Warming up the tyres…
Loading…The prediction board, as it looks on a race weekend: ten numbered slots, the first 5 filled with drivers you can drag into order, the next one open.
Warming up the tyres…
Loading…Round 13 · Italian Grand Prix · Lights out in
Predict the top 10 of every Grand Prix and go head-to-head with a machine-learning model — all season long. Bold calls score big. Safe ones don't.
The game
Every race weekend, predict the finishing order of the Grand Prix — free to edit until the lights go out on Sunday.
A machine-learning ensemble trained on eight seasons of Formula 1 locks its own top 10 after qualifying. Same race, same rules, no excuses.
Every correct call scores — and the less the model believed in your pick, the bigger the multiplier. Parroting the favourites won't cut it.
What a call is worthPlus: vote the Driver of the Day, pick your world champions before it's obvious, and settle it all in a private league with your friends.
The opponent
Then it reads off, for every driver, how often they finished in each position. That grid is the whole game: the model plays the top 10 that maximises its own score from it, and your rarity multiplier is read straight out of the same numbers.
See how it read the last raceThe last race · Round 12
Its ten picks, against the ten drivers who actually finished there. Nothing here is a mock-up — it is the entry it filed before the race, scored by the same rules as yours.
Model total
1 of 10 on the nose
38
Could you have done better?
The prediction board, as it looks on a race weekend: ten numbered slots, the first 5 filled with drivers you can drag into order, the next one open.
