Formula 1 prediction leagues
Fantasy F1 for people who actually watch the races.
raceqube is a private prediction league for Formula 1. Call the top 10 of every Grand Prix, score against your friends, and follow the running order live while the race is on.
- Positions predicted
- P1–P10
- Points per race
- 100 max
- Race weekends
- Every one
- League size
- Your call
How it works
Three steps, then you just show up on Sundays.
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Step 1
Create a league or join one
Start a league and pull your friends in with a share link or a join code. Whoever creates the league is its commissioner — they name it, manage the members, and keep the season running.
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Step 2
Predict the top 10 before lights out
For each Grand Prix, set your finishing order from P1 through P10 and add your P1–P2 gap in seconds as a tiebreaker. Edit as often as you like until the deadline — after that, predictions lock for everyone.
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Step 3
Score the race and climb the table
When the results land, every pick is scored automatically and your league standings update. Points carry across the season, so one bad Sunday is survivable — a bad season isn't.
Scoring rewards being close, not just being right
Nail a position and you take the full 10 points. Miss it by one and you still bank 9. Every position you're off costs one point, down to zero.
The rules
- 10 pts Your pick finishes in exactly the position you called.
- 9–1 pts Your pick finishes near it — you lose one point per position of error.
- 0 pts Your pick misses by 10 or more, retires, or finishes outside the top 10.
- Tiebreak Level on points? The closest P1–P2 gap prediction takes it.
A worked example
| You called | They finished | Points |
|---|---|---|
| P1 | P1 | 10 |
| P2 | P4 | 8 |
| P3 | P9 | 4 |
| P4 | Retired | 0 |
A perfect top 10 is 100 points. Nobody has done that yet.
Race day is the whole point
raceqube follows the live running order during the session, so you can watch your picks come good — or fall apart — lap by lap, next to the broadcast.
Live running order
Positions update through the race, with gains and losses highlighted as they happen.
Live league standings
See where your league would finish if the race ended right now — the part that makes the group chat go off.
League chat
Talk trash where the standings live, instead of in a separate thread nobody scrolls back through.
Season standings
Every race rolls into a season table, so the championship fight is yours as well as theirs.
Commissioner controls
Invite links, join codes and member management, all handled by whoever started the league.
Install it on your phone
raceqube installs to your home screen and is built mobile-first, because that is where you'll be checking it.
Frequently asked questions
What is raceqube?
raceqube is a fantasy Formula 1 platform built around prediction leagues. Instead of drafting a team and managing a budget, you predict the top 10 finishing order of each Grand Prix and score points on how close you get.
How exactly is a prediction scored?
Each of your ten picks is scored on its own. An exact hit is worth 10 points, and you lose one point for every position you were off, to a floor of zero. A pick that retires or finishes outside the top 10 scores nothing. The maximum for a single race is 100 points.
When do predictions lock?
Every event has a deadline, and the app counts down to it. You can change your picks as many times as you want before then. Once the deadline passes, predictions are locked for everyone in the league.
Can I keep my league private?
Yes. Leagues are private by default — people join with a code or an invite link from the commissioner, so a league is only ever as public as you choose to make it.
Do I have to watch the race live?
No. Predictions are scored automatically once results are in, so you can submit your top 10 and check the standings whenever suits you. Watching live is just more fun.
What devices does it work on?
Any modern browser on phone, tablet or desktop. raceqube is mobile-first and can be installed to your home screen like a native app.
Get your league set up before the next Grand Prix.
Create a league, send the invite link, and let everyone argue about who really understands this sport.