How it works
Choose the series
NASCAR Cup Series or Formula 1, for the whole season or the races left.
Pick a driver
Pick before the race starts. Turn on one-and-done if each driver should be used only once all season.
Watch the finish
Points follow where your driver finishes, and the standings update after every race.
The rules
Points
A win scores 25, second 18, third 15, then 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 and 1 point for 10th.
One-and-done
Optional: once you use a driver, they are off your list for the season, so saving the favorites matters.
Locks
Your pick locks when the race starts.
Every pool includes
Live scores
Results and standings update every few minutes during games.
Trash talk chat
Each pool has its own chat with stickers, GIFs and @mentions.
Reminders
Email and phone notifications before picks lock.
Works on any phone
Add it to your home screen like an app. Nothing to download.
Questions
What if my driver crashes out?
They score by where they finish, so a driver outside the top 10 scores zero for that race.
Can we do both NASCAR and F1?
Yes. Run one pool for each; everyone can be in both.
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