Formula1.com launched a Higher or Lower game that doubles as a sweepstakes for 2027 Grand Prix tickets — including the three US races. The premise: predict whether each driver's average finish position in 2026 is higher or lower than the previous driver's. Play, and you're entered to win tickets to any race on next year's calendar.
The game runs on AWS AI and arrives as Kimi Antonelli closes in on his first world title. It's a low-friction engagement play from F1's digital team — one click, and the prize is a paddock trip to Miami, Austin, or Vegas.
The mechanic rewards anyone who's been paying attention to 2026 form. Antonelli's average finish sits near the top; knowing who's had the consistency to match him — or the wreckage to fall short — is the edge. Win, and you're picking your race for 2027 from the full slate.
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