F2 Points Calculator

Predict each round

The 21 drivers for 2026 are listed as cards at the top, coloured by team. Below them is a grid with one column for each session and one row for each position. Each round has three columns: qualifying, the sprint and the feature race, which makes 42 columns from Melbourne in March to Abu Dhabi in December.

To predict a result, drag a driver onto a position. You can also click a driver and then click a position, which is how it works on a phone. The points follow the F2 system:

• Qualifying: 2 points for pole position.
• Sprint race: 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 for the top eight.
• Feature race: 25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1 for the top ten.

Fill the grid faster

Right-clicking a driver in the grid opens a menu to copy them, remove them, or repeat them in the same position for every remaining session of the season. Right-clicking an empty position lets you paste the copied driver or place one of the current top five. Clear All removes every prediction, and Reset does the same from the toolbar.

Standings and charts

The drivers’ and teams’ standings are on the left and update after every change. Each row shows how many places the driver moved and the points they gained from the change you just made. The Charts tab shows each driver’s and each team’s points total after every session.

Compared with the F1 calculator

The F2 calculator uses the same drag-and-drop grid as the F1 Points Calculator, with a qualifying column added for pole points. It covers the 2026 season only and uses one points system. It has no accounts, and predictions are not saved, so they are cleared when you reload the page. The calculator does not include official 2026 results, so every session starts empty.

The F2 menu next to the title has a link to the F1 calculator. On a phone, the grid and the standings are on separate tabs at the bottom of the screen.