In 1976 James Hunt and Nikki Lauda were competing in a neck-and-neck challenge for the Formula 1 motor racing championship – as immortalised in the brilliant film “Rush”.

 

1976 Formula One takes you right back to that era, when you can race those terrific racing cars in your own high tension racing game.

 

A fast-paced, no dice game for 1 to 8 players.

 

Unlike most motor racing games, 1976 Formula One does not use dice – whether you win or lose is entirely down to your skill in managing your vehicle, your speed, your braking and your fuel.

 

 

You can learn to play in about 3 minutes, and setup time is about another 3 minutes, so you'll be on the starting grid before you know it.

  

Although the rules are simple, they allow for all the strategic and tactical decisions you can think of.  If you can win the race it is down to your skill.

 

As befits a racing game turns are very fast, every player is allowed a maximum of 5 seconds to make their turn.  A typical race will take around 20 minutes.