FAQs
How much does it cost to enter?
Nothing — Qualifying, Grid Predictor, and DNF Predictor are all completely free to enter. You can hold up to 2 separate entries each for Qualifying and Grid Predictor (each scored independently), and 1 entry for DNF Predictor.
How do I win?
Whoever tops that race's Weekly leaderboard wins a prize based on their winning score — separately for Qualifying and for Grid Predictor, so there are two winners each race weekend. Prizes range from a free Package Deals draw entry up to cash plus a draw entry for the best scores, up to £100 for a perfect Qualifying top 10 or £200 for a perfect Grid Predictor grid — see the full scale on the Rules & T&Cs page. The Overall and Team leaderboards don't pay out for now — prizes for those are still to be decided.
When do predictions lock?
Qualifying predictions lock the moment qualifying starts. Grid Predictor and DNF predictions lock the moment the race starts — no entries after the real grid is known.
What's Package Deals?
A separate £1 prize draw for travel packages, tickets, and paddock experiences at upcoming Grands Prix — win a free entry into it by topping a weekly leaderboard, or by playing DNF Predictor.
What happens if my drivers DNF?
In Grid Predictor, correctly calling a driver as a DNF counts just like a correct finishing position — it adds to your correct-call total toward the weekly prize tiers. There's also a separate, free DNF Predictor game — match the real DNF list exactly and win a free Package Deals draw entry. Qualifying doesn't have a separate DNF pick — if a driver crashes out there (e.g. they made it into Q3 but didn't set a lap time), wherever they're officially classified afterwards is simply their result, same as any other driver.
What about grid penalties or time penalties?
Grid Predictor entries are scored against the final classified result, which already accounts for any post-race time penalties — not just the raw order cars crossed the line in. Qualifying predictions are scored against the raw Q3 classification (fastest lap in the top-10 shootout), not the actual starting grid — so a grid penalty for something like a gearbox change doesn't affect Qualifying scoring, since it doesn't change who was genuinely fastest.
Can I edit or cancel an entry?
You can edit or cancel a Qualifying, Grid Predictor, or DNF Predictor entry any time before it locks, from the Bets tab — there's nothing to refund either way, since none of them cost anything to enter. Package Deals entries can't be cancelled or refunded once bought.
How do I get a prize once I win?
Cash prizes land straight in your account balance and can be withdrawn by bank transfer, the same as any other balance — you'll need a verified ID first, same as any withdrawal. Package Deals draw entries are credited automatically and show up on your Profile.