CHAMPIONSHIP MODE
All 24 rounds, back to back. No waiting for tomorrow: take the flag, and the next grid is ready. Your points build into a full title fight against the 22 drivers.
One complete 24-race championship, played at your own pace.
Every championship, as many seasons as you like. One payment.
The daily race is always free. Passes are saved in this browser: copy your save code in Settings to move a pass to another device.
MELBOURNE
Albert Park · Australia
- LAPS
- 58
- CONDITIONS
- DAY
- FIELD
- 23
PICK YOUR TEAM
HOW A RACE WEEKEND WORKS
One question sets your grid slot. The rarer your answer, the closer to pole you start.
Seven questions: the start, an overtake, a pit stop, a defence, a twist, its fallout and the final laps.
Obvious answers leave you a sitting duck. Deep cuts set purple sectors and gain places.
Points for the top ten, trophies for the podium, and a 24-race championship against the grid.
| # | DRIVER | TEAM | WINS | PTS |
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CALENDAR
Shown on the timing tower, in the standings and on your copied result. Your three-letter code is made from it.
Your season lives in this browser. Copy your save code somewhere safe; on a new phone or after clearing your browser, paste it below to bring everything back.
About Lights Out
What is Lights Out?
Lights Out is a free daily F1 trivia game. Every day there is a new race at a real circuit: you answer one question to qualify, then seven more during the race, and your answers decide where you finish.
How does rarity work?
Correct answers that fewer players would give count for more. An obvious answer keeps you where you are, while a deep cut sets a purple sector and gains places.
Is Lights Out free?
Yes. The daily race is free to play in any web browser, with no download or account needed.
Is Lights Out an official Formula 1 game?
No. Lights Out is an unofficial fan game and is not affiliated with Formula 1, the FIA or any team or driver.
Unofficial fan game. Not affiliated with Formula 1, the FIA or any team or driver. Answer percentages are the game's own estimates, not polls of real fans.