PWP: 13 players score top marks in Spain

The 2023 Spanish Grand Prix was a race that lacked attrition – no retirements, no safety car periods and not a single yellow flag.

As a result, Pit Wall Predictions, presented by Gulf, saw one of its highest-scoring rounds to date, with over half of all players picking up at least 20 points.

A massive congratulations must go to the 13 players who scored full marks this weekend, earning themselves the prestigious Pit Wall Perfection badge in the process.

At the top of the leaderboard, we now have a three-way tie for P1, with a trio of hot-shot strategists all having 155 points to their name.

You can discover how you fared this weekend by clicking the link below. Read on to see how your answers compared to other PWP players and, of course, our insider, 'The Strategist'.

Alex started the Spanish GP on the soft compound and made his first stop at the end of Lap 16, placing him in the Lap 11-20 bracket.

A whopping 75% of you predicted this correctly, as did The Strategist who had a strong weekend in Barcelona.

Logan, starting from the pit lane on medium tyres, followed Alex just one lap later, also placing the American’s first stop in the Lap 11-20 window.

Fewer players scored five points here, but only slightly. 63% were correct, including The Strategist.

Albono was once again our first driver to stop, meaning our No23 has done so at five of the opening seven races.

Five more points went The Strategist’s way here, plus 62% of you playing along all across the globe.

Alex had been running in P10 for the vast majority of his in-lap and had he stayed there, just 4% would have been correct.

However, Lance Stroll got by our man at T13, just before the pit entry, meaning he was P11 when he pulled into the pit lane, subsequently handing 51% of players five points.

As Alex had only just been passed by Stroll, the gap between the two was very fine – 0.558s.

The Strategist kept up their streak here and 41% of PWP players were also correct.

This was where our good friend The Strategist dropped points for the first time in Spain.

Logan was 1.573s behind Yuki Tsunoda when he pulled in for a set of fresh boots, placing him into the second option bracket. 15% of players scored points on this question.

As previously mentioned, it was a quiet afternoon at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

There was no VSC period, which 37% called correctly, including The Strategist.

There had been three Safety Car periods across the last five races in Spain, but there was no need for it to appear this weekend.

This meant that 28% of players completed their scorecard with five points, but The Strategist was not one of them after they suggested it would make at least one appearance.

This was a much-needed strong result for our secretive insider, solidifying themselves just 20 points off the top. They currently rank P28 with 135 points and will be looking to build on that in Canada.