Ai Assessment
2.9
A relatively processional contest at the front led to a low assessment score for overall race excitement. Max Verstappen controlled proceedings to lead another Red Bull one-two finish, leaving much of the intrigue to midfield strategy battles.
Team Variety
10.0
Six different constructors finished inside the top ten points positions in Jeddah. Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren, Aston Martin, Mercedes, and Haas all claimed points, showing broad team representation at the top end of the order.
Overtakes Top10
6.0
The top ten positions accounted for 22 overtakes during the grand prix. Moves from drivers battling up through the points positions provided steady wheel-to-wheel action behind the race leader.
Overtakes Total
6.8
Across the entire field, 54 total passes were completed on the high-speed street circuit. Long straight sections and multiple DRS zones encouraged plenty of position changes throughout the 50-lap distance.
Top3 Gap
3.5
Max Verstappen took victory with a 13.643-second gap over teammate Sergio Perez at the checkered flag. Charles Leclerc finished a further five seconds back in third place to complete the podium.
Race Interruptions
2.5
A single Safety Car deployment provided the only major neutralisation of the race on lap seven. The pause was required to clear Lance Stroll's Aston Martin after he hit the barrier at Turn 22.
Unique Tyre Compounds
5.0
Pirelli provided a standard range of dry tyre options for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend. Teams relied almost exclusively on the hard and medium compounds to complete the race distance.
Dnf Factor
4.0
Only two cars failed to finish the race in Jeddah. Pierre Gasly was forced to retire on the opening lap due to a gearbox problem, while Lance Stroll eliminated himself on lap six after clipping the wall.
Grid Chaos
2.1
The grid saw relatively modest position shuffling compared to qualifying order. F1 debutant Oliver Bearman provided one of the main gains on the day, driving from eleventh on the grid to finish seventh.
Tyre Strategy Variety
2.5
Strategic options quickly narrowed when the early Safety Car prompted the majority of the field to pit for hard tyres on lap seven. Only a few runners, including Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton, chose to stay out and extend their opening stints.
Rain Factor
0.0
Completely dry conditions greeted the drivers under the floodlights in Jeddah, leaving rain with no impact on the race.
