FORMULA-STYLE / DEMO SERIES

One grid.
Every point.

A sprint. A race. A five-second penalty. See how one decision changes the standings.

Try the race controls
SOLSTICEDEMO CIRCUITSTART / FINISHSECTOR 02
4.2 km · fictional circuitIllustration, not live telemetry
08fictional drivers
04constructor teams
01clear classification
TRY THE CONTROLS

The timing desk

LOCAL DEMO
16 LAPS / CLASSIFICATION22:14.260
Race drivers standings, fictional local example
PosDriver / teamGapPts
01Maya ChenCinder RacingLEADER25
02Leo MoreauNorthstar+2.10018
03Amara OkaforVerdant+3.40015
04Nico CostaCinder Racing+6.20012
05Sofia ReyesNorthstar+8.90010
06Eli ParkSunward+11.2008
07Luca RossiVerdant+13.6006
08Ada NovakSunward+16.2004

Original finish order. Maya Chen leads.

Fictional full-points example. Constructor ties use the best finishing driver here. No data is saved.

BEYOND THIS SANDBOX

A result you can publish.

Run a series with event-specific rules, review a classification before publishing, and share driver or team standings. Official CSV exports preserve exact standings values and their source revision.

This example is fictional and unaffiliated with Formula 1. EasyChamp supports selected scoring and classification rules; it is not a complete FIA race-control or telemetry system.

REAL-WORLD REFERENCE CASES

Four weekends. Every result.

Explore Japan, China and Bahrain 2025, plus Belgium 2024: complete historical classifications, sprint and race points, disqualifications, constructor totals and official sources.

Read the historical racing report

FROM DEMO TO YOUR EVENT

Make it yours.

The exact path in EasyChamp Console. You need an organizer account and a league you manage.

  1. Create the competition

    In Console, create or select a league you manage. Choose Other when creating a racing league. Open Competitions → New competition, choose that league, then Continue. Enter a descriptive name and start date.

  2. Choose the scoring

    Open the competition’s Leaderboard tab. Under Create stage, select the scoring preset Formula 1 2026 scoring and classification, or use Club points race for custom scoring. Choose Public visibility for a public example.

  3. Add teams, then drivers

    Add constructor entries with Competing as → Team. Then add drivers with Competing as → Individual, selecting their Team classification. Only the driver entries compete in the race event.

  4. Set up the event

    Create an event with a name, type Race, and round number. Select the drivers and deselect constructor entries. Use Race configuration → Override stage race rules to choose Race, Sprint, Qualifying, or Time trial. Time penalties require time-based ordering, such as Laps, then adjusted elapsed time.

  5. Review the classification

    Enter statuses and laps, crossing order or elapsed milliseconds. Formula race/sprint scoring also needs Scheduled laps, Leader laps at the finish and Consecutive green laps. Choose Preview classification and points → Save draft → Publish results.

  6. Publish and share

    Publish the parent competition as well as its results. A Public stage can then appear on the public page. Switch Classification → Teams for constructors. Download the official event or standings CSV when you need the saved figures.

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