Canadian F1 Grand Prix
During the F1 season you will see me pop up with the odd stat. This is based on the research I completed this year.
I’ve been waiting for Canadian Grand Prix to come around as this is one of the least predictable from an outcome viewpoint (putting aside all the vagaries already in F1 this year). The circuit has been described as a ‘street curcuit without the houses’.
If you look historically at the Canadian GP the top qualifier only ends up the winner 56% of the time. This is compared to a high of 88% across all circuits and an average of 71%. On average the top qualifier drops six places from start to the finish of the race. Rain looks a possibility and it’s always an important factor. The chance of an accident more or less doubles and the chance of spinning off triples, but mechanical failure halves.
My work on F1 continues!
Category: Motor sport
