Day 1: Hiroaki Ishiura Day 2: Kamui Kobayashi Day 3: Kazuki Nakajima
Thailand
Day 1: Tin Sritrai Day 2: Tor Graves Day 3: Alexander Albon
Lebanon
Day 1: Noel Jammal Day 2: Graham Rahal (He did race for A1 Team Lebanon…if not allowed, I'll have Jammal run another day) Day 3: Tani Hanna
I'll take Indonesia in case someone still wants to enter with India.
Indonesia
Day 1-3: Ananda Mikola (cause why not?)
I believe his mother was of Lebanese descent but since Rahal only has American citizenship he can only race for the United States in this version of the series.
Day 1: Hiroaki Ishiura Day 2: Kamui Kobayashi Day 3: Kazuki Nakajima
Thailand
Day 1: Tin Sritrai Day 2: Tor Graves Day 3: Alexander Albon
Lebanon
Day 1: Noel Jammal Day 2: Graham Rahal (He did race for A1 Team Lebanon…if not allowed, I'll have Jammal run another day) Day 3: Tani Hanna
I'll take Indonesia in case someone still wants to enter with India.
Indonesia
Day 1-3: Ananda Mikola (cause why not?)
I believe his mother was of Lebanese descent but since Rahal only has American citizenship he can only race for the United States in this version of the series.
Alright then, Noel Jammal for day 2 it is.
My friend's USB drive spoiled, spilled tea on her laptop and had a bird poo in her hand.
Wallio wrote:Israel isn't taken yet? I'll grab it then.
For test drivers:
Italy: Alex Zanardi Israel: Chanoch Nissany San Marino: Giancarlo Fisicella Wales: Elfyn Evans
Fisichella as far as I'm aware has never been associated with San Marino so he is ineligible. If you are struggling there is a list of drivers here. https://www.driverdb.com/countries/san-marino/
I may be wrong but Nissany and Zanardi I think are officially retired from racing now.
I guess I'll take Andrea Belluzi for San Marino then.
Also not sure about Nissany, but Zanardi is 100% NOT retired. He is supposedly going to run the 500 this year, in addition to his touring car dates.
Professional Historian/Retired Drag Racer/Whiskey Enthusiast
"He makes the move on the outside, and knowing George as we do, he's probably on the radio right now telling the team how great he is." - James Hinchcliffe on George Russell
Wallio wrote:Israel isn't taken yet? I'll grab it then.
For test drivers:
Italy: Alex Zanardi Israel: Chanoch Nissany San Marino: Giancarlo Fisicella Wales: Elfyn Evans
Fisichella as far as I'm aware has never been associated with San Marino so he is ineligible. If you are struggling there is a list of drivers here. https://www.driverdb.com/countries/san-marino/
I may be wrong but Nissany and Zanardi I think are officially retired from racing now.
I guess I'll take Andrea Belluzi for San Marino then.
Also not sure about Nissany, but Zanardi is 100% NOT retired. He is supposedly going to run the 500 this year, in addition to his touring car dates.
Nissany I think still races karts but nothing with cars since around his infamous Minardi Friday driver stint. If you want Israel to be anywhere other than last at any point I'd recommend using his son instead. I will remind you these tests will all contribute to deciding which level all nations will compete in for 2016 so if you want to race where your nation deserves to be then I wouldn't take you driver choice lightly.
Samster wrote: Nissany I think still races karts but nothing with cars since around his infamous Minardi Friday driver stint. If you want Israel to be anywhere other than last at any point I'd recommend using his son instead. I will remind you these tests will all contribute to deciding which level all nations will compete in for 2016 so if you want to race where your nation deserves to be then I wouldn't take you driver choice lightly.
That's hardly in the spirit of the forum. But yes, I suppose it would make more sense to run Nissany Jr.
