gptm.nl
A paid Formula 1 fantasy team-management game for Grand Prix fans and their friends or colleagues
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About gptm.nl
GP Teammanager is an online Formula 1 fantasy game. Players build a virtual team of two drivers, a chassis and an engine, then earn points based on real Grand Prix results and race predictions.
Players pay €6 to take part for the season. The game lets users create or join private leagues with friends or colleagues and offers a quiz with prizes.
Product: A season-long Formula 1 fantasy game with team selection, race and season predictions, private leagues, and a quiz.
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