Every Grand Prix. One office winner.
Start an F1 pool in your Slack channel. Your coworkers pick pole, the podium and fastest lap before qualifying, and the bot scores the race and posts Monday's recap.
Google Chat🏎️ Race weekend. Build your podium.
Round 15 · Dutch Grand Prix
Race: Sun 1:00 PM UTC
Locks at qualifying: Sat 2:00 PM UTC
Pick pole, the podium in order, and fastest lap. The whole card locks together - no edits.
1 pt pole · 1 per podium driver · +1 exact position · +2 full podium · 1 fastest lap · 10 max
How F1 scores
Ten points maximum per race. The whole card locks at the first qualifying session. No sprint predictions, so every race weekend asks the same five simple questions. Scoring settles the moment the race does; the channel gets the weekend's points and the season table on Monday morning.
One install, separate pools
Run F1 on its own or alongside another game.
F1 runs in its own channel beside your football pool, with its own picks and its own standings - one install and the same player profiles.
Either way the channel stays quiet at the weekend. The reveal - the results, who called them, and the table that came out of it - lands on the first working morning after the round.
See plans and pricing →Start free
Free for 5 players. Upgrade when the office wants in.
No card and no trial clock. Install, then run /f1 in the channel you want the pool in - in Google Chat it is the setup command in Google Chat's slash-command menu. Your first prediction cards arrive automatically when the competition's season begins.
F1 questions, answered before you install.
What does an F1 predictor league at work involve?
How is a race scored?
When does the office hear the result?
Can we run it alongside a football pool?
Your office has opinions.
Put them on the table.
Install it free, choose your channel and see whether your coworkers get into it before you pay anything.
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