Unofficial fan draft game
Crossed chequered racing flags

1-2

Draft the ultimate all-time racing team.

Spin the wheel. Draft drivers, staff and tyres from real constructor-seasons. Can you finish 1-2 in every race?

35
Constructor-Seasons
8
Roles to fill
1967–2026
Eras
What is 1-2?

A motorsport draft game and dream-team builder

1-2 is a free racing draft game where you assemble an all-time team sheet from real constructor-seasons spanning 1967 to 2026 — from Jim Clark's Lotus to Verstappen's Red Bull and beyond.

Spin the wheel to land on a real team and season, draft one asset from that squad — a driver, the team principal, a technical director, race strategy, the pit crew or even the tyre supplier — and fill your eight-role team sheet one pick at a time. Mix modern superstars with legends of the 70s, 80s, 90s and 2000s to build a grid-topping line-up.

Once your team sheet is complete, simulate a full 21-race season and watch it unfold race by race. The dream is the hardest result in the sport: a 1-2 finish — both your cars first and second — in every single round. Inspired by 82-0.com and 38-0.app, 1-2 turns the history of the pinnacle of motorsport into a game built for debates, what-ifs and discovering just how strong your dream team really is.

How to play

Four steps to your dream team

1

Spin the wheel

Each spin lands on a real constructor from a specific season, with its drivers, staff and tyres.

2

Draft an asset

Take one person or item from that squad and slot them into an open, eligible role on your sheet.

3

Build your team sheet

Repeat until all eight roles are filled — two drivers, a reserve, principal, technical, strategy, pit and tyres.

4

Simulate the season

Play out all 21 races and chase the impossible: a 1-2 finish in every round.

Popular challenges

Set yourself a goal

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is 1-2?

1-2 is a free, fan-made motorsport draft game. You spin a wheel that lands on a real constructor-season, draft one asset from that squad, build an eight-role team sheet, then simulate a 21-race season to see how your dream team performs.

How do you play 1-2?

Choose a team livery, then spin the wheel. Each spin gives you one constructor-season; pick a single asset from it and place it into an open role. Keep spinning and picking until every role is filled, then run the season. There's an unlimited "Spin again" if a spin has nothing you can use.

Which teams and drivers are included?

35 constructor-seasons from 1967 to 2026 — championship-winning giants like Ferrari 2004, McLaren 1988, Williams 1992, Mercedes 2020 and Red Bull 2023, alongside classic backmarkers like Minardi, Forti, Arrows and Marussia. Each carries real drivers plus its principal, technical director, race strategy, pit crew and tyre supplier.

Is 1-2 free to play?

Yes. 1-2 is completely free, with no sign-up, no accounts and nothing to install — it runs entirely in your browser.

Is 1-2 an official game?

No. 1-2 is an independent, fan-made game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by any motorsport series, governing body, team or driver. All names and data are used for informational and editorial purposes only.

Where do the ratings come from?

Driver ratings reflect that driver's real performance in that season. Staff, crew and tyre ratings are editorial — our own curated judgement — so older teams tend to rank lower on pit-stop speed, for example. They're meant to spark debate, not to be definitive.

Why is it called 1-2?

A "1-2" is when a single team's two cars finish first and second in a race. The whole goal of the game is to build a team strong enough to score a 1-2 in every round of the season.

Is a perfect 1-2 season actually possible?

Yes — but it's rare by design. Even the strongest team you can assemble lands a 1-2 in roughly nine of every ten races, so stringing all 21 together takes a great squad and a slice of luck. That's the chase.

Can you build the perfect team?

Draft your line-up, simulate the season, and see whether your team can do the impossible: a 1-2 in every race.

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