Check your Spanish GP Pit Wall Predictions Score

The 2025 Spanish Grand Prix was a tricky race for the team on track, and a tough one for the fans trying to predict it. Our Pit Wall Predictions, presented by Gulf, players had plenty to ponder as strategies evolved lap by lap.

With an early pair of enforced pit stops, a rare Safety Car intervention, and a late fastest lap, there were points on offer for the sharpest minds in our community. But this was no easy round – even The Strategist, our secretive Grove guru, found it tough going.

Here’s how it all played out on Pit Wall Predictions, presented by Gulf:

Lap 6 was the call after early front wing damage necessitated a stop – putting him firmly in the Lap 1-10 bracket. But hardly anyone saw it coming. Just 1% of players collected points here.

Another early one because of damage. Carlos boxed on Lap 9, making it two-for-two in the Lap 1-10 range. Only 2% of you made the right call here. No joy for The Strategist on either of the opening questions – a slow start.

A late mechanical issue for Kimi Antonelli brought out the race’s only Safety Car – the first SC in Spain since 2021. 45% of players were on the money.

Two stops for Alex before his early retirement from the race. 74% of players scored points here, and it was a first correct call for The Strategist – points on the board.

Three in total for Carlos – and barely anyone saw it coming. Just 1% of players picked the 3+ option.

Carlos recorded our fastest tour on Lap 65, putting the answer in the Lap 57–Finish bracket. 18% of players bagged the points, including The Strategist.

He pulled into the pits to retire whilst running on the Softs – 28% of you predicted these would be the tyres he ended his race on.

Same story for Carlos – but his red-walled Softs were fitted during the late Safety Car. 18% of fans anticipated the final stint push.

Not the finest showing for our Grove-based guru – but they weren’t alone. 34% of all players also ended the round on 10 points, making it the most common score of the weekend. The Strategist now had 140 points from nine rounds, how do you compare?

At the top of the table, four fans hit an impressive 6/8 (30 points) – the standout performance in a deceptively difficult round. Precision pit stop predictions and nailing that late fastest lap made all the difference.