Dumb question here, and I feel like I've asked before, so forgive the repetition if so but -- sprint doesn't change anything on how we put in predictions, right? It's just a different way of qualification and we still enter picks before Saturday to get the EB points?
As far as I know, Belgium sprint race is still as last time in Azerbaijan. So, for Belgium Grand prix, we need to submit our predictions after FP1 and before qualification (Friday):
Friday
FP1
submit predictions on Superbru
Qualifying for race
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Saturday
Qualifying for sprint race
Sprint race
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Sunday
Race
But we'll see for sure ahead of Belgium Grand prix if we'll have any changes.
I'm wondering if it's wise to go for a repeat of last time around, when Hammie got 2nd place. Am aware it's all different engines now and all that also, but odds are dropping all around behind Max, and Hamilton's still a podium fav only slightly behind Perez.
Difficult to say which teams are stong in Hungary. For a Top 3, we have RedBull, Mercedes and Ferrari in the mix but Alonso as well and McLaren could be strong here again, too, at least Lando Norris.
And of course Verstappen.
If Perez has a normal qualifying, RedBull should be set on the podium, so only 1 spot remains and for this one, many drivers are in the contest. Personally, I'll judge after all FP sessions.
Also, if Ricciardo's really being set up for RB, is he worth a top 10 in AT?
Even if Ricciardo gets quickly accustomed to his new team and being back in Formula 1, I believe Alpha Tauri is just not good enough, even with a well performing Ricciardo. Maybe he's very lucky in 1 or 2 races and can get some points from time to time but when he left McLaren recently, his performance was very bad compared to Norris. It'll be interesting to see him again and if he'll be able to beat Yuki. Yuki isn't bad as well.