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Pos	Participant	Points
1	1 Max V	1142
2	curley	1114
3	Slater Sn	1107
4	Prost!	1098
5	Chuck Calrissian	1079
6	RobM	1073
7	David D	1062
8	Jellybeanz	1050
9	Jody Scheckter	1048
10	=^._.^=	1034
11	Arun	1023
12	lightsOUT	1000
13	Kimi Haikunen	999
14	Pastor Maldonado	969
15	ManipulatedMan	963
16	Indocti Discant	947
17	EL SLATSO	935
18	sperry	911
19	Croken	571

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Round 23:

Qatar Grand Prix 30 Nov 2024, 8:00 AM PST

Round 24:

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

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Jody Scheckter (11 minutes ago) user activity →

Welcome to the 2024 Fantasy Formula 1 Season!

by Jody Scheckter at 5:10 pm, Nov 3 In what was one of the craziest and most unpredictable F1 races in a long time, Max Verstappen managed to convert a 17th place starting grid position into an improbable win at the Brazilian Grand Prix.

After a sprint race that mostly went to form, race qualifying was rained out on Saturday and pushed to early Sunday morning. However, weather conditions remained poor and qualifying was marred by five red flags when multiple drivers crashed out due to the slippery surface. Alex Albon's car was too damaged to be repaired in time for the race that was run only three hours later.

The race start itself was further affected by an off by Lance Stroll on the formation lap, which was just the first of many incidents that brought out yellow flags, virtual safety car and full safety car periods, and eventually a red flag. By that time Verstappen had worked his way through the field, into an Alpine sandwich between Pierre Gasly and Esteban Ocon, who had qualified 4th and was gifted the race lead when Lando Norris and George Russell mistimed a virtual safety car period and pitted just as it was ending.

After the restart, Verstappen soon made it past Ocon, and positions mostly stabilized from that point onward, with both Alpine drivers eventually standing on the podium. The final results were only confirmed after various incidents had been investigated after the race, with Mercedes and Norris receiving fines, as opposed to race penalties, for various breaches of rules.

The FF1 round win is shared by five participants: Chuck Calrissian, curley, David D, Prost! and Slater Sn, whose strategy to pick the top six in-form drivers will have yielded less points than they will have hoped, but closes the gap at the top of the standings nevertheless. Unusually, it should be noted, no participant picked one of the podium drivers, perhaps further accentuating the surprising result for Esteban Ocon.

1 Max V stays in first overall, but gives up 18 points on his lead, with curley and Slater Sn staying in second and third.

With picks getting scarce, we resume in three weeks with another back-to-back-to-back set of races in Las Vegas, Qatar and Abu Dhabi to end the season. Chances are it will not rain again, which might make picking drivers less stressful!

Live Event, Round 22:

Las Vegas Grand Prix 23 Nov
FORMULA 1 HEINEKEN SILVER LAS VEGAS GRAND PRIX 2024
Las Vegas, United States

Participant	Driver Picks
1 Max V	ALB	COL	GAS	HUL	MAG	OCO
curley	BOT	GAS	HUL	MAG	OCO	TSU
Slater Sn	ALB	GAS	HAM	HUL	MAG	PER
Prost!	COL	GAS	HAM	HUL	MAG	PER
Chuck Calrissian	GAS	HUL	LAW	MAG	PER	TSU
RobM	COL	GAS	HAM	HUL	MAG	RUS
David D	COL	GAS	HAM	HUL	MAG	RUS
Jellybeanz	ALB	COL	LEC	NOR	PER	TSU
Jody Scheckter	GAS	HAM	HUL	MAG	PER	RUS
=^._.^=	ALB	GAS	MAG	PER	RUS	TSU
Arun	ALO	GAS	HAM	MAG	PER	PIA
lightsOUT	ALB	COL	GAS	LAW	OCO	TSU
Kimi Haikunen	--	--	--	--	--	--
Pastor Maldonado	--	--	--	--	--	--
ManipulatedMan	ALB	GAS	HUL	PER	RUS	TSU
Indocti Discant	--	--	--	--	--	--
EL SLATSO	ALO	GAS	LAW	PER	STR	TSU
sperry	HAM	MAG	NOR	PER	PIA	RUS
Croken	--	--	--	--	--	--

GAS 13 (68.4%) MAG 11 (57.9%) PER 10 (52.6%) HUL 9 (47.4%) TSU 7 (36.8%) HAM 7 (36.8%) RUS 6 (31.6%) COL 6 (31.6%) ALB 6 (31.6%) LAW 3 (15.8%) OCO 3 (15.8%) ALO 2 (10.5%) NOR 2 (10.5%) PIA 2 (10.5%) STR 1 (5.3%) LEC 1 (5.3%) BOT 1 (5.3%) -- percentages are based on number of participants