F1 Clash Singapore Grand Prix Event Guide (Junior)

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F1 has a stop in Singapore this weekend for the official Grand Prix and as always, we have the full guide here for you to make sure you finish well in the points. By the way, in our guide we also calculate the stat boost for Ocon, The Sabre and Pivot in! There has been some questions recently if we do account for the temporary stats boost and yes, we do that 🙂

By the way, don’t forget that we have just finished updating our guides for the series in 2025 – check out Series 3 here, Series 4 here, Series 5 here, Series 6 here, Series 7 here, Series 8 here, Series 9 here, Series 10 here, Series 11 here and Series 12 here.

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Please mind that this is the guide for the Junior Class – if you’re not taking part in the Junior Class, here are the guides for Challenger Class, Contender Class and Champion Class

Event Overview

The races are done all in the same conditions and setups, no matter what day. The races you have on the Qualifying Day are exactly the same you have in the Opening Round and in the Final Round, including the weather conditions. Use the links here to jump to the race.

features assets — Our guide here does include the 10% stat boost this week for the Featured Assets with Esteban Ocon as boosted driver + The Sabre & Pivot as parts with stats boost this week – please do not use older event setups for tracks in this event as they have different Featured Assets!

QUALIFYING ROUND:

🇸🇬☀️ Singapore – Click here
🇺🇸☀️ Miami – Click here
🇨🇳💧 Shanghai – Click here
🇲🇽⛅️ Mexico City – Click here PRO

OPENING/FINAL ROUND:

🇸🇬☀️ Singapore – Click here
🇮🇹⛅️ Imola – Click here
🇺🇸☀️ Miami – Click here
🇦🇪☀️ Abu Dhabi – Click here PRO
🇨🇳💧 Shanghai – Click here
🇦🇺⛅️ Melbourne – Click here PRO
🇲🇽⛅️ Mexico City – Click here PRO
🇸🇬☀️ Singapore – Click here

Remember, you can change your car/driver setup for each race and you should – this means you will get the ideal setup for each single one to make sure you land the best prices at the end of the final round of the event.

Unlike regular series races where you don’t know the exact track to come, events will let you know exactly what track you’re on so you have to adapt your car/driver setup BEFORE every race for the best results!

Qualifying Round Strategy

🇸🇬 Singapore Setup

The ideal car setup for this race in the event is:

Brakes: Supernova
Gearbox: Slickshift
Rear Wing: Motion
Front Wing: The Dash
Suspension: Equinox
Engine: Mach I

And for the drivers:

Bearman Rare

Ocon Common

Colapinto Common

Antonelli Epic

Hadjar Epic

Hulkenberg Common

And this is the pit stop strategy and tires you should use

This tracks MELTS tires for whatever reason and since you can’t make the soft tires last even 2 laps really, a 2-stop strategy here with both drivers on medium tires is the way to go. If they stack pitting, they do. Still, this strategy is the fastest and best way to gain points here

🇺🇸 Miami Setup

The ideal car setup for this race in the event is:

Brakes: Supernova
Gearbox: Hustle
Rear Wing: Gale Force
Front Wing: Glide
Suspension: Curver 2-5
Engine: Spark-E

And for the drivers:

Hadjar Epic

Albon Common

Bortoleto Common

Bearman Rare

Bortoleto Rare

Tsunoda Common

And this is the pit stop strategy and tires you should use

There is little room here for alternative strategies and a 2-stop will make you last position so take the hard tires, pit both drivers after 3 laps and normally this works best than creative strategies that will make you last in the points

🇨🇳 Shanghai Setup

The ideal car setup for this race in the event is:

Brakes: Supernova
Gearbox: Slickshift
Rear Wing: Motion
Front Wing: The Dash
Suspension: Equinox
Engine: Mach I

And for the drivers:

Bearman Rare

Hadjar Epic

Tsunoda Common

Albon Common

Ocon Common

Stroll Common

And this is the pit stop strategy and tires you should use

I don’t recommend the 1-stop here with the tires since you can barely push. If you do use a booster with at least +10 Tyre Management you actually can do that well, though. Otherwise, fo with the comfortably 2-stop and be able to push

🇲🇽 Mexico City Setup

The ideal car setup for this race in the event is:

Brakes: Supernova
Gearbox: Slickshift
Rear Wing: Motion
Front Wing: The Dash
Suspension: Equinox
Engine: Mach I

And for the drivers:

Bearman Rare

Ocon Common

Colapinto Common

Antonelli Epic

Hadjar Epic

Hulkenberg Common

And this is the pit stop strategy and tires you should use

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Opening/Final Round Strategy

🇸🇬 Singapore Setup

The ideal car setup for this race in the event is:

Brakes: Supernova
Gearbox: Slickshift
Rear Wing: Motion
Front Wing: The Dash
Suspension: Equinox
Engine: Mach I

And for the drivers:

Bearman Rare

Ocon Common

Colapinto Common

Antonelli Epic

Hadjar Epic

Hulkenberg Common

And this is the pit stop strategy and tires you should use

🇮🇹 Imola Setup

The ideal car setup for this race in the event is:

Brakes: Supernova
Gearbox: Slickshift
Rear Wing: Motion
Front Wing: The Dash
Suspension: Equinox
Engine: Mach I

And for the drivers:

Bearman Rare

Ocon Common

Colapinto Common

Antonelli Epic

Hadjar Epic

Hulkenberg Common

And this is the pit stop strategy and tires you should use

Just like the first race in the event… Driver 1 can push a bit early on and then through the pit zone area to overtake the cars there but most of the time literally will cruise. Since the track will normally not let you pull away quickly and you don’t want to stack your drivers in pit stops you need different stop strategies so the other driver has to go on the 234 lap setup or you will lose a lot of time in the pit stop.