Best and Worst F1 Fantasy Assets for the Singapore Grand Prix

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Red Bull

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Max Verstappen's recent hot streak propelled the Red Bull constructor to the second highest fantasy score over the past five races. Red Bull won three of the last six Fastest Pit Stop awards after earning none in the previous 11 races while chipping away at a category dominated by Ferrari. Singapore presents a vastly different challenge to Monza and Baku, but if Verstappen looks strong in Free Practice consider Red Bull a second constructor differential this weekend.

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George Russell

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With his P2 finish at Baku, Russell posted his sixth fantasy performance of 30 or more points after achieving this feat only three times in 2024. He finished P4 at Singapore last year and nearly took home a victory in 2023 before a last lap crash spoiled his effort. For teams that can afford a 4A lineup, Russell is a solid second driver who averages just 3.6 points per race less than Verstappen.

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Carlos Sainz

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The cheapest driver in the game outside of Alpine, Sainz needs -15 points to gain $0.6M. Sainz finished P7 at Singapore last season after winning in 2023 and taking home P3 in 2022. Whether you're chasing the budget to afford a 4A lineup or are looking to bring in affordable drivers to afford a second Tier A driver, Sainz fits many needs. He should be the most added driver in the game this weekend.

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Aston Martin

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The 2025 resurgence for Aston Martin hit a slide as all three assets posted back-to-back negative scores in Monza and Baku. In that same period, the Racing Bulls constructor scored 68 points and established a firm grasp on the top Tier B constructor. At this stage of the season, Williams and Racing Bulls assets provide a better return on a PPM basis.

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