Racerdle

Racerdle is one of the games on Driverdle, a small Formula 1 site that also runs Driverdle, where you guess a driver, and a driver quiz. In Racerdle the puzzle is a whole race rather than a person: a Grand Prix shown as its final classification table.

At the start you see only the finishing positions and the flag of each driver's nationality. You choose a circuit from a list, type a year and submit. The circuit is marked green or red, and the year green or with an arrow pointing to a later or earlier season. Each guess fills in more of the table: the first shows the laps each car completed, the second the constructors and the third the driver names. The board has five guess slots, although the rules box says four attempts.

The flags alone are a strong clue for a fan who knows the grids of each era: a run of German, Finnish and Brazilian finishers points to a different decade than a field led by Dutch and British drivers. The laps column then separates a full-distance race from one cut short, and the constructors narrow the season further.

The site says its games reset at 08:30 UTC, but the race is written into the page's code, and in October 2026 the same race was served for several days in a row. Racerdle suits Formula 1 followers who know the sport's history and like reading a results sheet. It is free, plays in the browser with no account and no ads, and your result can be shared as a row of coloured squares and arrows.