A just-for-fun Formula 1 predictions game to play with family, friends or workmates. Every qualifying and every race, pick who finishes where. Closest to the real result wins the round. No money, no prizes, bragging rights only. It's free and staying that way.
The first time, you enter the league code and choose a personal code of at least six characters. After that your name and personal code sign you in on any phone or laptop.
Forgotten your code? Whoever runs your league's Race Control can look it up or reset it. There is no email reset, because we keep no email addresses. League hosts: keep your Race Control code safe, since losing it means emailing support, which can take a few days.
A first name or nickname, your picks, your favourite driver, and the codes you choose. No email addresses, no phone numbers.
Leagues are private. A league shows nothing until you sign in, and joining needs its league code. Race Control can remove a player or issue a new league code at any time.
Anyone can start a league from the home page and gets a link to share, a league code for players, and a Race Control code to run it. Or play solo and measure yourself against the field: everyone's scores across every league, as averages and percentages only, never names or picks. Tap the league name at the top of the page to switch between leagues on your device.
Results come from public, community-run data feeds, usually within an hour or two of the chequered flag, and the driver list is checked against the official entry list each race weekend. Race Control has the final say in a league.
Lights Out has no connection with Formula 1, the FIA or any team. Driver, team and circuit names are used only to describe the picks.
Made by Sarah in Auckland. If it's added something to your season, a koha, a small recognition, is welcome. The game is free and staying that way.
See How to play for the rules, a worked example, the calendar and the fine print.