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F1 fans can participate in a new game to predict which drivers outperform their teammates in Qualifying. Successful participants will enter a draw for tickets to a 2027 race of their choice.
As the 2026 Formula 1 season revs up for the Bahrain Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia, fans have a unique opportunity to engage with the sport beyond just watching the races. The circuit, returning to the F1 calendar for the first time since 2017, promises an exciting weekend filled with challenging conditions. But while drivers tackle the heat and humidity, you can dive into the action with a new game that could land you Grand Prix tickets for 2027.
The game, dubbed 'Higher or Lower', invites fans to predict which drivers have outqualified their teammates more often this season. Powered by F1's global AI partner, AWS, this game not only tests your knowledge but also enters you into a draw for a chance to win tickets to a 2027 Grand Prix of your choice. It’s a simple concept: decide if a driver has more or fewer superior Qualifying results compared to their teammate, based on head-to-head data from the current season.
For those who fancy themselves as F1 insiders, this is a chance to prove your mettle. Do you know who’s been consistently outperforming their garage mate and who’s still struggling to find their Qualifying groove? If you think you have the answers, play 'Higher or Lower' and see if luck and knowledge can combine to score you a prize.
Meanwhile, signing up for F1 Unlocked offers even more perks. It's a free membership that provides exclusive access to curated content, VIP experiences, and various member benefits. So, whether you’re a seasoned fan or new to the sport, these extras are sure to enhance your F1 experience.
To participate, just sign in or register if you haven’t already. It's a straightforward process, and once you're in, you're all set to play and possibly win. This interactive challenge is a perfect way to engage with F1 while waiting for the engines to roar this weekend in Malaysia.