16 Positive User Reviews for GridRival
More IndyCar love!
GR looks to be doing exciting things with IndyCar fantasy and DFS options. Would love to see them expand on that but most importantly, come to Indiana! The home of IndyCar!
F1 At A Another Level
GridRival has taken my F1 weekends to another level. It makes the races way more exciting!
Thumbs Up!
My family very much enjoyed our first IndyCar season on the App. It has been great way to share our interest in IndyCar across three generations who live geographically separated by hundreds of miles. The support is prompt and to the point. We think these folks are doing great work.
More sports
Pick em more picks from soccer nfl and nba
Best app in fantasy motor racing
GridRival makes every F1 season so much more fun. This is the best fantasy game for F1 and motor sports by far, blows the native F1 game out of the water. GR understands season long fantasy leagues. Managing your team in a league of buddies is a ton of fun with strategy in contract length and picking mid field drivers when they are peaking, and nailing talent driver for 2x points. It is so much more than picking Verstappen to win, or this year one of the McClarin’s. This is the fantasy F1 game f
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My absolute favorite app to bet on.
DO NOT SPIN THE WHEEL
Spinning the wheel is a robbery. You will just spend $.75 every time you click the button. Avoid it completely
Fantastic App!
Gridrival app and experience is excellent. They have come along way! Keep going!
Great game
Many fans enjoy GridRival because it makes watching races even more fun — every practice lap, qualifying result, and race finish means something for your fantasy team. Users often say the app keeps them engaged throughout the season, gives them great tools to analyze drivers, and helps them compete in a way that feels rewarding and fresh.
Love It
This is the first year I played fantasy racing. By far the most fun I’ve had watching and following NASCAR and F1 as an adult. Shout out to The Race for advertising Grid Rival. The NASCAR fantasy game is much better than the official NASCAR fantasy game.
Fun way to enjoy F1
The GridRival app is a fun way to enjoy the F1 season. We have a league of coworkers and friends and we all like to trash talk each other before the race and sit and recap who did well and who chose the wrong lineup. As someone in the racing industry there is a certain realism with the amount of money to “spend” on drivers and teams for each event. Overall, the app is a great way to enjoy F1 with friends, is fun to play, and is realistic in its approach. I’m looking forward to other races and
Best F1 Fantasy Platform Yet
Of the few alternatives, this is the best setup for F1 fantasy. The app did have glitches on a few weeks and some built-in lineup rules that I disagreed with but had no power to change. But, updates throughout the season helped and announcements for more control to come is promising.
Fun Game, Well Run
Had a great time playing this game with friends this year! It added another layer of interest to our F1 Sundays, and the app never had any bugs or issues as we played. Looking forward to playing again in 2024
Fun, Detailed F1 Fantasy
This is a very solid fantasy app, with a very well thought out points system and economy. It may be a bit complicated at first but I especially appreciated the tutorials when I was getting started. I only started halfway through the 2023 F1 season, but it was a fun way to engage with friends. My only complaint is that the admin of the league doesn’t have much control. For example, if someone forgets to set their lineup, or forgot to star a driver, there’s no way to remedy that. I would like to s
Great for F1 beginners
Engaging with other F1 groups can enhance your overall viewing experience, providing valuable insights into mid and bottom-field battles that might be overlooked otherwise. It's a great approach to broaden your perspective on the sport.
1 Negative User Reviews for GridRival
The scoring is poorly thought out
I like the contracts aspect of the game as it presents more of a challenge than simple always picking the best drivers every weekend. But the scoring itself is borderline incomprehensible and too complicated.