Il Saudi Arabian Grand Prix scheduled in Jeddah this weekend closes the first triptych of races of the season. Are you a Fantamanager and don't know who to field in your team at Fanta F1? Here is the article for you: here you will find pilots not to be deployed to avoid a flop.
Lando Norris
The world leader He is coming off a weekend in Bahrain (his second of the season after China) in which he was beaten by his teammate Oscar Piastri both in qualifying and in the race, finishing only sixth on Saturday and third on Sunday. Jeddah is a circuit where Piastri has always done well, since Formula 2, and he always finished ahead of Norris in the two races as teammates held on the Saudi circuit. Will the trend continue this weekend? Better not to bet otherwise.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
The 18-year-old Italian pride has entered Formula 1 through the main door and is surprising everyone with his immense talent, capable of taming like a veteran a Mercedes that seems to be the second force on the grid. That said, however, at Fanta F1 the native of Bologna is not the best solution: despite the excellent results, he always finished behind his teammate George Russell, thus suffering significant penalties in the game.
Liam Lawson.
The arrival in Racing Bulls does not seem to have drastically improved the season of the New Zealander driver, who after four race weekends finds himself still without pointsThe car is decent and can achieve good results, as Isack Hadjar demonstrated in Japan, but Lawson has so far always finished outside the points and behind his teammate.
jack doohan
Fifth weekend of the season and Jack Doohan's fifth appearance among the riders not to be lined up. The 2003 Australian is getting to know the Alpine and, after the crash in Suzuka, he partially redeemed himself by coming close to Q3 and the points zone in Bahrain. Also thanks to a significantly improved single-seater, Doohan has made a significant step forward, but the better results and the experience of his teammate Pierre Gasly seem to condemn him once again to receive penalties at Fanta F1.
Nico Hulkenberg
After starting with points in Australia, Sauber is back to playing the role of last in the standings, thanks to Alpine's leap forward. Nico Hulkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto, therefore, seem to be able to be useful in terms of Fanta F1 only as regards the 10-point bonus for the last placed. The German veteran, however, has less chance of taking it home (unlike the Brazilian, who won it in Bahrain).
