PWP: Did you win big in Monte Carlo?

Although this year's Monaco GP saw the top 10 stay in position all race long, it was anything but predictable for players of Pit Wall Predictions, presented by Gulf.

A low-scoring round saw 15 players secure the top marks of 25 points from this weekend, with no one reaching 30 or higher.

What was your score, and was it enough to beat The Strategist in Monte Carlo? Find out below!

The early red flag meant that many drivers, including Alex, never made a pit stop in the race.

Just five players from the thousands of players called this with 'No stop made' as their answer, and The Strategist wasn't one of them.

Logan was one of the few to try a late-race pit stop, coming in for medium compound Pirellis on Lap 57 to make Lap 31+ the correct answer.

Another low-scoring question, as 3.2% chose this answer, but not The Strategist.

The debris from the Lap 1 crash meant the race was stopped rather than run under Safety Car conditions, and we never had a slowdown after the restart.

Zero was the correct choice, as 22.2% thought it would be, but another incorrect answer by The Strategist, who went for 'one'.

No Safety Car and no Virtual Safety Car featured in this year's Monaco race.

The Strategist finally gets off the ground, and 35.8% of players scored five points here, too.

It was the only 50-50 question in this race's Pit Wall Predictions, presented by Gulf, but still caught the majority out.

43.5% thought we'd have a Monte Carlo red flag, while The Strategist was in the 56.5% who chose 'No'.

Another low-scoring question here, with most players thinking Laps 21-40 would be the fastest portion of the race.

Logan set our fastest effort, a 1:15.525, on Lap 62, to land 12.6% of players some points, including The Strategist, who also went for 'Between Lap 61-Finish'.

Alex didn't pit after the red flag period and went to the flag on his hard tyres.

This was something that 31% of you predicted, but not The Strategist, who chose mediums.

With 48.2% choosing medium tyres as Logan's race-finishing compound, this was the highest-scoring question of the week.

The Strategist was correct here, too, to rescue a few more points in this tough round.

The Strategist's Score: 3/8 – Considering how low many players' scores were, 15 points isn't too bad for The Strategist, especially as 10 was the most common tally in Monaco. They sit on 155 points after eight rounds.