Ai Assessment
1.7
The AI assessment resulted in a low score of 1.71 out of 10, reflecting a processional Grand Prix with limited action at the front. The race settled into a predictable rhythm after the early safety car restart.
Top3 Gap
9.0
Sergio Perez secured victory just 2.137 seconds ahead of Red Bull teammate Max Verstappen. Charles Leclerc rounded out the podium in third place, finishing over 21 seconds behind the winning Red Bull.
Team Variety
7.5
Six different constructors were represented in the top ten positions. Red Bull took a dominant one-two finish, with Ferrari, Aston Martin, Mercedes, McLaren, and AlphaTauri also scoring points.
Race Interruptions
2.5
The race saw only one major interruption, a lap 11 Safety Car deployment after Nyck de Vries struck the wall and stranded his car. The neutralisation proved crucial, as it allowed Sergio Perez to pit and take the lead from Max Verstappen.
Unique Tyre Compounds
5.0
Pirelli provided three slick dry compounds for the weekend, but the race was dominated by the Medium and Hard tyres. Soft tyres were only briefly used late in the race by a few drivers making late pit stops.
Dnf Factor
4.0
Two drivers failed to reach the chequered flag in Baku. Nyck de Vries retired after clipping the wall early on, while Zhou Guanyu was brought into the garage later in the race due to a mechanical issue.
Overtakes Top10
2.7
Overtaking within the top ten was hard to come by, with only 10 passes completed among the points positions. A shortened DRS zone along the main straight made it particularly difficult for drivers to pull off moves.
Overtakes Total
3.3
The Grand Prix generated 26 total overtakes across the entire field. Heavy aerodynamic wake and reduced DRS activation lengths heavily restricted passing opportunities throughout the 51 laps.
Tyre Strategy Variety
2.5
Strategy options were largely identical across the grid, with nearly all drivers running a simple Medium-to-Hard one-stop strategy. Pit-lane starters Esteban Ocon and Nico Hulkenberg ran alternative long opening stints on Hard tyres, but the lack of a late safety car prevented any tactical surprises.
Grid Chaos
1.3
Grid chaos scored a low 1.27 out of 10 as the start of the race proceeded relatively smoothly. Pole-sitter Charles Leclerc led cleanly through Turn 1 without major opening-lap incidents disrupting the order.
Rain Factor
0.0
Dry weather prevailed throughout the entire race session in Baku. As a result, rain played no role in the event, leaving the track completely dry.
