Formula Lee 2019

The first race of the season was a lap of the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne Australia in the dry in a Mercedes and this is how the times looked

The Bahrain challenge was  in the dry again and the car for this race was the Toro Rosso. And the results looked like this:

The Chinese race was in the wet in a Ferrari and the timesheets came out like this

The challenge for Azerbaijan was a Force India in the dry and the leaderboard came out like this

The Spanish race was a lap of the Circuit de Catalunya in the wet in a McLaren (sorry) and this is the final leaderboard

For Monaco it’s back to dry racing and the car for this time was a RedBull. The times looked like this (although we haven’t got the XBox times yet, so this might change)

The challenge for Canada was a dry lap in Renault and thanks to Dropbox not saving the leaderboard  properly we’ve re-jigged the points so nobody that sent in an earlier time lost out after we did the results on the podcast, so the adjusted timeslooked like this

The France challenge was in the dry in a Toro Rosso and the leaderboard looked like this

Our last race on F1 2018 was a lap of the RedBull Ring in Austria in the wet and we went back to classic cars for one last time and once again the car of choice was the 2009 Championship winning Brawn. Here’s the leaderboard for the race

Our first race on the new F1 2019 game was a dry race at Silverstone and to try out the new features in the game the car for this one was the ART F2 car that won the 2018 championship for George Russell. Here’s how the leaderboard looked

Back to F1 cars for Germany and this time it was in the dry in a Ferrari.

For Hungary the challenge was a wet lap in a Toro Rosso. And the results came out like this

For the special Summer Break Race we’re had a classic car on a circuit that it didn’t race on. It’s a lap of Baku in the dry in the 2010 McLaren 2004 Ferrari (because Paul didn’t know that the original choice wasn’t in every version of the game). And the times came out like this

After the Summer break, we’re back to the F1 calendar and Belgium was a lap in the dry in a RedBull, it looks like a lot of the PS4 times from outside our top 20 didn’t get on the leaderboard, so you might need to start sending them through now!

The Italian Challenge for this year was in the wet in an Alfa Romeo and this is how the leaderboard looked

The Singapore race was in the dry and in a Ferrari and the leaderboard came out like this

Leaderboard for Russia

The Suzuka Challenge was in the wet in a Racing Point and the leaderboard came out like this

For Mexico it was back to dry racing and this time it was in a Renault.

For the US Grand Prix, what else but a Haas and it was another dry race.

The challenge for Brazil was an Alfa Romeo in the wet and this is how it played out

The last race of the season was in Abu Dhabi in the dry in a Mercedes and the cutoff and here’s the leaderboard

Championship standings after 20 races