Professional Historian/Retired Drag Racer/Whiskey Enthusiast
"He makes the move on the outside, and knowing George as we do, he's probably on the radio right now telling the team how great he is." - James Hinchcliffe on George Russell
Day 1. Adam Carroll Day 2. Sam Bird Day 3. Robbie Kerr
Monaco
Day 1. Clivio Piccione Day 2. Stefano Coletti Day 3. Olivier Beretta
South Korea
Day 1. Récardo Bruins Choi Day 2. Heamin Choi Day 3. Hwang Jin-woo
Scotland
Day 1. Susie Wolff Day 2. Allan McNish Day 3. Susie Wolff
EDIT: Just re-read the first post and realised "no known retired drivers", and Susie Wolff is listed. And McNish, I suspect too, is retired properly. So may have to rethink that... And some of the other drivers are not listed as having raced for a while, not sure if they are 'retired' or not. Nigel Mansell hasn't officially confirmed his retirement, has he?
watka wrote:I find it amusing that whilst you're one of the more openly Christian guys here, you are still first and foremost associated with an eye for the ladies!
dinizintheoven wrote:GOOD CHRISTIANS do not go to jail. EVERYONE ON FORMULA ONE REJECTS should be in jail.
By the looks of it, there seems one more spot for India, Chile + third country. In which case i'd like to choose Bulgaria. I'd like to test: India: Day 1 Karun Chandhok Day 2 Narain Karthikeyan Day 3 Parthiva Sureshwaren Chile: Day 1: Pablo Tonoso Prado Day 2: Eliseo Salazar (still active as rally driver, gets a test to see if he still can compete with the young guns) Day 3: José Luis Riffo Bulgaria: Day 1 and 3: Plamen Kralev Day 2: Vladimir Arabadzhiev
Day 1. Adam Carroll Day 2. Sam Bird Day 3. Robbie Kerr
Monaco
Day 1. Clivio Piccione Day 2. Stefano Coletti Day 3. Olivier Beretta
South Korea
Day 1. Récardo Bruins Choi Day 2. Heamin Choi Day 3. Hwang Jin-woo
Scotland
Day 1. Susie Wolff Day 2. Allan McNish Day 3. Susie Wolff
EDIT: Just re-read the first post and realised "no known retired drivers", and Susie Wolff is listed. And McNish, I suspect too, is retired properly. So may have to rethink that... And some of the other drivers are not listed as having raced for a while, not sure if they are 'retired' or not. Nigel Mansell hasn't officially confirmed his retirement, has he?
Perhaps not but Mansell is above the age of 60 now which renders him ineligible.
Yes both Wolff and McNish are officially retired. McNish retired after 2013 so you will have to choose other drivers. In fact it occurs to me that now McNish, Franchitti and Coulthard are retired from racing there are very few high profile Scots now. Other than Di Resta I'd say Marino Franchitti and Ryan Dalziel are your best bets.
Adam Carroll is Northern Irish so he can only race for them so you'll have to pick a different driver for England on Day 1.
There are a few other drivers chosen by others that haven't raced for a while. Depending on age I'll set a threshold of about 3-5 years since last race unless they have an officially announced retirement. Ananda Mikola for Indonesia is a bit borderline since its not entirely clear when he last raced.
Last edited by Samster on 18 Nov 2015, 19:44, edited 1 time in total.
This wrote:By the looks of it, there seems one more spot for India, Chile + third country. In which case i'd like to choose Bulgaria. I'd like to test: India: Day 1 Karun Chandhok Day 2 Narain Karthikeyan Day 3 Parthiva Sureshwaren Chile: Day 1: Pablo Tonoso Prado Day 2: Eliseo Salazar (still active as rally driver, gets a test to see if he still can compete with the young guns) Day 3: José Luis Riffo Bulgaria: Day 1 and 3: Plamen Kralev Day 2: Vladimir Arabadzhiev
Sorry Salazar may be still active but I'm afraid he is 61 which puts him above the age limit for the series.
I'm a little curious how the rankings will work for the test days to sort the nations into divisions. Will the test days have points from first to last? Or will it go on cumulative time across each test?
Also, I might have missed this somewhere, but how many cars will each nation be running during races? I'm guessing two?
AustralianStig wrote:I'm a little curious how the rankings will work for the test days to sort the nations into divisions. Will the test days have points from first to last? Or will it go on cumulative time across each test?
