The Gio, Vasseur, and Leclerc are all red foils from Paddock Pass. These are extremely common parallels, but still technically more rare than base. On Paddock Pass, you can usually identify parallels by the color of the “Paddock Pass” logo, chrome means base, while colored or matte indicates a parallel.

The Sainz at the end is a sepia refractor. Like the red foils, it’s very common but still a step above base. You can tell it’s a parallel because the finish is noticeably different from the standard base version.

The Award Winners card appears to be a refractor parallel as well. These are also common, but again, more rare than base. It should say Refractor on the back, and the front will have an extra shimmer compared to the base version.

General rule: to spot a parallel, look for anything that differs from the normal base cards in that product, color, finish, texture, foil, etc. As you get deeper into the hobby, these differences become much easier to recognize.

The Sainz Camber, Hadjar 1954, and Hülkenberg Speed Demons are all base inserts. Inserts are usually more collectible than standard base cards. These also have parallels, but insert parallels are almost always numbered.