Grand Prix Rejects

Have you tried this one - http://valpaso75.altervista.org/
All seasons from 1950 to 2017 (2018 coming soon). Admittedly, quality varies from season to season.

As we all now, former F1 driver Jyrki Järvilehto used pseudonym JJ Lehto in order to fit in with international crowd. So, what would other drivers' names look like when transformed in a similar way? This is a list of many (but not all, probably) F1 drivers with names suitable for lehtomogrification:...

AustralianStig wrote:Is 2016 the first season we've had two drivers named Esteban?

Probably - considering there have been only three Estebans (Tuero, Gutierrez, Ocon).

One more thing to consider - Clark's actual death was an important event, after which racing safety became much bigger deal than before. Dying in 1961, he would have been similar to Bellof, promising young driver, but pretty much unknown outside enthusiasts' circles.

Simtek wrote:These "what ifs" are becoming more and more trippy...

Trippy, you say?
In that case:
What if the collision between von Trips and Clark had ended the other way around?

What if the following drivers got F1 drives? A. Tom Kristensen B. Helio Castroneves C. Dan Wheldon D. Dario Franchitti E. Paul Tracy F. Arie Luyendyk Well, it depends on the drive, doesn't it? For example, there was a Le Mans winner (McNish), who scored no points for a season and got replaced with ...

And Kimi is at P2!

Obligatory reading:
http://counter-x.net/f1/de_cesaris/index.html

While leading the championship is for the chosen few, being a contender for the title is for everyone. So here is a list, after how many GPs have drivers had a theoretical shot at the title - meaning there was still enough points available to close the gap with current leader. Source data is from st...