Singapore Grand Prix

Graded

Race Winner Prediction

4.940 km lap length19 cornersHigh overtaking difficulty

Race date October 11, 2026 · generated Oct 11, 2026, 7:21 PM UTC · rain scenario weighted at 20%

Predicted vs. Actual

Predicted winner

ANT (24.6%)

Actual winner

VER (missed)

Podium hits

3 / 3

Brier score (win)

0.0313

The model gave the actual winner (VER) a 24.3% chance beforehand. Predicted live, before the race. See the track record page for the model's accuracy across every graded race.

Our model: 0.0313 · Grid-based baseline (always pick the polesitter): 0.0000 (baseline beats the model this time — lower is better)

Predicted vs. actual finishing position, every driver

Green, right — finished better than the model expected (underrated). Red, left — finished worse (overrated). Sorted by size of the miss.

Win Probability — Top 10

Error bars show ± 1 standard deviation of win probability across batches of the Monte Carlo simulation — how much this estimate would wobble on a re-run, not a formal confidence interval.

Full Prediction Table

Click a row to see what drove that driver's score.

PosDriverTeamWin %Podium %Points %Exp. PosActual
1▸ANTMercedes24.6% ± 0.5%59%97.2%3.633
2▸VERRed Bull24.3% ± 0.6%59%97.2%3.631
3▸LECFerrari17.3% ± 0.6%49.4%96.1%4.22
4▸HAMFerrari9.9% ± 0.4%34.6%92.9%5.226
5▸RUSMercedes8.9% ± 0.4%31.7%91.7%5.59
6▸NORMcLaren8.4% ± 0.5%30.8%91.5%5.564
7▸PIAMcLaren2.6% ± 0.1%12.7%78.2%7.785
8▸LAWRB F1 Team1.3% ± 0.2%6.7%64.5%9.37
9▸GASAlpine F1 Team0.7% ± 0.1%3.6%50.1%10.7211
10▸LINRB F1 Team0.7% ± 0.1%4%52.9%10.4415
11▸HADRed Bull0.4% ± 0.1%2.6%46.3%11.0510
12▸HULAudi0.2% ± 0.1%1%22%13.828
13▸BORAudi0.2% ± 0.1%1%23.9%13.5422
14▸COLAlpine F1 Team0.2% ± 0.1%1.6%32.2%12.5321
15▸SAIWilliams0.1%0.4%10%15.9114
16▸OCOHaas F1 Team0.1% ± 0.1%0.5%13.7%15.1513
17▸BEAHaas F1 Team0.1%0.8%19.1%14.2512
18▸ALOAston Martin0.1%0.4%11.4%15.5516
19▸ALBWilliams0%0.1%3.1%18.2818
20▸STRAston Martin0%0.1%2.2%18.8420
21▸PERCadillac F1 Team0%0.1%2%18.9517
22▸BOTCadillac F1 Team0%0%1.8%19.1619

Methodology

Each driver's simulated race pace is sampled from a distribution weighted by qualifying pace percentile, top-speed ranking, season championship standings, historical finishing position at this circuit, tire degradation, and pit-stop delta. The simulation runs 100,000 times, with 20% of runs treated as a wet-race scenario (estimated from this circuit's own rainfall history).

This circuit's weighting — Singapore Grand Prix: overtaking difficulty High, downforce dependency High, tire severity Medium. Higher overtaking difficulty shifts weight toward grid position; lower downforce dependency shifts weight toward straight-line top speed; higher tire severity shifts weight toward tire-degradation management. See circuit_profiles.py for every circuit's numbers and how they translate into weights.