Fantasy Auto Racing
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Fantasy Auto Racing is a game where fantasy owner assembles a team that competes against other teams based on the statistical performance of the individual owner's choice of drivers, constructors and components. Usually teams are made up from a specific area of motorsport such as Formula One, NASCAR, etc.
[edit] Typical rules
(Note that different fantasy auto racing sites have different scoring rules.)
The participant chooses two drivers, two cars and a tire manufacturer within a fixed budget. Furthermore, a pitstop strategy can be chosen for each race.
Points are then awarded depending on drivers', constructors' and tyre manufacturer's performances. Drivers must complete the race to gain points from the race. Points from the cars are shared between the drivers.
- +10 pts for the correct pitstop strategy
- +2 pts for every car finishing in the top ten using the tire manufacturer chosen
- +8 to +3.5 pts for the first 8 qualifying grid position
- +10 to +1 pts for the first 8 race position
- +10 pts for completing race
- +5 pts for fastest lap.
- +2 pts per place gained from grid position.
- -1 pt per place lost from grid position.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- F1 Team Manager
- SportsBlurb NASCAR
- Nascar Fantasy Pool Managers
- FantasyDope.com Fantasy NASCAR News
- Yahoo! Sports Fantasy Auto Racing
- Reality F1
- Fox Fantasy Auto Racing
- NASCAR Fantasy racing
- Wallbanger Fantasy Racing
- Fantasy Formula 1
- YourFantasyTeamSucks Fantasy NASCAR
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