Also, I might have missed this somewhere, but how many cars will each nation be running during races? I'm guessing two?
It will work by average position for each day. Top 26 at the end of the four venues make up A1, next 26 make up A2 and the rest make up A3. As with the original version, each nation gets a single car per race but can switch driver each race if they want to.
AustralianStig wrote:I'm a little curious how the rankings will work for the test days to sort the nations into divisions. Will the test days have points from first to last? Or will it go on cumulative time across each test?
Also, I might have missed this somewhere, but how many cars will each nation be running during races? I'm guessing two?
It will work by average position for each day. Top 26 at the end of the four venues make up A1, next 26 make up A2 and the rest make up A3. As with the original version, each nation gets a single car per race but can switch driver each race if they want to.
Oh wow, that makes testing super important, especially as it's per day. Understood!
OK, editing my drivers for the tests, because I was a slight numpty.
England
Day 1. Katherine Legge Day 2. Sam Bird Day 3. Robbie Kerr
Monaco
Day 1. Clivio Piccione Day 2. Stefano Coletti Day 3. Olivier Beretta
South Korea
Day 1. Récardo Bruins Choi Day 2. Heamin Choi Day 3. Hwang Jin-woo
Scotland
Paul di Resta for all three days.
watka wrote:I find it amusing that whilst you're one of the more openly Christian guys here, you are still first and foremost associated with an eye for the ladies!
dinizintheoven wrote:GOOD CHRISTIANS do not go to jail. EVERYONE ON FORMULA ONE REJECTS should be in jail.
Only waiting on Normal32 and RejectDom's picks and then we are all set with 4 days to spare.
In case anyone missed it because it is tricky to see because of the length of the name, Northern Ireland is still avaliable as the only non Tier 3 nation left.
Day 1: Brendon Hartley Day 2: Scott Dixon Day 3: Shane van Gisbergen
The Philippines
Day 1: Michele Bumgarner Day 2: Gaby Dela Merced Day 3: Marlon Stöckinger
Belarus
Day 1: Dmitry Suranovich Day 2: Alexander Talkanitsa Jr. Day 3: Yury Krauchuk
Possible I'll have limited internet access for the next 2 weeks, so just in case my plans for the 2nd test are as above, except Mitch Evans will replace whoever was lowest in the standings for New Zealand after the first test.
While it seems in somewhat poor taste to mention, this game (and that A1GP revival that is totally happening every year) could have been oh so different. Why watching the 2004 season review last night, they mention that Michael Schumacher (and Jean Todt) are official ambassadors of San Marino. I looked it up, and its true!
San Marino could have had a hellva team back in the A1 heyday.
Professional Historian/Retired Drag Racer/Whiskey Enthusiast
"He makes the move on the outside, and knowing George as we do, he's probably on the radio right now telling the team how great he is." - James Hinchcliffe on George Russell
This wrote:By the looks of it, there seems one more spot for India, Chile + third country. In which case i'd like to choose Bulgaria. I'd like to test: India: Day 1 Karun Chandhok Day 2 Narain Karthikeyan Day 3 Parthiva Sureshwaren Chile: Day 1: Pablo Tonoso Prado Day 2: Eliseo Salazar (still active as rally driver, gets a test to see if he still can compete with the young guns) Day 3: José Luis Riffo Bulgaria: Day 1 and 3: Plamen Kralev Day 2: Vladimir Arabadzhiev
Sorry Salazar may be still active but I'm afraid he is 61 which puts him above the age limit for the series.
I'll have Martin Scuncio replace him then. It's pretty much a gamble because i haven't heared of any of those Chilean drivers. I'd like to request running a fourth team: Republic of China a.k.a. Taiwan. Day 1: Johnson Huang Day 2: Kevin Chen Day 3: George Chou
Yes both Wolff and McNish are officially retired. McNish retired after 2013 so you will have to choose other drivers. In fact it occurs to me that now McNish, Franchitti and Coulthard are retired from racing there are very few high profile Scots now. Other than Di Resta I'd say Marino Franchitti and Ryan Dalziel are your best bets.
