F1 Breaks Are Here: Sell the Whole Grid
— Breaker Labs
F1 card breaks have been the fastest-growing corner of the hobby for two years, and until tonight your board couldn't run one. You tracked drivers in chat, ran the sheet off-screen, and the stream never saw the grid.
Now the grid is the board.
Two ways to sell it
Pick F1 when you create a Team Tracker and the next question is the one you'd ask anyway — how are you selling it?
Driver Break puts every driver on the board — name and photo on each tile, in team sets so the grid reads like the paddock. Constructor Break sells the whole team as one spot: both drivers ride with it.
Pick the grid that matches your product
Breaks follow the card checklist, not the calendar — so you choose the grid at creation. The 2025 Grid matches everything on shelves today: Tsunoda in the Red Bull, Kick Sauber, twenty drivers. The 2026 Grid is ready for next season's product the day it drops: Hadjar in the senior Red Bull seat, rookie Arvid Lindblad, Audi's works era, and Cadillac's debut pair of Pérez and Bottas — twenty-two drivers, eleven teams.
Ripping 2025 Topps Chrome? Pick 2025. First case of 2026 product? The new grid is one click away.
F2 & F3 field spots
Most real F1 breaks sell two extra spots — any card of any F2 driver goes to the F2 Field holder, same for F3. It's a checkbox at creation, on by default, and the field tiles sit on the board like everything else. Your footer counts DRIVERS LEFT, because that's what's actually being sold.
Constructor tiles, your way
Constructor Breaks come with a Tile artwork choice: the cars — full 2026-livery side profiles — or the team logos, the actual marks in colour. Pick at creation, or flip it any time from the editor's Style tab. Sold spots stay sold; it's purely a look.
Takeovers built for racing
Six new takeover animations ship with the F1 wave, built for the moment a spot sells: Lights Out, Pit Stop, Chequered Flag, DRS Overtake, Purple Sector, and Podium P1.
Here's a driver being picked live — the tile sells, the lights build, and the board hands the moment to the driver:
Three different takeovers, top to bottom: Lights Out builds a five-light gantry, cuts to black, and launches the sold driver through the speed lines. Chequered Flag sweeps the whole board under the flag and reveals the driver behind it. Podium P1 rises the sold spot onto a gold plinth under the confetti. Wheel-gun flashes, DRS chips and a fastest-lap purple wash cover the other three — the drama your break already has, on the stream where it belongs.
They're part of the Pro takeover suite, and they work on every board — your MLB break can take the chequered flag too.
Three new card styles
The same wave brings Carbon, Chrome, and Neon to the Pro card styles — carbon-fibre weave with a team-colour chassis line, brushed metal with a specular sweep, and a team-colour glow that dies when the card sells. Carbon on an F1 board is exactly what you think it is.
Everything else carries over
Your colours, typography, milestone moments, chase cards, top teams, sound effects, the ticker — an F1 board is a Team Tracker, so the whole toolkit applies. Drive it from the Stream Command Center, add it to OBS with one click, run it from your phone or iPad.
F1 boards are available on every plan — including your trial, because trials get everything.