After a week of stoppage, Formula 1 returns with a triple-header that is deadly for the teams. The first of these three stages is the Japanese GP and, consequently, the Fantasy F1. Let's go and see what could be a typical formation to record the highest number of points with a base of 100 farms. We also remind you that, starting this week, the championship in the YawClub Community league officially starts, with the possibility of winning the Monza 2026 tickets and many other prizes. Remember that it is possible to field your team up to the qualifications, which will be held at 8 in the morning on Saturday 05 April.
Japanese GP at Suzuka: a circuit that does not forgive mistakes
Before the possible names chosen by our editorial staff for this event, let's better understand the circuit where the race will take place this weekend. The track of Suzuka It is a favourite among pilots, but at the same time it represents adouble edged weapon. In these first free practices we have witnessed many off-track excursions and well 2 red flags due to accidents. Mistakes are not forgiven here, not even those of the most experienced like Fernando Alonso, negative protagonist in the FP2The first sector puts the tyres and the car to the test, with its spectacular S's that go from turn 1 to turn 7 where a car is needed pointed and reactive. In general, on the whole track it will be fundamental to tire management, avoiding the risk of stopping too early compared to the others which would compromise their race.
So who are our F1 Fanta picks for the Japanese GP?
So let's move on to the salient part of this: who are the recommended to Fanta F1 for this weekend in Japan? This year, create your own team without entering at least one McLaren lead to an almost certain defeat. But at the same time, a balanced team is needed so as not to have to place one's hopes on a single driver. For this reason, we are going to choose Oscar piastri (34 Masi), which between the two Papaya pilots is the one that costs less, but which seems to be increasingly the first opponent of his teammate Lando Norris. The second superstar taken into consideration is a 4 time winner of the Grand Prix held in Suzuka. Who else but Sir Lewis Hamilton (32 Masi) can join our team at Fanta F1 for the race in Japan. Experience, talent and a great desire for revenge after the disqualification in China: the perfect mix for the first official podium with the Reds? Our third choice is Alexander albon (15 Masi), who knows, maybe it could be the wild card of this weekend. The last two places are occupied by two rookies trying to grab the last place bonus: we are talking about jack doohan (which given the remaining credits is a forced choice at the cost of 10 Masi) and Gabriel Bortoleto (9 Masi).
Suzuka forecast
Safety Car: Yes
Virtual Safety Car: No
Red Flag: No
Drivers switch to wet/full wet tyres during race: No
Team double in the race: Yes
Driver who starts on pole wins the race: Yes
Number of teams to bring both riders to the Top 10: 4
Number of cars forced to withdraw from the race: 2
