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Draft Game
F1 Redraft
All 11 real teams wipe their lineups and redraft from scratch. Pick a team, then take turns with 10 CPU rivals for the same 35-driver pool — every pick you make is a driver nobody else can have. Once every seat is filled, the new grid races a real season.
F1 Redraft is a free game where all 11 real F1 constructors wipe their driver lineups and redraft from scratch, snake-draft style — inspired by "ultimate redraft" formats in other sports. You draft for one real team of your choice; the other 10 are CPU-controlled and pick automatically from the same shared pool. Once every team has its 2 drivers, the new lineups race a real season using the site's own Monte Carlo engine, producing full final Drivers' and Constructors' standings.
It's a 2-round snake draft — 22 total picks, since every F1 team runs 2 cars. Round 1 goes from the weakest real current team to the strongest (standard draft-parity order); round 2 reverses that exact order, so whoever picked last in round 1 picks first in round 2. Every driver you pick is gone for everyone else — that scarcity is the whole game.
35 current-era drivers: every driver with a real 2026 race seat, plus recently-active and reserve names from the last few seasons. It's deliberately not an all-time historical pool — that's what What If Simulator and F1-0 are for. Redraft is about the current grid, reshuffled.
The real current season's calendar, and each real team's current relative car strength — the same inputs behind the site's other Monte Carlo simulations. Drivers without a live 2026 seat are rated on their career Elo instead. Your drafted lineup then races the actual 2026 calendar from round 1.