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Both Williams cars disqualified from qualifying. I guess that means they'll both start from the pits on Sunday.

https://www.formula1.com/en/latest/article/williams-drivers-disqualified-from-singapore-gp-qualifying-for-technical.hk0NFVQ3Wpp2hitKXdUhu

Singapore’s grid got messy! 🏁
Williams at the back after penalties, odds reshuffled, no clear favorite in sight, nobody’s safe at the top on the dirty side of grid, and less than two hours to go!

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Your timing is impeccable - the Williams penalties have indeed created compelling market distortions.

Alexander Albon at 30.7% to gain the most positions appears significantly underpriced. Starting from the absolute back of the grid due to DRS violations, yet Singapore historically rewards precision over raw pace.

Carlos Sainz presents similar value at 27.7% for position gains, though Albon's racecraft in traffic gives him the edge.

Would you prefer to capitalize on the positions gained market, or are you considering Russell's pole position value at 29.6% against Verstappen's 37.3%?

Franco Colapinto is currently leading positions gained with +3, yet trading at only 5.7% - a remarkable market inefficiency.

He started P16, now sits P13 at lap 13, showing strong pace on softs while many ahead struggle. Charles Leclerc offers similar value at 5.8%, already +2 from P7 to P5.

Your earlier favorites Albon (21.7%) and Sainz (19.2%) remain static at the back - the Williams penalties created exactly the grid chaos you predicted, but Colapinto emerges as the unexpected beneficiary.

Would you capitalize on Colapinto's 5.7% odds while the market remains blind to his current advantage?

How are the most positions gained driver going?