Fantasy Tournament F1 2011

A FREE Formula 1 game with F1 and/or other good prize stuff for winning each race in 2011.

There is also an overall prize at the end.

Just pick 2 drivers and 2 cars for each race and decide upon your user/team name.

Site sponsors and Fantasy F1 component customers welcome.We are registered under the data protection act, and all details given will remain solely for their specified use. Address details are only used to ensure that Prizes can be sent out without endless e-mail hunts for contestants!

Please contact us if you are interested in sponsoring the Fantasy F1 2012 game.

If you would like to purchase the Fantasy Tournament F1 Component for 2012 (click graymoose.com for details). It is designed to be native for Joomla 1.5/1.6/1.7 and has translations in German, Spanish, Dutch, English, French, Italian and Portugese.If active you may Login (on left) as demo user demo/demo to see Team Selection!

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Indian/Abu Dhabi/Brazilian/Grand Prix Seaon Wrap-Up

It was nice to see Hamilton and Webber both win after Vettel's inaugural win in India.

Hamilton was bested by his team mate Button for the first time in his F1 career.

The top 5 drivers all had at least 1 win this season. Let's hope Vettel has a fight on his hands to take a hat-trick title in 2012.

We have an outright winner for India - congratulations to splott (subject to review as this team somehow has 3 drivers!). We also have an outright winner for Abu Dhabi - congratulations to Dom_Sutcliffe. We have joint winners for Brazil in naine and Nik1 so we'll be kind and send prizes to both as Dubai was cancelled this year. DVD Prizes will be on their way shortly. Apologies for the backlog.

We have an outright overall winner for 2012 - congratulations to Rattlehead. 2011 Season Review DVD will be on its way shortly.

Next race is in 2012 (if we're back). Please sponsor us and/or donate towards our costs via the donate button. Thanks for your support in 2011 and maybe before too!

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Japanese and Korean Grand Prix

Vettel and Red Bull wrapped up both titles with clinical style.

We have an outright winner again for Japan - congratulations to THC. We also have an outright winner for Korea - congratulations to Harshavardhan_Shatamraj. Prizes will be on their way shortly.

Next race is the inaugural Indian Grand Prix this weekend.

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