News

Status: Stable beta

We have released version 0.9.3 of Tiposi, introducing a new High Scores tab on the campaign dashboard to track player records.

This new tab displays all-time bests and streaks across the campaign, including:

• Highest Qualifying Points (Single GP)
• Qualifying Win Streak
• Pole Position Specialist (Season)
• Highest Race Points (Single GP)
• Race Win Streak
• Fastest Lap Specialist (Season)
• Podium Locks (Exact P1-P3)
• Top 10 Sweeper (Most in Top 10)
• Highest Weekend Points (Single GP)
• Weekend Win Streak
• Grid Master (Lowest Grid Offset)

Following a successful "Right of Review" petition by Alpine, the FIA has overturned the pitlane speeding penalties handed to Pierre Gasly during the Monaco Grand Prix. As a result, Gasly has been officially reinstated to his third-place finish.

The Monaco Grand Prix race results have been updated system-wide, and all user predictions and league leaderboards are being automatically re-scored accordingly.

Please be advised that the start time for the 2026 Miami Grand Prix has been moved up by 3 hours due to a forecast of inclement weather.

The new official start times are:

• 13:00 Local Time (Miami)
• 19:00 CET

The Tiposi database and automated scoring systems have been updated to reflect this change. Please ensure your predictions are submitted before the new start time.

Status: Stable beta

Quality of Life & UI Enhancements

Following up on our recent infrastructural and logic updates, we've deployed v0.9.2 to focus on user convenience and interface clarity for the race schedule.

Authentication & Navigation

• Persistent Sessions: Added a new "Remember Me" (Keep me logged in) option to the login page. This uses secure, hashed tokens to maintain your active session across browser restarts without requiring repeated logins.

• Customizable Home Page: A new configuration option allows you to set your primary campaign dashboard as your default landing page after logging in, bypassing the default global home screen. This setting can be accessed directly from the button next to your campaign name or via your Account settings.

UI/UX Improvements

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Formula 1 has officially announced that the Bahrain Grand Prix (April 10–12) and the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix (April 17–19) will not take place as scheduled this April. While no immediate substitutions have been named, the door remains open for these events to be rescheduled later in the season. For now, the 2026 calendar will see a five-week gap between the Japanese Grand Prix and the Miami Grand Prix in May.

The decision follows extensive consultations between the FIA and local promoters regarding the ongoing situation in the Middle East. Security concerns and logistical disruptions to air and maritime freight have made it impossible to proceed with the April dates. Stefano Domenicali, CEO of Formula 1, emphasized that the move was necessary given the current circumstances, adding, "We ...