Fun F1 stuff for your Note II
We all fancy ourselves as undiscovered driving talent, and what better way to confirm or dispel such notions than by playing a Formula One racing game. By far the best of which is Red Bull Augmented Racing Reloaded, which puts you behind the wheel of a 2011 RB7, for free. A must whether or not you follow Red Bull Racing.
You can show off your encyclopaedic knowledge of all matters Formula One by downloading Champion F1 Quiz (Tune Systems, Free). Plus there's even a free F1 widget that counts down to the next race. And you can bling up your GALAXY Note II in an F1 stylee by visiting the mobile version of the official F1 site (http://mobile.formula1.com/), heading to Galleries and selecting a race, at which point you'll be able to download a wealth of images to use as wallpaper.
Fantasy F1 on your mobile
Given that fantasy Formula One games are probably second only in popularity to fantasy football ones, it's a tad surprising that nobody makes a credible fantasy F1 app.
So you'll have to hit the web if you fancy being a virtual team boss. There are a bewildering number of fantasy F1 sites, and it can be tricky to tell which are the best, although scrutinising their rules and formats offers the best indication . Sky Sports Fantasy Formula 1 has the stamp of officialdom. Fantasy League F1 is perennially popular, and ProFantasy F1 has some interesting twists, like first-corner mini-leagues. Fantasy F1 League spices things up by inviting you to predict the top 10 for each race.
Hopefully, that you should set you up to enjoy a fine new Formula One season on your GALAXY Note II.
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