GeoGrandPrix

About GeoGrandPrix

GeoGrandPrix mixes Formula 1 trivia with map guessing. Every answer is a place: a circuit, a team base, the town where something in the sport's history happened. You read the question, find the spot on a satellite globe and tap to drop a pin. The closer the pin lands, the more points you earn, up to 100 per question.

The nine questions come in three sets of three, labelled Q1, Q2 and Q3 like a qualifying session, and each set is harder than the one before. You have 30 seconds per question, and a clock adds up your total time, so when two players finish on the same score the faster one ranks higher. Finished rounds go on a public Championship table, and you can pick a name to race friends in a Private Championship. Free Practice rounds let you warm up without touching your score.

A new set of questions arrives at midnight UK time. Missing one day a week does not break your streak. The game is free in the browser with no download, and no account is needed to play; adding an email keeps your scores across devices. It suits F1 fans who know the calendar and want to test whether they know where the races actually are.

How to play GeoGrandPrix

1. Read the question for the first round, Q1.
2. Find the place on the globe and tap to drop a pin within 30 seconds.
3. Confirm the pin and see how far off you were and the points you scored.
4. Play through Q2 and Q3, where the questions get harder.
5. Share your score or compare it on the Championship table.

Tips

• Learn where the current calendar's circuits sit; many answers are near them.
• Speed counts only for ties, so use the time to zoom in rather than guessing fast.
• Use Free Practice to get used to the globe before the day's round; it does not count.
• The streak survives one missed day a week, so a busy day does not cost it.

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