F1DLE

About F1DLE

F1DLE is a set of daily Formula 1 guessing games on the web, with the same puzzles in a phone app called Fidle on iOS and Android. The App Store lists Skender Mustafa as the developer.

Driver Guess is the main game. You pick a driver and see how they compare with the answer on nationality, championships, whether they have won a race, whether they have a 2026 seat, whether they are alive and their debut year; you have six guesses. Car Guess and Track Guess each show a photo, of a car from any era or of a circuit, and give you three tries. The F1 Grid is a 3x3 board where each cell needs a driver who fits both its row and its column, such as Red Bull and debuted 2020 or later; each cell takes one guess, and eight or nine right counts as a win. Pit Wall lists a driver's finishing positions race by race for one season, and you have ten attempts to name both the driver and the year. Circuit Puzzle and Season Standings round out the set.

Puzzles are dated by day and are the same for everyone. After you finish, the game shows how many players solved that puzzle and keeps your streak, and you can share a result card.

It suits fans who know the sport's history as well as the current grid: the cars and pit wall seasons reach back decades. Because each mode is short, you can play one in a minute or work through all of them.

How to play F1DLE

1. Open Driver Guess, pick a driver from the list and compare the clue tiles with the mystery driver; you have six guesses.
2. In Car Guess and Track Guess, study the photo and name the car or the circuit in three tries.
3. In the F1 Grid, click a cell and name a driver who fits both its row and column; each cell gets one guess.
4. In Pit Wall, read the race-by-race results and guess the driver and the season within ten attempts.
5. Share your results and come back the next day for a new set.

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Tips

• In Driver Guess, a recent race winner with a current seat is a useful first guess: the yes or no tiles split the field quickly.
• For cars, look at the livery and the nose and wing shapes; they date a car to a few seasons.
• In the grid, save drivers who fit many categories for the hardest cells, since each cell gets one guess.
• In Pit Wall, a run of retirements or a sudden step up in results usually points to a team change or a well-known season.

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