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F1 Night

Race a Formula 1 car on a full-motion simulator.

The week after every Grand Prix, drive the same track in an F1 car and race other drivers at World of Racing in Phoenix, Tustin and Pasadena. Practice, qualifying and two races, on Wednesday evenings.

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In-sim view: a Formula 1 car at Miami on a World of Racing simulator
When
Wednesday evenings
Format
Practice, qualifying, 2 races
Per driver
From $89
Where
Phoenix, Tustin and Pasadena

Upcoming F1 Nights

$99 on a Pro sim, $89 on an eSports sim, per driver. Pick a date to book seats for yourself and your friends.

How the night runs

In-sim view: a 2022 Formula 1 car at Suzuka

Everyone drives the same Formula 1 car on the track of that weekend's Grand Prix. Your host runs the sessions and the leaderboard; you drive.

  1. Practice

    Learn the car and the track of that weekend's Grand Prix. Your laps are timed from the first one.

  2. Qualifying

    Set your fastest lap. The grid for the first race lines up by pace.

  3. Two races

    Wheel to wheel with the rest of the field, every driver on one live leaderboard.

The races stream live on Twitch, so friends and family can watch from anywhere.

Is F1 Night for you?

F1 cars are fast and unforgiving, and this is a real race against other drivers. We recommend some sim racing experience first. New to sim racing? Book a regular session: we start you in a slower car and work you up to F1.

Pro sim rig with a 4-axis motion base and three screens

Pro sim · $99 a night

  • 4-axis motion: you feel the rear step out and the front push wide
  • Three 48 inch screens
eSports sim rig with a 3-axis motion base and a widescreen

eSports sim · $89 a night

  • 3-axis motion, smooth and easy to read
  • One 57 inch widescreen

New to sim racing? Start here

F1 cars are hard to drive. Start with a regular session: we put you in a beginner-friendly car, tune the assists to your level, and you race your friends or our AI. Come back for F1 Night once you have the feel.

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F1 Night questions

Where can I drive an F1 simulator near me?
World of Racing has full-motion racing simulators in Tustin, Pasadena and Phoenix. F1 Night is our Formula 1 race night for drivers with some sim racing experience. New to sim racing? Start with a regular session.
What is F1 Night?
A group race night in Formula 1 cars, on the same track as that weekend's Grand Prix. The night runs practice, qualifying and two races, with every driver on one live leaderboard. The races stream live on Twitch.
When is F1 Night?
F1 Night runs on Wednesdays in the week after a Grand Prix weekend, at Phoenix, Tustin and Pasadena. Each venue's time is listed with its dates. Weeks without a Grand Prix have no F1 Night.
How much does F1 Night cost?
$99 on a Pro sim, $89 on an eSports sim, per driver per night. Included with a Speed Pass and the Pro, Racer, Ultimate, VIP Racer, and WOR VIP memberships: members claim their seat free on the dashboard.
Do I need racing experience?
We recommend it. F1 cars are fast and unforgiving, and F1 Night is a real race against other drivers. New to sim racing? Book a regular session first: we start you in a beginner-friendly car and you build up from there.
What is the difference between a Pro and an eSports sim?
The Pro sim has 4-axis motion and three 48 inch screens, so you feel the car slide under you. The eSports sim has 3-axis motion and one 57 inch widescreen. Both race in the same session.
Can I bring friends?
Yes. Book a seat for yourself and seats for your friends in one checkout, each on a Pro or an eSports sim.

See you on the grid

Pick your F1 Night

Members: F1 Night may be included with your plan. See memberships