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F1 Fantasy League 2025 Season

Started by Cadence , Mar 11 2025 14:14

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#1 Cadence

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Posted 11 March 2025 - 14:14

Oh yea, oh yea, oh yea.. Come one, come all to this seasons F1 Fantasy League.

Time to put your extensive F1 opinions to the test and see how you rank against your fellow RC posters.

This is a Public league, but accessible by invitation only.

League Name: Autosport RC

League Link: https://fantasy.form...oin/P2ISKPCIR02

League Code: P2ISKPCIR02

Last year we had 19 participants. Lets see if we can do better this year.

See you out there!

Edited by Cadence, 11 March 2025 - 14:20.

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#2 Chick0

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Posted 12 March 2025 - 02:53

In :clap:

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#3 Albertino

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Posted 12 March 2025 - 04:15

Joined!

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#4 cjm321190

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Posted 12 March 2025 - 10:17

How do we search the league as i cannot find it on the lists.

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#5 cjm321190

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Posted 12 March 2025 - 10:18

Joined

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#6 jonpollak

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Posted 12 March 2025 - 11:02

https://gridrival.com/
Search
Atlas-Autosport

Jp

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#7 Cadence

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Posted 13 March 2025 - 19:04

Wow!

Up to 37 teams so far. :up:

BTW, you can enter up to 3 teams each in this league.

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#8 Sammyed

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Posted 13 March 2025 - 23:14

Oh good

I was expecting this in the games forums for days LOL, and it was here all the time.

The algorithm has changed this year for budget purposes. It would take the last 3 races ave, not sure. Here a excerpt from the F1 Fantasy Tools Discord:

Seen some comments say that the race 3 example is incorrect. It actually isn't, apart from how the numbers are rounded up/down. The algorithm really is this terrible.

This is the full clarification:

"There have been some further developments and a cleaner function was found so some thresholds have changed, but fundamentally you are correct.

The simplest way to put the latest clean version into words is: `price_change_metric of an asset = sum of their 3 latest scores divided by 3, divided their current price` -> (SUM / 3) / PRICE

This price_change_metric is then placed in the 0.2 < 0.3 < 0.4 range to get the actual price change for terrible, poor, good and great.

The first 2 races are different because they always divide by 3 instead of by 1 for the first race and 2 for the second. By dividing by 3 for those races, it’s as if they are including a race -1 and race 0 where all the assets scored 0.

To look at your PIA example:

0.4 = (SUM / 3) / 23

0.4*23 = SUM / 3

SUM = 0.4*23*3

SUM = 27.6

Since this sum can be earned over 3 races, PIA needs 9.2 points per race on average.

The reason why you get those comments is because they just can’t fathom that the algorithm would be so terrible - and we can’t blame them honestly. It’s the main reason we feel it’s likely it’ll be different on Sunday."