Gridle
Guess the mystery Formula 1 driver in 8 tries. Each guess reveals how close you are — green is a match, amber is close, and ▲▼ tell you higher or lower.
How the hints work
What is Gridle?
Gridle is a free daily Formula 1 guessing game: identify the mystery F1 driver in eight tries. After each guess you are told how close you were on team, nationality, age, car number, career wins and debut season — so every guess narrows the field. A new driver is set each day and everyone plays the same one; an endless mode gives you unlimited random drivers when you want more.
How to play
- Type any current or recent Formula 1 driver and submit it as your first guess.
- Read the hints. Green means an exact match, amber means close, and an arrow tells you whether the answer's value is higher or lower than your guess.
- Use what each row rules out. If the team is wrong but the nationality is green, every driver of that nationality is still in play.
- You have eight tries. Share your result grid without spoiling the answer, or open the archive to replay past days.
Questions
Is Gridle free?
Yes. Gridle is free to play, with no account required. A new puzzle appears every day.
How many guesses do I get?
Eight. Each guess returns hints on team, nationality, age, car number, career wins and debut season.
Which drivers can be the answer?
Drivers from the current Formula 1 grid and recent seasons, so the answer is always someone a regular viewer would know.
Can I play more than once a day?
Yes — endless mode gives unlimited random drivers, and the archive lets you play previous days' puzzles.
Who makes Gridle?
It is built by TELOS, a Formula 1 telemetry analytics platform, and uses the same driver data as the rest of the site.