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# Fantasy F1

## <mark style="color:yellow;">Basic Rules and Team Selection</mark>

* You must select 5 drivers when picking your Fantasy F1 team without exceeding your budget of 100.0.
* You may select drivers from the same F1 Team.
* You must assign a driver captain, whose score will be doubled.
* The order in which you pick your drivers will not affect your score.
* You can make unlimited changes to your team prior to the contest deadline.

## <mark style="color:yellow;">Types of Contests</mark>

There is only one type of F1 contest on FantasyGo: F1 Grand Prix contests.

Note that contests only take place over the final race and not during qualifying or practice races.

## <mark style="color:yellow;">Featured Leagues</mark>

* FIA Formula One World Championship

## <mark style="color:yellow;">Cancelled Races</mark>

* If a race is cancelled, the contest will be void and all entries will be refunded.

Note: If a race is suspended or postponed and not completed by 9am the following day, the race will be deemed as cancelled.


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