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Round 1
Champion Drivers
$200
This Dutch driver won four straight titles starting in 2021 with Red Bull.
$400
This German legend also won seven titles, five with Ferrari.
$600
This Brazilian three-time champion died at Imola in 1994 and is revered as one of the greatest.
$800
This British driver tied and then broke the record for most F1 World Championships with seven.
$1000
This Argentine won five titles in the 1950s, a record that stood for decades.
The Teams
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This British team in papaya orange was founded by a New Zealand driver.
$400
This iconic Italian team races in red and is the oldest in F1.
$600
This German manufacturer's 'Silver Arrows' won eight straight constructors' titles.
$800
This energy-drink-backed team dominated the early 2020s with Verstappen.
$1000
A team's total points from both drivers competes for this season-long title.
The Circuits
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The Italian Grand Prix, 'the Temple of Speed,' is held at this circuit.
$400
This historic British circuit hosted the first-ever F1 World Championship race in 1950.
$600
This Belgian circuit features the famous uphill Eau Rouge corner.
$800
The night race held on a street circuit in this Southeast Asian city-state is a modern classic.
$1000
The most glamorous and famous street race winds through this principality.
How Racing Works
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Drivers pull in for this quick service to change tires and sometimes make repairs.
$400
The starting order for a race is set by this timed session the day before.
$600
The colored soft, medium, and hard varieties of these are chosen strategically for each race.
$800
This overtaking aid opens a flap in the rear wing to reduce drag; it stands for these letters.
$1000
When this vehicle leads the field, cars must slow and hold position after an incident.
F1 Culture
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The governing body of Formula 1 is known by this acronym.
$400
The Netflix docuseries that boosted F1's global popularity is 'Drive to' this.
$600
The winner traditionally sprays this celebratory drink on the podium.
$800
The checkered version of this is waved to signal the end of the race.
$1000
While recently removed from the regulations, this performance-based metric was historically awarded to a driver in the top ten to provide an extra point toward the championship.
Records & Firsts
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This Finnish driver, 'The Iceman,' won the 2007 title in his first Ferrari season.
$400
The driver who finishes first earns this many points under the modern system.
$600
Lewis Hamilton holds the all-time record for most of these, earned in qualifying.
$800
The 2021 title fight between Hamilton and Verstappen was decided on the final lap at this Abu Dhabi circuit.
$1000
This term identifies the driver who earns the P1 spot on the starting grid by recording the best time during the final session of qualifying.
Double Jeopardy
Champion Drivers
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Known as The Professor for his calculated approach, this Frenchman became the first driver from his country to win the World Championship in 1985.
$800
This German driver set the record for the youngest World Champion in history when he won his first title at age 23 in 2010.
$1200
This Austrian driver remains the only individual in Formula 1 history to win championships for both Ferrari and McLaren.
$1600
This Flying Scot was a pivotal figure in the sport's safety revolution and held the record for most career wins by a British driver until the 1990s.
$2000
To hide his early racing ambitions from his disapproving father, this three-time Brazilian champion originally competed under his mother's maiden name.
The Teams
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Based in Kannapolis, North Carolina, this squad remains the only American-owned entity currently competing on the F1 grid.
$800
This iconic British racing outfit, founded by Sir Frank, secured nine constructors' titles between 1980 and 1997.
$1200
Formerly racing as Renault, this French-owned constructor rebranded in 2021 to promote their high-performance sports car division.
$1600
Owned by Lawrence Stroll, this team moved into a state-of-the-art facility at Silverstone and secured a major works engine partnership with Honda starting in 2026.
$2000
After competing under the guises of Alfa Romeo and various other names, this Swiss-based outfit began a transition phase toward becoming the Audi factory team.
The Circuits
$400
Despite being nicknamed Mickey Mouse due to its tight, twisty, and low-speed nature, this track hosted the first F1 race behind the Iron Curtain in 1986.
$800
This figure-eight track is the only circuit on the current calendar to be designed by John Hugenholtz and is owned by a major Japanese automaker.
$1200
Located on an artificial island in the Saint Lawrence River, this track honors a legendary Canadian driver and is known for the infamous Wall of Champions at its final turn.
$1600
Situated in the Parelheiros district, this anti-clockwise layout is famous for its bumpy surface, high altitude, and the Senna S corner complex.
$2000
Constructed specifically for Formula 1 in Texas, this counter-clockwise circuit features a steep uphill sprint into a wide-radius first turn that challenges braking zones.
How Racing Works
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Designers utilize this dense material to reach the FIA-mandated minimum car weight and to fine-tune the center of gravity.
$800
This term refers to the innermost point of a turn where a driver clips the curb to minimize the travel distance through a corner.
$1200
This handling characteristic occurs when the front tires lose grip during a corner, causing the vehicle to travel a wider path than the driver intended.
$1600
This phenomenon happens when the rear of the car loses traction and swings outward, often requiring the driver to make a counter-steering input to maintain control.
$2000
In this restricted area, teams are prohibited from modifying their vehicles or adjusting aerodynamic setups between qualifying and the start of the race.
F1 Culture
$400
This exclusive hospitality service offers wealthy fans luxury dining and premier trackside views at Grand Prix events.
$800
Introduced as a mandatory cockpit safety feature in 2018, this titanium structure is designed to shield a driver's head from impact.
$1200
While the term is common in American motorsport, in Formula 1 it is sometimes colloquially used to describe the exceptionally long, flat straightaways found on newer street circuits.
$1600
This historical organization of teams represented the interests of privateer owners during the political power struggles of the 1970s and 80s.
$2000
This complex set of commercial and governance contracts between the FIA, the commercial rights holder, and the teams dictates how the sport is run and how revenues are distributed.
Records & Firsts
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In 1950, this Italian driver secured the inaugural Formula 1 World Championship title by winning the season-opening race at Silverstone.
$800
This race was included in the Formula 1 World Championship calendar from 1950 to 1960 despite few regular F1 teams traveling to participate in it.
$1200
Hosting the very first round of the World Championship in 1950, this historic airfield circuit remains a cornerstone of the sport.
$1600
In 1963, this Scottish driver set a then-record by winning seven out of the ten races held in a single season to secure his first world title.
$2000
This driver achieved a rare feat in 1952 and 1953 by winning nine consecutive championship races, a record for total wins in a single streak that stood for decades.
Final Jeopardy · Speed & Glory
This trio of races — Monaco, Indianapolis 500, and Le Mans — is informally called motorsport's 'Triple Crown,' and only this driver has won all three.
