Singapore GP Fantasy Review

The F1 Fantasy Singapore GP 2026 points wrap-up belonged to Max Verstappen, who converted pole into victory and backed up his Sprint win with another huge fantasy haul. George Russell and Isack Hadjar recovered from the back and pit lane to P9 and P10, offsetting their DNFs from the Sprint, while Liam Lawson and Nico Hulkenberg also delivered useful value points. McLaren wrecked plenty of lineups after their Sprint collision, while Sunday DNFs for Lance Stroll, Franco Colapinto, and Gabriel Bortoleto punished cheaper lineups. Kimi Antonelli still salvaged another podium despite lacking Verstappen’s outright pace.

Into The Chicane Scoreboard

The switch back to Verstappen was the right call, with the 3× Boost producing 159 points, but Hadjar’s 2× Boost and Lindblad’s one-point return left us well short of the optimal team.

Season Progress

The Singapore GP Dream Team

The optimal budget-compliant roster combo that scored the maximum absolute points this weekend.

Roster Slot	Optimal Asset	Points	Key Factor
Driver 1 (3× Boost)	MAX VERSTAPPEN	159 pts	Sprint P1, pole, race P1, DOTD
Driver 2 (2× Boost)	CHARLES LECLERC	86 pts	Sprint P3, race P2, race fastest lap
Driver 3	LEWIS HAMILTON	33 pts	Sprint P2, Sprint fastest lap, race P6
Driver 4	OLIVER BEARMAN	18 pts	Sprint 7 positions gained, Sprint 5 overtakes, Sprint P6, race 4 overtakes
Driver 5	NICO HULKENBERG	17 pts	Sprint P7, Sprint 5 positions gained, race P8
Constructor 1	FERRARI	91 pts	Sprint P2 & P3, Sprint fastest lap, race P2 & P6, race fastest lap, 2.49s pit stop
Constructor 2	HAAS	35 pts	Sprint 13 positions gained, Sprint 7 overtakes, race 9 overtakes
Max Possible Score		439 pts	Total Budget Used: $127.1M

Fresh Price Changes & Budget Outlook

Singapore’s price changes further rewarded the strongest recent value plays, with Oliver Bearman, Nico Hulkenberg, and Liam Lawson strengthening their value while Arvid Lindblad’s one-point weekend was enough for a maximum price increase, but it cooled some of his momentum heading to COTA. At the premium end, Verstappen’s huge Singapore haul reinforces his appeal despite his high price, while weaker returns from assets like Hadjar and Russell make them less appealing.

How did your team survive the weekend? Let us know your scores in the comments below!

See how our pre-race strategy played out: Singapore GP Lock Guide — Early pricing and strategy for next week: US GP Primer (expected on October 22)