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12. You have to post your predictions using the exact username you used to sign up. If an admin changes it, fine, but that’s it. If you get banned, you're out—no new bets allowed. Your old ones still count just like everyone else's, and yeah, you still lose a joker for that round. One exception: if you're banned, you can still respond to a bet by reporting a post from your banned account. A moderator will then pass your response along to the thread. Either way, you're losing that joker whether you reply or not.
13. We go by whatever the FIA puts out immediately after the race—either what you see on the TV broadcast or the first unofficial, uncorrected results on the official website. Once those are out, we aren't looking at any later corrections from the FIA. Same goes for DNFs; we look at those initial FIA results to see who officially dropped out. Per FIA rules, a driver is considered to have retired if they complete less than 90% of the race distance. The total number of laps is whatever the FIA decides via their standard or emergency rulings.
14. If the FIA or a team makes a call after you've placed your bet that helps or hurts you, you can't change your bet just because of that. Likewise, if an FIA decision screws over your opponent after you've picked your top 5 favorites, you can't change your picks then either. If you already know about an FIA or team decision before you place your bet, you better factor that in. This includes drivers who have been officially announced as not racing; don't bet on them. If you do, there will be sanctions, which basically means handing the win and max points to your opponent.
15. Here’s how the F1 Super League standings will be filled for next year:
1. F1 Super League champion
2. F1 championship winner
3. 1st Tournament F1 winner
4. 2nd Tournament F1 winner
5. Overall Exact Position Trophy winner
6. F1 championship team winner (higher score)
7. F1 championship team winner (lower score)
8. F1 Super League runner-up
9. F1 championship runner-up
10. 1st Tournament F1 finalist
11. 2nd Tournament F1 finalist
12. 3rd place in F1 championship
13. F1 championship Exact Position Trophy winner
14. 3rd place in F1 Super League
15. 3rd place in 1st Tournament F1
16. 3rd place in 2nd Tournament F1
17. Tournament Exact Position Trophy winner
18. 4th place in F1 championship
19. 4th place in 1st Tournament F1
20. 4th place in 2nd Tournament F1
21. 2nd place in overall Exact Position Trophy
22. 5th place in F1 championship
23. 5th place in 1st Tournament F1
24. 5th place in 2nd Tournament F1
Between teammates, the one with more points takes the higher spot.
The guy who finishes dead last in the F1 Super League loses 5 spots in next year's priority list for every competition he placed in this season. The guy in second-to-last place loses 3 spots, but only applied to his best ranking in other competitions.
16. These rules kick in once they're posted in the Super League thread. They can be updated through special amendments only if it becomes obvious that changes are needed to keep things running smoothly.
If some weird situation pops up that isn't covered in these rules, the Manager makes the call. If the moderators think the Manager's decision is bad, they can overturn it by majority vote.
13. We go by whatever the FIA puts out immediately after the race—either what you see on the TV broadcast or the first unofficial, uncorrected results on the official website. Once those are out, we aren't looking at any later corrections from the FIA. Same goes for DNFs; we look at those initial FIA results to see who officially dropped out. Per FIA rules, a driver is considered to have retired if they complete less than 90% of the race distance. The total number of laps is whatever the FIA decides via their standard or emergency rulings.
14. If the FIA or a team makes a call after you've placed your bet that helps or hurts you, you can't change your bet just because of that. Likewise, if an FIA decision screws over your opponent after you've picked your top 5 favorites, you can't change your picks then either. If you already know about an FIA or team decision before you place your bet, you better factor that in. This includes drivers who have been officially announced as not racing; don't bet on them. If you do, there will be sanctions, which basically means handing the win and max points to your opponent.
15. Here’s how the F1 Super League standings will be filled for next year:
1. F1 Super League champion
2. F1 championship winner
3. 1st Tournament F1 winner
4. 2nd Tournament F1 winner
5. Overall Exact Position Trophy winner
6. F1 championship team winner (higher score)
7. F1 championship team winner (lower score)
8. F1 Super League runner-up
9. F1 championship runner-up
10. 1st Tournament F1 finalist
11. 2nd Tournament F1 finalist
12. 3rd place in F1 championship
13. F1 championship Exact Position Trophy winner
14. 3rd place in F1 Super League
15. 3rd place in 1st Tournament F1
16. 3rd place in 2nd Tournament F1
17. Tournament Exact Position Trophy winner
18. 4th place in F1 championship
19. 4th place in 1st Tournament F1
20. 4th place in 2nd Tournament F1
21. 2nd place in overall Exact Position Trophy
22. 5th place in F1 championship
23. 5th place in 1st Tournament F1
24. 5th place in 2nd Tournament F1
Between teammates, the one with more points takes the higher spot.
The guy who finishes dead last in the F1 Super League loses 5 spots in next year's priority list for every competition he placed in this season. The guy in second-to-last place loses 3 spots, but only applied to his best ranking in other competitions.
16. These rules kick in once they're posted in the Super League thread. They can be updated through special amendments only if it becomes obvious that changes are needed to keep things running smoothly.
If some weird situation pops up that isn't covered in these rules, the Manager makes the call. If the moderators think the Manager's decision is bad, they can overturn it by majority vote.





















