Formula 1 launches “Higher or Lower” game for 2027 Grand Prix ticket chance

Formula 1 has announced a new fan game, “Higher or Lower,” giving supporters a chance to win Grand Prix tickets to a race of their choosing in 2027. The promotion asks players to predict whether each driver’s total career points are higher or lower based on the drivers’ points totals across their Formula 1 careers to date.

The game is being promoted alongside the 2026 season’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix at the Baku City Circuit, with Formula 1 noting that the event’s street-circuit character demands “precision and courage” from drivers. Formula 1 also highlights the importance of accuracy when making predictions, stating that “every top-10 finish counts,” and that Sprint outcomes are also part of the points picture when assessing career totals.

According to the announcement, the “Higher or Lower” game is powered by Formula 1’s Global AI Partner, AWS. Formula 1 says the system will place players into a draw for tickets automatically after they submit their predictions, with fans selecting a Grand Prix race of their choosing within the 2027 calendar.

Formula 1’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix context is used in the announcement as part of its ongoing 2026 coverage, but the “Higher or Lower” competition itself is separate from on-track results. The promotion does not provide qualifying, Sprint, or race classification information in the release.

The competition’s core mechanics focus on player predictions about career points totals, rather than any single session at Baku. Fans are therefore being asked to identify which drivers have accumulated higher or lower total career points so far, with the promise of ticket entries to select a 2027 Grand Prix.

Formula 1’s release was published on 24 September 2026. No specific draw date or ticket-collection timeframe is stated in the provided announcement, and no additional details on participating drivers’ exact points totals are included in the source text.

Written by Vancouver Television Sports Desk