 9:

Spanish Grand Prix 31 May 2025, 7:00 AM PDT

Round 10:

Canadian Grand Prix

Round 11:

Austrian Grand Prix

Round 12:

British Grand Prix

Round 13:

Belgian Grand Prix + Sprint

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by Jody Scheckter at 11:25 am, May 26 Lando Norris produced the fastest ever qualifying lap at Monaco, and it provided him with the necessary edge to lead the race into the first corner, and subsequently win the Monaco Grand Prix. That's been the story for many races in the Principality, and the new two-stop rule introduced to spice things up didn't, as there were no legal on-track passes, and the top four qualifiers ended the race in the same positions they started in, with Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri filling out the podium.

EL SLATSO, G Bartoledo and Jellybeanz share the round win, while the overall standings have tightened up because Zan4774 skipped this round, but maintains the lead over Suyash, with EL SLATSO jumping four positions into third.

We head to Barcelona next weekend for the Spanish Grand Prix, and the last of this series of back-to-back-to-back races.

by 1 Max V at 4:08 pm, May 25 Monaco is a glorified kart track.

by RobM at 11:29 am, May 25 Breaking news: The Monaco GP still sucks.

by Jody Scheckter at 4:54 pm, May 18 Max Verstappen turned a bold late breaking overtake at the start of the race into a decisive move, and benefited from tire strategies and safety car periods to build a lead that could not be overcome to win the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix for the fourth consecutive time.

Oscar Piastri wasn't so lucky, as a decision to switch to hards forced him to battle for positions, and Lando Norris also pitted one lap before a virtual safety car was deployed. Race circumstances during a full safety car offered Norris a chance to change tires, which allowed him to pass his teammate for second, as Piasti had to settle for third.

Kimi Haikunen is a clear winner this round, boosting his overall position off the bottom, and easily surpassing Suyash who once again takes second, while Zan4774 comes third.

Zan4774 maintains a commanding lead in the overall standings, with Suyash back in in second, a significant margin ahead of TheRealDP, who drops to third.

The next race is the Monaco Grand Prix next weekend, and this year's race will include a mandatory two pit stops, with a mind to providing more opportunities for position changes. We'll see if that makes a difference at a circuit where it is notoriously difficult to overtake.

by Jody Scheckter at 12:37 am, May 7 Breaking News: Franco Colapinto will replace Jack Doohan at Alpine for at least the next five races. Never a dull day in F1.

by Jody Scheckter at 8:41 pm, May 4 No change.

edited by Jody Scheckter at 5:06 pm, May 4 Will keep an eye out on the results that are pending an investigation into whether George Russell had a yellow flag violation, although most of you picked both Russell and Verstappen, so it won't change too much here.

by Jody Scheckter at 5:02 pm, May 4 Oscar Piastri's great start to the 2025 season continued in Miami, as the Aussie claimed his third win in a row, yet again beating his more experienced teammate Lando Norris, who had bested him the day before in the sprint race. On the weekend, McLaren dominated and took maximum points, and the Woking-based organization is enjoying success that the team hasn't had in a long time.

Meanwhile, George Russell came a distant third to give Mercedes a good haul of points for the weekend when combined with Kimi Antonelli's results.

David D wins the round on tie-breakers, with Suyash and TheRealDP sharing second.

The season's first drop has been applied and that gives us a more level view of the overall standings, with Zan4774 maintaining a comfortable lead over TheRealDP, who moves into second, and Suyash who drops to third.

F1 next travels to Europe for back to back to back races at Imola, Monaco and Barcelona starting two weekends from now.

by Suyash at 2:05 pm, May 3 Damn, I saw Charles crashing on recon lap and swapped him for Lewis. Now, Lewis is out in Q2. 😓

by Jody Scheckter at 5:07 pm, Apr 20 Oscar Piastri is on a roll that's taken him to the top of the F1 standings after winning his third race of the season at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, surpassing Max Verstappen who started from pole but had to settle for second. Charles Leclerc gave Ferrari their first podium of the year by finishing third.

Zan4774 is also on a roll, topping the scoring, with maximum points, for the third round in a row. MahkMahkez comes second and Jellybeanz ekes out third. Zan4774 jumps to first overall, with Suyash in second and MahkMahkez in third.

The next race is in a couple of weekends when the F1 circus reconvenes in Miami for Round 6 and the second Sprint Race of the season.

by Jody Scheckter at 12:37 am, Apr 14 Oscar Piastri once again turned a pole position into a comfortable victory in Bahrain.

Unlike in Japan, this race had considerable intrigue as tire strategies differed across drivers, and overtaking was frequent. It also helped that there was a safety car period that tightened up the field with over twenty laps to go. George Russell kept up his good season start by holding off Lando Norris for second, with the latter doing well to improve on a poor grid position.

curley, G Bartoledo, RobM, Suyash and Zan4774 share the round win.

