Miami GP race proved once more that Red Bull is the fastest car (in Max’s hands) but the Ferraris are consistent, and rather importantly, reliable. Of course, its way too early to say that the Red Bulls will be the strongest car in all races. In contrast, most teams will be bringing heavy updates in Barcelona this week hoping to make gains. The cars are still new and most teams will find many tenths per lap in the coming months. Will Ferrari be able to take its first title since 2008 or will the RBs win the constructors championship come the season end?

The models predicts Leclerc to take the pole but Max to win the race. This sounds realistic based on the past few races however I think that it is the team from Maranello that will win in Spain this week. Sainz will be in his home country for the first time with such a competitive car, so things might get interesting. Moreover, since Catalonia circuit is used for most testing days, it will be exciting to see if the new rules lead to more close racing.

You can access the power predictions here.

Driver	Qualifying Prediction	Actual Qualifying Result	Race Prediction	Actual Race Result
Verstappen	2	2	2	1
Perez	4	5	4	2
Russell	8	4	5	3
Sainz	3	3	3	4
Hamilton	6	6	6	5
Bottas	5	7	7	6
Ocon	11	12	12	7
Norris	7	11	10	8
Alonso	12	17	16	9
Tsunoda	13	13	13	10
Vettel	16	16	17	11
Ricciardo	9	9	9	12
Gasly	10	14	15	13
Schumacher	15	10	14	14
Stroll	18	18	18	15
Latifi	20	20	20	16
Magnussen	14	8	8	17
Albon	19	19	19	18
Zhou	17	15	11	R
Leclerc	1	1	1	R