Champion Drivers
$200This British driver tied and then broke the record for most F1 World Championships with seven.
$400This German legend also won seven titles, five with Ferrari.
$600This Dutch driver won four straight titles starting in 2021 with Red Bull.
$800This Brazilian three-time champion died at Imola in 1994 and is revered as one of the greatest.
$1000This Argentine won five titles in the 1950s, a record that stood for decades.
The Teams
$200This iconic Italian team races in red and is the oldest in F1.
$400This energy-drink-backed team dominated the early 2020s with Verstappen.
$600This German manufacturer's 'Silver Arrows' won eight straight constructors' titles.
$800This British team in papaya orange was founded by a New Zealand driver.
$1000A team's total points from both drivers competes for this season-long title.
The Circuits
$200The most glamorous and famous street race winds through this principality.
$400This historic British circuit hosted the first-ever F1 World Championship race in 1950.
$600The Italian Grand Prix, 'the Temple of Speed,' is held at this circuit.
$800This Belgian circuit features the famous uphill Eau Rouge corner.
$1000The night race held on a street circuit in this Southeast Asian city-state is a modern classic.
How Racing Works
$200The starting order for a race is set by this timed session the day before.
$400Drivers pull in for this quick service to change tires and sometimes make repairs.
$600This overtaking aid opens a flap in the rear wing to reduce drag; it stands for these letters.
$800When this vehicle leads the field, cars must slow and hold position after an incident.
$1000The colored soft, medium, and hard varieties of these are chosen strategically for each race.
F1 Culture
$200The checkered version of this is waved to signal the end of the race.
$400The Netflix docuseries that boosted F1's global popularity is 'Drive to' this.
$600The winner traditionally sprays this celebratory drink on the podium.
$800The governing body of Formula 1 is known by this acronym.
$1000The quickest single lap of a race can earn a driver this coveted bonus point (in some seasons).
Records & Firsts
$200The driver who finishes first earns this many points under the modern system.
$400Starting a race from this front position is called pole position.
$600Lewis Hamilton holds the all-time record for most of these, earned in qualifying.
$800This Finnish driver, 'The Iceman,' won the 2007 title in his first Ferrari season.
$1000The 2021 title fight between Hamilton and Verstappen was decided on the final lap at this Abu Dhabi circuit.