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Season 4

Standings

Title odds and race predictions — Tier 3, from thousands of simulated seasons.

Season All seasons
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Spanish GP favourite Rayaan 60% to win Title favourite Rayaan 71% chance Track record 0/1 winners2/3 podium spots
Who wins Spanish Grand Prix? Round 6

The Spanish Grand Prix, round 6 of 12 in the VRL Tier 3, sees Rayaan on pole position ahead of Formula KRTS and Elliottm23. Rayaan, leading the championship with 75 points, has a strong chance to extend his lead, with a 60% shot at victory and an 86% chance of a podium finish. unLuckyNoob44, trailing by 7 points, has a 13% chance of winning and a 49% chance of securing a podium spot. The model predicts Rayaan's title chances at 71%, with unLuckyNoob44 holding on to 27%.

TosesMoses, despite not being a top favourite, emerges as a dark horse with a 17% chance of a podium finish, adding an element of unpredictability to the race.

Written by AI from the prediction numbers ·
Why these chances?Hide the reasons
DriverFormQualiRaceRacesDNF riskGrid
Rayaan 82 84 80 4 5% P1
unLuckyNoob44 75 82 71 4 5% P8
Formula KRTS 57 70 50 1 30% P2
Lewis 62 77 54 4 6% P6
Elliottm23 50 50 50 0 12% P3
TosesMoses 54 61 50 0 30% P4

Form blends race pace with qualifying pace (lap-time gaps and grid spots), recent races counting most. Few races this season means last season and other tiers count for more. Once qualifying is in, the grid slot adds a boost, especially from the front row. Race-day luck and DNFs spread the chances out.

Fastest lapRayaan 25% · unLuckyNoob44 18% · Lewis 9%
Team of the weekend
McLaren ~24 pts 60% Haas ~14 pts 11% Aston Martin ~13 pts 10% Audi ~13 pts 7% Red Bull ~10 pts 5% Alpine ~8 pts 3%

Chance of scoring the most points of any team this weekend, and each team's expected haul.

Upset watch & streaks
Dark horse: TosesMoses (Red Bull) — not one of the top five favourites, but a 17% podium chance and 3% to win.
What if? Set your own result for the Spanish Grand Prix and see how the standings and title odds would change. Try it
Predicted final table 7 rounds left

Expected = average final points across every simulated season. Reserves and guest drivers keep the points they have so far (and aren't listed until they score).

Title odds over time
RayaanunLuckyNoob44LewisPezKyVihes
0% 25% 50% 75% 100% StartR1R2R3R4Now Rayaan 71% unLuckyNoob44 27% Lewis 1% Pez <1% Ky <1% Vihes <1%

Each point is replayed with only the results up to that round, so it shows what the site would have said at the time. "Now" is today's prediction.

Form rankingsRating out of 100
Clinch watch

Rayaan can't clinch at the Spanish Grand Prix. The earliest it could happen is R9 Singapore Grand Prix, and only if Rayaan took maximum points every weekend while nobody else scored.

R10 Italian 21%
R11 Mexican 36%
R12 Brazilian (final round) 42%

Level on points after the final round in 1% of simulations (decided on countback).

The round the title is mathematically decided, across all the simulated seasons.

Points targets

The champion usually ends on about 203 points (172–235 in most simulated seasons).

Rayaan75 now+128
unLuckyNoob4468 now+135

Magic number: Rayaan needs 196 more points to be certain of the title, even if unLuckyNoob44 won every remaining race with the fastest lap.

Final position chances
Show the chance of every finishing positionHide
DriverP1P2P3P4P5P6P7P8P9P10
Rayaan 71262
unLuckyNoob44 276292
Dwgelly 120412991
Fletcher 16473771
Ky 2721151515117
Lewis 163740103211
Jayson 2
Pez 15141012131210
Oscar 2779131312
Romijn 2668111211
Ian 13458910
Vihes 14458910
Rikta 112356
Kaiden 11
Nibble25 1223
MV3 1123

Percent chance of finishing the championship in each position. Darker = more likely.

Beating the model
JackLN1Best: P9 at Saudi Arabian (expected P20)+8.0 places
PezBest: P4 at British (expected P17)+7.5 places
OscarBest: P8 at Japanese (expected P16)+5.3 places
DylxnBest: P11 at British (expected P19)+5.0 places
HazzaBest: P5 at Japanese (expected P12)+4.0 places
Below expectations
LewisToughest: P11 at Japanese (expected P3)−2.8 places
RayaanToughest: P9 at Japanese (expected P1)−2.3 places
MisternoaToughest: P11 at Saudi Arabian (expected P7)−2.0 places
RomijnToughest: P13 at British (expected P8)−1.3 places

Average places gained or lost per race against the finishing order the model expected before each race (after qualifying). DNFs aren't counted.

