Prediction Center
A data-driven finishing-order forecast for the next race — built from recent form and circuit history, not vibes.
Next Race
Austrian Grand Prix
Austria · Friday, June 26, 2026
39%
model confidence
UsingRecent formCircuit history
Predicted Finishing Order
1
HAM
Ferrari
66221
P1–P42
VER
Red Bull
8534
P1–P53
ANT
Mercedes
111116
P1–P74
NOR
McLaren
523
P1–P75
RUS
Mercedes
44122
P2–P86
PIA
McLaren
231155
P3–P97
LEC
Ferrari
38415
P4–P108
LAW
RB F1 Team
9768
P4–P129
GAS
Alpine F1 Team
7837
P5–P1310
HAD
Red Bull
12546
P6–P1411
SAI
Williams
15991612
P7–P1512
BOR
Audi
1312131111
P8–P1613
LIN
RB F1 Team
141479
P8–P1814
OCO
Haas F1 Team
101314913
P10–P1815
PER
Cadillac F1 Team
17161514
P11–P1916
HUL
Audi
111213
P11–P2117
ALB
Williams
20108
P12–P2218
BEA
Haas F1 Team
111017
P13–P2219
COL
Alpine F1 Team
16761410
P14–P2220
ALO
Aston Martin
181510
P15–P2221
BOT
Cadillac F1 Team
191816
P16–P2222
STR
Aston Martin
1715
P17–P22What Drives This Prediction
Recent Form63%
Average finishing position over the last 5 races this season
Circuit History37%
Average finish at this venue in recent seasons
Accuracy Track Record
79%
Avg accuracy
79%
Last 5 races
79%
Best
1
Races graded
Barcelona Grand Prix
Spain · 17 drivers
How it works
Each driver is scored from up to four signals: recent finishing form, history at this circuit, practice pace, and — once qualifying runs — the provisional grid. The forecast sharpens through the weekend as stronger signals arrive: practice pace is folded in after the Friday/Saturday running, and the grid takes over as the dominant factor once qualifying is done. Weights rebalance per driver so a missing signal never unfairly sinks anyone. The model is transparent and rule-based — the same inputs always produce the same forecast.
Predictions are a bit of fun, not betting advice. F1 races are chaotic by design.