Another 10 questions up for singapore. Will it be the first time no safety car is used in Singapore or will it be another race in the race streak without a safety car being needed?

@Fedor Want to change the title?

@ChristopherRandles thanks, I forget this every time

So 46 laps counts as DNF or is it enough to be classified? Can't remember rules on this.

Norris was classified 20th in Austria rather than DNF as he completed over 90% of race distance. 90% of 51 lap race is about 45.8 laps. Did Stroll do that much?

@ChristopherRandles am out today, will likely only resolve things and try to avoid spoilers untill tomorrow evening

@ChristopherRandles I would count it as 4 drivers not making the finish line, and not finishing. They are also listed in the results as DNF

Think it would be neat if you added a safety car/vsc prediction, also a red flag one

@neuzie added 2 questions, note safety car at opening lap does not count (or is that the medical car)

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RIP papaya rules 2024-2024. Piastri now to support Lando

@Fedor I just want to share my appreciation for this market and the time you spend coming up with questions which are always really thoughtfully balanced. Thanks!

@kevor Aww thank you!

@Fedor New markets up for azerbaijan.
This one meant to convey Norris often fumbling his 1st lap of the race, often going from pole to 2nd or 3rd place recently.

@Fedor 7 pt difference

@DistinctlySkeptical This ignores the fastest lap point. The official F1 app and standings show Norris scoring 16 (15 for 3rd, 1 for fastest lap) and Verstappen scoring 8 (for 6th). This should resolve YES

@AnonPlz True, thanks for the reminder, he did get the 1 point for fastest lap, 16 to 8. Didn't figure it would come down to fastest lap point, but it did.

@Fedor But where was that specified that the fastest lap point would be excluded?

@DistinctlySkeptical It was not specified anywhere because it wouldn't be, the fastest lap point is included for this question, it's about all points scored during the race, and as per https://www.formula1.com/en/results/2024/races/1244/italy/race-result Norris got 16 points, Verstappen 8, so Norris got 8+ points over Verstappen so it resolves YES.
The origin of the question is about the difference in the world driver championship between Norris #2 and Verstappen #1. Where Norris has to score an average of 8 points more than Verstappen per race to win the world driver championship.

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@Fedor

8+ implies more than 8 points
So with fastest lap its 7 : Resolves NO

So without fastest lap its 8 : Resolves NO

@DistinctlySkeptical

The meaning I ment was 8 or more, though I realised it's ambiguous so I clarified it 2 comments down near the end of the race. Will go for longer written out description next time

@Fedor And fucking how! So happy for Ferrari ! Victory in Monza, forza Ferrari

@Fedor This is 8 or more, so if Norris got the fastest lap he got it.

@Fedor Needs to be Monza instead

Woops! Fixed it

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