While he's known for racing touring and GT cars, Gordon Shedden is a worth of mention too.
Yes both Wolff and McNish are officially retired. McNish retired after 2013 so you will have to choose other drivers. In fact it occurs to me that now McNish, Franchitti and Coulthard are retired from racing there are very few high profile Scots now. Other than Di Resta I'd say Marino Franchitti and Ryan Dalziel are your best bets.
While he's known for racing touring and GT cars, Gordon Shedden is a worth of mention too.
I did think of him, and I may yet consider him if di Resta is utterly hopeless, BUT di Resta does have single-seater experience alongside his DTM racing...
watka wrote:I find it amusing that whilst you're one of the more openly Christian guys here, you are still first and foremost associated with an eye for the ladies!
dinizintheoven wrote:GOOD CHRISTIANS do not go to jail. EVERYONE ON FORMULA ONE REJECTS should be in jail.
Drivers for the test: Germany Day 1: Pascal Wehrlein Day 2: Mick Schumacher Day 3: Nick Heidfeld
Cyprus Day 1: Christos Pegiazis Day 2: Tio Ellinas Day 3: Tio Ellinas
Qatar Day 1: Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari Day 2: Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari Day 3: Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari
Sorry Klon, I've just realized that Heidfeld should be on the injured list due to his ligament injury that kept him out of the WEC this weekend. He should be able to drive again by next month but in the mean time you'll need to choose someone else for Day 3.
Samster wrote:Sorry Klon, I've just realized that Heidfeld should be on the injured list due to his ligament injury that kept him out of the WEC this weekend. He should be able to drive again by next month but in the mean time you'll need to choose someone else for Day 3.
Professional Historian/Retired Drag Racer/Whiskey Enthusiast
"He makes the move on the outside, and knowing George as we do, he's probably on the radio right now telling the team how great he is." - James Hinchcliffe on George Russell
I had intended on posting these on the days they were meant too but a neck cramp got in the way. Here is Day 2 with Day 3 coming later
Portimao Day 2
1. NZL Scott Dixon - 26 - 1:31.194 2. AUS Mark Webber - 19 +0.012 3. BRA Bruno Senna - 19 +0.103 4. POL Robert Kubica - 15 +0.107 5. JPN Kamui Kobayashi - 23 +0.198 6. POR Antonio Felix da Costa - 28 +0.211 7. ENG Sam Bird - 19 +0.219 8. FRA Stéphane Sarrazin - 30 +0.220 9. SCO Paul di Resta - 26 +0.248 10. CYP Tio Ellinas - 25 +0.271 11. RUS Mikhail Aleshin - 24 +0.311 12. USA Ryan Hunter-Reay - 22 +0.365 13. ESP Oriol Servia - 26 +0.373 14. MEX Salvador Duran - 22 +0.375 15. NED Nyck De Vries - 15 +0.403 16. DMK Marco Sørensen - 21 +0.410 17. SWE Felix Rosenqvist - 16 +0.465 18. ARG Facu Regalia - 28 +0.507 19. SUI Marcel Fassler - 21 +0.546 20. CZE Tomas Enge - 23 +0.550 21. MCO Stefano Coletti - 23 +0.561 22. EST Kevin Korjus - 27 +0.590 23. UAE Ed Jones - 28 +0.737 24. IDN Anada Mikola - 27 +0.737 