PWP: Check your Imola results here

It was a difficult round for Pit Wall Predictions, presented by Gulf, as Formula 1's trip to Imola saw low points hauls for plenty of players.

No one managed the perfect 40-point score from Northern Italy’s showing, though five of you got close by taking home an excellent 30.

See how you measured up against the competition - and The Strategist - below!

Alex’s first stop came on Lap 8, slotting him in at the first option of Lap 1-10. A strong start for the 3.4% of players that chose the early option, while our Grove Guru just missed out.

Logan pulled into the pits much later than Albono on Lap 31, making the Lap 31+ category the correct choice for question two.

Only 1.8% of players picked up points here. The Strategist incorrectly opted for Laps 11-20.

It was a day of clean racing in Imola with zero safety cars to show for, something which 9.7% of PWP players saw coming.

The Strategist opted for one, meaning they are still yet to post their first points on the board.

Albono took his FW46 into the pits ahead of Logan in Imola.

The result made for the first majority win of the quiz as 67.5% went with our No23, including The Strategist.

Alex’s longest stint came in at 23 laps, falling into the 21-30 laps category.

46.3% foresaw the run, but not The Strategist, who went for 31+ laps.

Sarge's longest stint was 31 laps, which 19.9% of players, including our resident guru, correctly predicted.

It was a day that ended on the mediums for Alex.

It was good news for 62.8% of players, who chose the winning points option here, but not for, The Strategist.

Logan also finished the race on his set of medium tyres, which 50.9% of you managed to predict, while The Strategist opted for the hards selection.

The Strategist’s Score: 2/8 – It was a difficult week for The Strategist and many others with 10 points proving the most popular score, but a quick turnaround to Monaco means a chance to bounce back.

Our resident guru sits alongside 10 players on 140 points after Imola, though one stands alone at the top with an impressive 150 points to catch.