It was another competitive round of Pit Wall Predictions, presented by Gulf, as Formula 1's stop in Barcelona saw impressive point hauls for many players.
Two managed to secure Pit Wall Perfection, while the largest share of players scored 25 points.
What was your score, and did you do enough to beat The Strategist in Spain? Find out below!
Find out your results
See how you fared against other fans in the latest round of Pit Wall Predictions, presented by Gulf.
Q1: On what lap will Alex make his first stop?
Alex’s first stop came on Lap 18 putting him just inside the option of Lap 11-20. This was good news for 80% of players who called this correctly.
The Strategist was also spot on, giving them a solid start to the round.
Q2: On which lap will Logan make his first stop?
Logan pulled in on Lap 14, placing him comfortably in the Lap 11-20 category.
75% of players saw this coming, including The Strategist.
Q3: How many full Safety Car periods will there be?
There were no full Safety Car periods at the 2024 Spanish Grand Prix, which 37% of players predicted.
Our Grove Guru had another point-scoring answer here, making them a perfect three for three thus far.
Q4: How many pit stops will Alex make throughout the race?
Albono made two stops that 81% of players, including The Strategist, saw coming in Spain.
Q5: How many pit stops will Logan make throughout the race?
It was likewise for Logan, who pulled in twice on race day.
Another majority of 75%, along with The Strategist, made the correct call here.
Q6: When will our fastest lap of the race be recorded?
Alex clocked our fastest effort of 1:19.132 on Lap 45 at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, helping 46% of PWP players land five points.
And for the first time this round, The Strategist was wrong, as they instead opted for Lap 57-Finish.
Q7: Which tyre will Alex end his race on?
Our No23 ended the day on softs, which a minority of 12% predicted, but not The Strategist.
Q8: Which tyre will Logan end his race on?
Logan crossed the finish line at the 2024 Spanish GP on the white-walled rubber.
39% of players correctly made this call. However, The Strategist did not, making for a poor end to their PWP weekend.
The Strategist’s Score: 5/8 – The Strategist recovered well from a low-scoring PWP round in Montreal, which is crucial as we look ahead to the second race of this triple header in Europe. They currently find themselves joint-fourth on 190 points.
Heading the field is one player with 210 points after 10 rounds – will they keep their lead as Formula 1 heads to Austria?
TOP FIVE:
POINTS
PLAYERS
210
1 player
200
2 players
195
2 players
190
6 players (inc. The Strategist)
185
9 players
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