MCP tools for FIFA World Cup 2026 football, Formula 1, and IPL cricket — sims, strategy, fantasy.
[](#use-the-hosted-sportiq--no-install--works-on-claudeai-web--chatgpt) MCP server exposing AI-callable tools across FIFA World Cup 2026 football, Formula 1, and IPL cricket. SportIQ running live in Claude and ChatGPT — Monte Carlo World Cup bracket, F1 pit strategy, and Dream11 optimisation, each backed by a visible MCP tool call. (full 1-min demo) Three flagship intelligence tools sit on top of…
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[](#use-the-hosted-sportiq--no-install--works-on-claudeai-web--chatgpt) MCP server exposing AI-callable tools across FIFA World Cup 2026 football, Formula 1, and IPL cricket. SportIQ running live in Claude and ChatGPT — Monte Carlo World Cup bracket, F1 pit strategy, and Dream11 optimisation, each backed by a visible MCP tool call. (full 1-min demo) Three flagship intelligence tools sit on top of raw-data primitives: — Monte Carlo with Poisson xG projects World Cup qualification probabilities.…
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