F1 is back this weekend and, with it, comes the return of F1 Fantasy.

With Max Verstappen dominating proceedings in the real world, not having him in your fantasy team from the very start of the campaign has likely proven to be rather detrimental to your team but, fortunately, if you're lagging behind at this point in the year you still have a saving grace - the F1 All To Play For mini-league.

As the second part of the 2023 campaign begins with the Dutch Grand Prix weekend, followed by rounds in Italy, Singapore, Japan, and more, there's an opportunity to wipe the slate clean with your fantasy team and still make, at least part of, the season memorable for all the right reasons - even if you got off to a shocker in the first part of the year.

F1 Fantasy has launched ‘All To Play For’ which will run from Zandvoort to Abu Dhabi at the end of this season, and will be acting as a league starting from mid-way through the season until the end, with everyone who is in it starting from 0 - how some of the teams would like that feature in real life!

What luck, then, that we've put together a quick guide to some of the stats from the game so far, to help you get off to a flying start in the second part of the season (hopefully!)

Driver with most points: Max Verstappen (565)

Most picked driver: Fernando Alonso (77%)

Most overtakes: Kevin Magnussen and Zhou Guanyu (70)

The driver who has been transferred in the most: Pierre Gasly

The driver who has been transferred out the most: Lance Stroll

Constructor with most points: Red Bull (1085)

Constructor transferred in most: McLaren

Constructor transferred out most: Aston Martin

Find more stats here: https://fantasy.formula1.com/en/statistics

How does F1 Fantasy work?

Points are awarded/deducted based on a Driver/Constructor’s performance at a Grand Prix. You pick five drivers and two constructors to make up your team and it has to be under the 100m cost cap.

Qualifying Result

Constructors will score the combined total of their two drivers in qualifying, and for the following:

Sprint

Constructors will score the combined total of their two drivers in the Sprint, as listed above.

Grand Prix

Constructors will score the combined total of their two drivers in the Race as listed above, with the exception of the Driver Of The Day bonus.

Constructors will also score points for the following:

A single constructor may score up to 18 points by recording the 3 fastest pitstop times in the race.

Team Management

Join the All To Play For League for a chance to win prizes such as 2024 Grand Prix tickets. This league runs from the Dutch GP through to the end of the season and you can find out more here!