How It Works

At the start of the season, each member drafts 2 real F1 drivers in a live snake-order draft — pick order reverses every round, so nobody drafts twice in a row.

Everyone also pairs up with a teammate to form a Constructor team — same idea as a real F1 team fielding two cars. Since our roster doesn't split evenly, one team ends up with three drivers instead of two. Your team's combined Sim Racing results carry the Constructors' Championship, so who you're paired with matters as much as who you draft.

Every real F1 race weekend, your two drafted drivers earn Fantasy F1 points based on how they actually finish — our own NASCAR-inspired scale, where every finisher scores, not just the top 10.

Members also go wheel-to-wheel in iRacing, with each event mapped to a round on the real F1 calendar — your on-track finishes earn Sim Racing points of their own.

Life happens. For this half-season (rounds 12 through 23), each driver's Sim Racing total counts only their best 9 of those 12 races — recalculated live every week, not settled once at the end — so missing up to 3 costs nothing; only your own worst results ever get dropped. Fantasy F1 isn't affected, since it's not something a scheduling conflict can make you miss. Constructors' totals are built the same way, one level up: each team's top scorer's best-9 total counts in full, and every other member's is averaged in.

Fantasy F1 and Sim Racing points combine into one overall Daze of Thunder champion — plus standalone Fantasy, Sim Racing, and Constructors' standings.