Upsets of the season
Jayson won R4 British with a 1% chance (favourite: Rayaan, 46%).
unLuckyNoob44 won R3 Saudi Arabian with a 13% chance (favourite: Rayaan, 40%).
Rayaan won R1 Australian with a 18% chance (favourite: unLuckyNoob44, 25%).
unLuckyNoob44 won R2 Japanese with a 33% chance (favourite: Rayaan, 33%).

The model's win chance for each race winner once the grid was known, lowest first.

Qualifiers and racers
Saturday specialists (quicker in qualifying)
Misternoa11th qualifying · 28th race
Master_football9th qualifying · 23rd race
Romijn12th qualifying · 25th race
Ian10th qualifying · 21st race
Pez6th qualifying · 16th race
Sunday specialists (better in the race)
Walker11th race · 30th qualifying
Kaiden9th race · 25th qualifying
MV314th race · 28th qualifying
Marshyboy13th race · 23rd qualifying
Fletcher6th race · 15th qualifying

Each driver's qualifying pace and race pace ranked within Tier 3. A big gap between the two makes them a specialist.

Most consistent
FletcherUsually around P584
DylxnUsually around P16 · 1 DNF78
JackLN1Usually around P1662
LewisUsually around P954
unLuckyNoob44Usually around P545
RayaanUsually around P439
OscarUsually around P13 · 1 DNF39
RomijnUsually around P16 · 1 DNF36

Out of 100: how little a driver's finishing position changes from race to race (DNFs count as last). Needs three finishes.

Rivalries
Teammate battles
McLaren Rayaan Jack123 Season >99%–<1% · next race 93%–7%
Mercedes Oscar Ian Season 67%–33%
Williams Ky Marshyboy Season 98%–2% · next race 51%–49%
Alpine MV3 TosesMoses Season 45%–55% · next race 27%–73%
Ferrari Pez Vihes Season 75%–25%
Cadillac Rikta Kaiden Season 80%–20%
Aston Martin Romijn Formula KRTS Season 70%–30% · next race 33%–67%
Red Bull Lewis Nibble25 Season >99%–<1%

Chance each teammate finishes ahead — in the final standings and at the next race (when both start). Compare any two drivers for more.

Season awardsEnd of season
Most wins
Rayaan · 1 so far50%
unLuckyNoob44 · 2 so far47%
Lewis · 0 so far2%
Most poles
Rayaan · 4 so far93%
unLuckyNoob44 · 2 so far7%
Lewis · 0 so far<1%
Most podiums
Rayaan · 3 so far79%
unLuckyNoob44 · 2 so far19%
Fletcher · 2 so far2%
Most fastest laps
Rayaan · 2 so far73%
unLuckyNoob44 · 1 so far19%
Lewis · 1 so far6%
Most DNFs
Rikta · 2 so far38%
Snoopy · 3 so far14%
Walker · 3 so far14%
Best newcomer
Rayaan · 75 pts72%
unLuckyNoob44 · 68 pts27%
Lewis · 28 pts1%

Who ends the season top of each list in the simulations (ties share it). A newcomer is anyone in their first VRL season.

Calendar forecast7 races left
Show every driver's expected finish at every raceHide
DriverR6R7R8R9R10R11R12Pts
Rayaan P2 P3 P3 P3 P3 P3 P3 120
unLuckyNoob44 P4 P3 P4 P4 P4 P4 P4 101
Fletcher P9 P6 P6 P6 P6 P6 P6 53
Lewis P6 P5 P5 P5 P5 P5 P5 76
Ky P11 P8 P8 P8 P8 P8 P8 31
Pez – P6 P6 P6 P6 P6 P6 32
Oscar P11 P9 P9 P9 P9 P9 P9 29
Romijn P9 P9 P9 P8 P9 P9 P8 33
Vihes P8 P8 P8 P8 P8 P8 P8 28
Ian – P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 27
Formula KRTS P5 P6 P6 P6 P6 P6 P6 32
Elliottm23 P6 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 26
Rikta P10 P9 P9 P9 P9 P9 P9 21
Jack123 P10 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 P7 22

Each driver's average finish when they finish, race by race (hover for expected points). The further away the race, the rougher the guess.

Long-range predictions

Every remaining race in Tier 3, worked out from today's results only. The further away a race is, the more a driver's form can change before then, so the chances even out round by round. These can be very inaccurate: drivers change teams, join, leave or miss races, and form changes a lot over a season. Treat them as a bit of fun.

Show predictions for all 6 remaining racesHide long-range predictions
Fan prediction leagueAll tiers · this season

Pick the podium and pole before each race (log in with Discord). 3 points for an exact podium spot, 1 for a podium driver in the wrong spot, 2 for pole. The VRL Predictor plays too — can you beat the model?