Meanwhile, G Bartoledo, Suyash and Zan4774 top the standings, separated by only two points.

We stay in the Middle East with the Saudi Grand Prix next weekend.

edited by Jody Scheckter at 10:38 pm, Apr 6 As he usually does, Max Verstappen made his first pole since Austria last year count and held off the McLarens of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri at what was, unfortunately, a mostly processional Japanese Grand Prix. Despite the gaps being within two seconds for much of the race, that may just as well have been twenty, as the challengers never even got close enough to attempt an on-track pass. The top 11 in the race were the same top 11 on the grid, with only Lewis Hamilton able to swap positions with rookie Isack Hadjar. Even the weather dampened any chance of off track fireworks that might have spiced things up.

Zan4774 wins the round, followed by G Bartoledo and Jellybeanz.

Overall, EL SLATSO retains top position, with G Bartoledo and MahkMahkez leading a pack of chasers, only separated by the first tie-breaker.

Next weekend, the F1 circus heads to the Middle East and Bahrain, for the first of two races.

by Jody Scheckter at 12:05 am, Mar 28 Yup. The drivers have been switched.

by 1 Max V at 4:05 pm, Mar 26 Helmut Marko laid down the LAW(son).

by RobM at 6:20 pm, Mar 23 Pierre Gasly, Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton have been disqualified from the Chinese Grand Prix

Gasly and Leclerc's cars were found to be underweight, while Hamilton's car was deemed to have excessive skid wear.

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.

by sperry at 11:28 am, Mar 21 I think everyone that sat out Round 1 made the right choice. I burned a Lando pick for all of 29 points.

by sperry at 11:27 am, Mar 21 No problem @Bob Danger!

There's a PayPal button that sends the payment from the registration page, but if you get interrupted, it's probably not obvious that you can go back to the page and still hit the button. Either way, the admin email is now added to the PayPal account, so it will work going forward, it just won't auto-activate your account for paying without using the built-in form... but that's just a quick click. NBD!

by Jody Scheckter at 11:27 am, Mar 16 Note: Antonelli was originally docked 5 seconds, but that penalty was reversed and he was awarded 4th after the race.

edited by Jody Scheckter at 11:40 am, Mar 16 Back as the season opener for the first time since 2019, the Australian Grand Prix served up a spicy race as slick conditions caused many cars to spin off, bringing out multiple safety cars, including a prolonged period to start the race. Unlike in 2024, when there were no driver changes to start the year, only two teams lined up with the same two drivers, with six rookies joining the mix. Unfortunately, four of those rookies ended up spinning into barriers.

Despite all the mayhem (although it must be pointed out that there were no collisions between cars), Lando Norris managed the tricky conditions and held off Max Verstappen for an impressive opening victory. George Russell came third. As a team, McLaren announced themselves as the early season favorites, with Oscar Piastri running strong in second until he too slid off the track, and had to settle for ninth.

EL SLATSO wins the round, with lightsOUT and TheRealDP sharing second. As in previous years, a number of FF1 participants decided to sit this race out, and the unpredictable weather may have further justified doing so, but for those that earned points there's always that good feeling that comes for being amongst the leaders - at least for a few races!

The season quickly moves on to China next weekend, which is also the first Sprint Race of the season.

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 plenty of 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.

by Bob Danger at 9:28 pm, Mar 15 @sperry that was my bad, the FAQ doesn't have the email for the payment. So I figured the admin was probably correct. I should have inquired, but I registered a little late, and wanted to make sure I got my payment in.

by Suyash at 9:25 pm, Mar 15 Damn, I lost some points due to a car issue during a SC. 😭

by sperry at 12:36 pm, Mar 14 Hey @Bob Danger, not sure how/why your payment went to the administrator email address, rather than the paypal@seccs.org address, but I manually accepted the payment, so you should be all set!

by RobM at 5:54 am, Mar 13 I really, really, really want to see Sainz podium in a Williams.

by sperry at 4:32 pm, Mar 11 Yeah it does Bob. It's like one thing that's right in the world. _The_ one thing. lol

by Bob Danger at 1:26 pm, Mar 11 Feels right starting off in Australia.

by 1 Max V at 3:27 am, Mar 7 The champ is here!

edited by sperry at 12:37 am, Feb 23 Welcome back to Formula 1!

The driver lineup for 2025 has been shaken up, with more than one big-name driver off for a (unasked for) retirement. And of course, the biggest change in decades will be Lewis Hamilton wearing Ferrari red. Max Verstappen remains at Red Bull, but will they dominate the new season?

Same as last season (since it was a nail-biter of a finish), we're going with 6 picks per round, 10 picks per driver per season, and 4 drops for the rules. And we're sticking with the deadlines before Qualifying for conventional weekend, and before the Sprint for sprint weekend.

Good luck to all this year!