F1 Fantasy leagues · 2026
Everything about leagues in the official game, in plain answers. Then a way to see your whole private league, lineups and all, in one place.
Open F1 Fantasy on fantasy.formula1.com or in the official F1 Fantasy app, go to Leagues and create a new league. Give it a name, make it private (invite only) or public, choose which of your teams plays in it, then share the league code or invite link.
Ask the league creator for the code or invite link. In Leagues, choose to join a league, enter the code, and pick which of your teams will play in it. An invite link opens the same screen with the code filled in.
No. You can build a team and join leagues at any point in the season. A new team scores from the first deadline after you create it and gets nothing for the rounds before, so in an overall table you start behind; a round-by-round prize or a mini-league keeps a late start worth it.
No. The official F1 Fantasy game is free to play. You need a free F1 account, and one account can hold up to three teams.
Every team is entered automatically into the Global league, a country league and leagues for your favourite team and driver. On top of that you can create or join public leagues that anyone can enter, private leagues that need a code or invite, and head-to-head leagues where you face one opponent at a time.
In a small league you only have to beat a handful of people, so what matters is how your team differs from theirs, not how it compares with the world. Know what your rivals own, take a different pick when you are chasing, cover their picks when you are ahead, and time your chips against theirs.
Give people something to play for every weekend, not only in December: a prize for the best round, lineups posted before the deadline, and a forfeit for last place.
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