It’s predictions-o’clock! Name the Singapore GP pole sitter and podium

25th September 2009, 16:00 by Keith Collantine 66 Comments »

Who will be on top this weekend? Make your predictions below

Who will be on top this weekend? Make your predictions below

Just four rounds left in the ultra-close F1 Fanatic predictions championship.

Join in with hundreds of players by predicting who you think will take pole position at Singapore, and who will be the top three finishers in the race.

The prizes

First place prize

  • An original F1 painting by Rob Ijbema
  • Five F1 DVDs from Duke Video: “Formula One 1970: The uncrowned champion”, “Formula Villeneuve: A tribute to Gilles Villeneuve”, “The World’s Greatest F1 Cars”, “Champion: Hill” and “Nine Days in Summer”
  • £60 to spend on F1 merchandise at Onpole.com

3x Runners-up prizes

  • Copies of “Lotus Goes Turbo” DVDs from Duke Video
  • £30 to spend on F1 merchandise at Onpole.com

Here’s how the game works:

1. Predictions have to be made before the beginning of final practice on Saturday.
2. Only one set of predictions per person.
3. You have to predict (a) Who will be on pole position and (b) What the top three finishers (three different drivers) will be.
4. Players score:
a. ten points for correctly guessing the pole sitter
b. ten points for naming one of the top three in their correct position, 25 for naming two of the top three and 50 for naming the whole top three correctly
c. five points for correctly naming any other driver in the top three (but not in the correct position)
5. Predictions must be entered as described below and either posted in a comment below or emailled to competition-at-f1fanatic.co.uk
6. Whoever scores the most points over the 15 races from round three (China) to 17 (Abu Dhabi) wins the grand prize.
7. In the event of a tie the winner will be determined by who picked to most race winners correctly, then second places finishers and so on.
8. In the event of a dispute the editor’s decision is final.

See the current predictions championship scores

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NB. Update – Clarification: For the purposes of the competition the pole sitter is the driver who starts the original race from pole position. The race classification is that issued by the FIA.