What Scorewit F1 is
Scorewit F1 is a daily trivia challenge for Formula 1 fans. Each day, you get six questions covering drivers, teams, races, and the broader history of the sport. The same six questions are given to every player, and each answer is independently verified and sourced from F1DB data (CC BY), which covers every season since 1950. The puzzle follows a Wordle-style, spoiler-free format, so you can test your knowledge without any hints or reveals. It's free to play, requires no signup, and uses privacy-friendly, cookieless analytics. Note that Scorewit F1 is not affiliated with Formula 1 or the FIA.
How to play
Your goal is to answer all six daily questions correctly. Read each question, choose or enter your answer, and submit your responses to see your results. After submission, review the sourced explanations for each answer to understand the reasoning behind it. You can also explore the F1 history and stats links for additional context. A new puzzle is released each day, and the same questions are given to all players. The maximum score for a day is 600 points, and all answers are computed from F1DB data, which has been independently verified.
Tips
- Use the sourced explanations after each answer to deepen your understanding of F1 history and improve for future puzzles.
- Since all players receive the same questions, consider discussing answers with friends to compare knowledge and learn together.
- Take advantage of the F1 history and stats links to explore the data behind the questions and build context for upcoming days.
Common questions
How many questions are in each daily puzzle?
Each day presents six questions covering drivers, teams, races, and F1 history. All players receive the same set of questions.
Do I need to sign up or install anything to play?
No. Scorewit F1 is free to play directly in your web browser, and no account or installation is required.
What is the source of the answers?
Answers are computed from F1DB data (CC BY), which covers every season since 1950. Each answer is independently machine-verified and linked to its source for transparency.