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Draft a car and two drivers.
Win every race. Go 24-0.
Spin for an era, draft a Formula 1 chassis, two drivers and a team principal, then simulate all 24 races. A Grand Prix is won if either of your cars finishes first. No driver has ever won a whole season — can you? Free, no account, no download.
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How it works
Spin for an era
Each round spins a decade of F1 history — the 1950s through the 2020s — and hands you a small pool of real cars or drivers from around that era.
Draft your team
One chassis, two drivers, and a team principal. Two cars means either of your drivers can win a race — so your second seat is a real decision, not an afterthought.
Survive all 24 races
Pace, reliability, strategy and pure chaos play out over a full 24-race calendar. Drop a single Grand Prix and the perfect run is gone.
What "24-0" actually means
24-0 is a free Formula 1 strategy game: spin for an era, draft a car, two drivers and a principal, and simulate a full 24-race season to see how far your package gets. The modern F1 calendar runs 24 Grands Prix, so a genuinely perfect season is 24-0 — win every single one.
That has never been done. No driver has ever won every race in a season, and no team has ever swept a calendar. The closest anyone has come in the modern era was Red Bull's 2023, winning 21 of 22 races, with Max Verstappen taking a record 19 wins. Michael Schumacher won 13 of 18 in 2004; Sebastian Vettel won 13 of 19 in 2013. Even those all-time dominant cars dropped races. See our breakdown of why 24-0 is nearly impossible.
Two cars, and either one can win
This is the mechanic the whole game is built around. You run two drivers, and a Grand Prix is a win if either of them finishes first. A strong second driver measurably raises your odds every single weekend, so drafting the second seat is a genuine strategic call — not the throwaway pick it is in most roster games. Our draft strategy guide breaks down how to value the car against the two seats.
The car matters most — but not equally in every era
In modern Formula 1 the machine decides most races; in the 1950s and 60s the driver mattered relatively more, and cars broke far more often. The simulation shifts that balance by era, so a dominant 2010s package and a fragile-but-brilliant 1960s one represent genuinely different routes to a perfect season. Our era guide covers what each decade rewards.
Guides
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What is 24-0?
A free browser game: spin for an era, draft a Formula 1 chassis, two drivers and a team principal, then simulate a full 24-race season. A Grand Prix is won if either of your two cars finishes first — so both driver picks matter. Win all 24 races and you have gone 24-0, a perfect season.
Why 24 races?
The modern Formula 1 calendar runs 24 Grands Prix (both the 2024 and 2025 seasons had 24 rounds). The game standardises on that length, so "24-0" always means the same thing: win every single race on the calendar.
Why do I draft two drivers?
Because a real F1 team runs two cars, and a race is won if either of them finishes first. A strong second driver genuinely raises your chances at every Grand Prix, which is why the number-two pick is not just filler — it is a real strategic decision.
Has any team actually gone 24-0?
No. No driver or team has ever won every race in a Formula 1 season. The closest anyone has come in the modern era was Red Bull winning 21 of 22 races in 2023, with Max Verstappen taking a record 19 wins. Even the most dominant cars in history lost the odd race to reliability, weather, or a rival, which is exactly what makes 24-0 so hard.
Is 24-0 free to play?
Yes, entirely free, with no account required to play, save progress, or submit to the leaderboard.
Do the driver and constructor names come from real F1 history?
Yes — driver and constructor names, and the ratings derived from them, come from open historical race records spanning 1950 to the present. The game stores names and derived numbers only. There are no team logos, car liveries, sponsor marks, or driver photographs anywhere.
What does the team principal do?
The principal is a light strategy modifier — a good one sharpens race strategy and car development. Principals are original, fictional strategic archetypes, not real people. The car and the two drivers still decide almost everything.
Is there a Daily Challenge and leaderboard?
Yes. Everyone who plays on the same day gets the exact same sequence of draft options, and you can submit your season result to a live, public leaderboard — no account required.
Can I replay a friend's exact draft?
Yes. Every run generates a shareable seed. Enter someone else's seed on the welcome screen and you will be put through the exact same sequence of draft options they had — make the same picks for a mirror match, or different picks for a real head-to-head.
24-0 is an independent, unofficial Formula 1 strategy game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by Formula 1, the FIA, any team, or any other "24-0" game. Driver and constructor names and derived ratings come from open historical race records and are used purely for informational and entertainment purposes. No F1, team, or sponsor logos, liveries, or driver images are used.