#PlayerPointsRacesExact spotsBest
1 VRL Predictor model 19 5 6 6
2 [BDA] Hazzk 15 5 4 4
3 Pofi3259⁰⁶ 14 3 4 6
4 Always Gaming65 9 4 1 5
5 freddie 6 3 1 5
6 unLuckyNoob44 4 1 0 4
7 [VDR]Bramble618 3 3 0 2
7 Odhran 3 2 0 3
9 Fortdude21 2 1 0 2
10 [VRL] MstE_SpurS 1 1 0 1
Season champion picksOpen

Pick who you think will be champion in each tier. You can change your pick until they close. The model picks too.

Tier 18 picks

Most picked: Brambull (6), Pekima (1), Bobbieboy (1)

The model picked Brambull.

Tier 27 picks

Most picked: Wxrrior (2), Pofi (1), Freddie (1)

The model picked Pofi.

Tier 38 picks

Most picked: unLuckyNoob44 (4), Rayaan (1), Dwgelly (1)

The model picked unLuckyNoob44.

Log in with Discord to pick
Track recordTier 3 · this season
0/1winners picked
0/1poles picked
2/3podium spots right
R4 British Grand Prix Picked Rayaan, won by Jayson ✗
Training replayTier 3 · Season 2 + Season 3 + Season 4

Every Tier 3 race of Season 2, Season 3 and Season 4 replayed as if it hadn't happened yet: settings learned only from earlier races, a prediction before qualifying, another once the grid was known, then checked against the real result.

1/4winners picked before qualifying
0/4winners picked after qualifying
2/4poles picked
Show all 4 replayed racesHide replayed races
RacePole pickBefore qualiAfter qualiWinner
S4 R4 British Grand Prix Kurtis ✗ Kurtis ✗ Rayaan ✗ Jayson
S4 R3 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix unLuckyNoob44 ✗ unLuckyNoob44 ✓ Rayaan ✗ unLuckyNoob44
S4 R2 Japanese Grand Prix unLuckyNoob44 ✓ Rayaan ✗ Rayaan ✗ unLuckyNoob44
S4 R1 Australian Grand Prix unLuckyNoob44 ✓ unLuckyNoob44 ✗ unLuckyNoob44 ✗ Rayaan
Are its percentages honest?All tiers · 56 replayed races
Now Before the adjustment
0% 0% 25% 25% 50% 50% 75% 75% 100% 100% What it said How often it happened perfectly honest Before: said 1%, happened 2% (2474 chances) Before: said 9%, happened 9% (701 chances) Before: said 22%, happened 18% (488 chances) Before: said 40%, happened 42% (255 chances) Before: said 61%, happened 59% (201 chances) Before: said 82%, happened 68% (37 chances) Said 1%, happened 2% (2398 chances) Said 9%, happened 9% (759 chances) Said 21%, happened 18% (521 chances) Said 40%, happened 46% (264 chances) Said 60%, happened 58% (185 chances) Said 81%, happened 76% (29 chances)
Chances ofIt saidHappenedCount
0–5%1%2%2,398
5–15%9%9%759
15–30%21%18%521
30–50%40%46%264
50–75%60%58%185
75–100%81%76%29

Every win and podium chance it gave in the training replay (before and after qualifying), grouped by size. If it's honest, its 20% chances come off about 20% of the time, so the dots sit on the line. It was a bit too sure of itself, so race-day luck is now turned up by 10%. Small groups (a low count) bounce around a lot.

How the predictions work

Nobody's guessing here: the site races the rest of the season 100,000 times and counts what happens. Each driver's pace comes from where they've been finishing and qualifying (grid spot and lap-time gap to pole), with recent races counting most, last season helping early on, and results from other tiers counted too, adjusted for the tier's level. DNFs, missed races and a bit of race-day luck are all built in, and points use the league's own rules, sprints and fastest lap included.

It trains itself, without peeking. Every time it updates, it replays Season 2, Season 3 and Season 4 race by race. Before each race it re-learns its settings from the races before it only, predicts pole (from each driver's usual qualifying lap gap, recent sessions counting most) and the winner as if qualifying hadn't happened, predicts the winner again once the grid is known, then checks both against what really happened. Over 56 replayed races it picked the winner 25% of the time before qualifying (a random pick: about 4%) and 36% after it, with 57% of podium spots right. The live predictions then use settings learned from every race so far.

It also tests two extra ideas each time, how drivers go at particular tracks and a rating based on who they beat, and only uses them if they make the replay more accurate. So far neither has, so both are switched off. Cars are equal in the league, so only drivers are rated. Finally it checks its own percentages are honest (above) and adjusts how sure of itself it is to match, and measures how much form wanders from race to race, so races further ahead are treated as less certain.

It updates after every result. It's a bit of fun, not a guarantee.