25. FIN Markus Niemala - 28 +0.737 26. CHN Ho-Pin Tung - 15 +0.745 27. RSA Adrian Zaugg - 20 +0.747 28. NIR Richard Lyons - 21 +0.765 29. HKG Darryl O'Young - 21 +0.785 30. ISR Roy Nissany - 27 +0.803 31. DEU Mick Schumacher - 23 +0.816 32. COL Julian Leal - 30 +0.842 33. IND Narain Karthikeyan - 18 +0.942 34. CAN Scott Hargrove - 26 +0.951 35. BEL Max Defourny - 23 +0.963 36. GTE Sebastián Arriola - 25 +1.049 37. MRC Mehdi Bennani - 16 +1.084 38. PRI Victor Gonzalez Jr. - 30 +1.098 39. ZWE Axcil Jefferies - 29 +1.098 40. SRB Dusan Borkovic - 30 +1.102 41. LTV Konstantins Calko - 21 +1.124 42. MAC Diana Rosario - 22 +1.140 43. MYS Weiron Tan - 18 +1.154 44. NOR Petter Solberg - 30 +1.191 45. LUX Carlos Rivas - 25 +1.191 46. AUT Mathias Lauda - 22 +1.191 47. GEO Davit Kajala - 28 +1.201 48. BOL Pedro Pablo Calbimonte - 25 +1.206 49. GRE Dimitris Papanastasiou - 23 +1.208 50. ANG Luis Sa Silva - 24 +1.209 51. WAL Elfyn Evans - 23 +1.251 52. ECU Sebastian Murchan - 22 +1.285 53. VEN Samin Gomez - 29 +1.285 54. THA Tor Graves - 24 +1.291 55. LTH Ignas Gelzinis - 23 +1.303 56. IRE Peter Dempsey - 28 +1.308 57. ITA Alessandro Zanardi - 29 +1.325 58. DOM Jorge Leroux - 16 +1.335 59. ROU Doru Sechelariu - 16 +1.360 60. BGR Vladimir Arabadzhiev - 28 +1.360 61. BLR Alexander Talkanitza Jr. - 27 +1.365 62. JAM Joel Jackson - 24 +1.379 63. MDG Jean-Christophe Peyre - 24 +1.419 64. CHL Martin Scuncio - 22 +1.429 65. KAZ Aleksandr Artemev - 25 +1.494 66. URU Santiago Urrutia - 24 +1.499 67. KEN Tejas Hirani - 24 +1.514 68. HUN Ferdinand von Habsburg - 16 +1.516 69. SMR Andrea Belluzi - 16 +1.522 70. KOR Heamin Choi - 18 +1.525 71. HRV Marin Colak - 24 +1.525 72. MLT Keith Camilleri - 18 +1.554 73. UKR Andriy Kruglik - 25 +1.583 74. CRI Andre Solano - 26 +1.594 75. LEB Noel Jammal - 20 +1.683 76. SAU Abdul Azziz - 22 +1.683 77. TTO Ryan Garcia - 19 +1.693 78. OMN Faisal Al Zubair - 22 +1.703 79. SEN Kamil Rahal - 30 +1.703 80. AZE Fakhraddin Mirzoev - 20 +1.723 81. PER Mario Del Aguila - 15 +1.723 82. SLV Habjan Matevz - 30 +1.755 83. SGP Weng Sun Mok - 20 +1.758 84. JOR Saad Salman - 20 +1.821 85. SYR Yazan Hamadeh - 19 +1.823 86. LKA Rupesh Channake - 28 +1.853 87. BIH Zlatko Mulabegovic - 15 +1.873 88. SLK Veronika Vanyova - 22 +1.873 89. IRN Sam Tehari - 16 +2.159 90. BHR Hamad Al Khalifa - 26 +2.185 91. PHP Gaby Dela Merced - 24 +2.577 92. KWT Hesham Ali - 23 +2.795 93. QAT Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari - 17 +2.839 94. TWN Kevin Chen - 18 +3.131 95. PAK Nur Ali - 27 +3.324 96. TUR Aytec Biter - 18 +3.693
The next test takes place at the Dubai Autodrome from next Tuesday so you will need to choose your drivers for that by midnight GMT on Monday. All drivers will be available for this one so go nuts.
Last edited by Samster on 03 Dec 2015, 16:46, edited 1 time in total.
1. BRA Nelson Piquet Jr. - 27 - 1:31.322 2. SUI Neel Jani - 16 +0.058 3. SCO Paul di Resta - 21 +0.058 4. FRA Sébastien Bourdais - 19 +0.062 5. POR Antonio Felix da Costa - 21 +0.068 6. NED Robin Frijns - 24 +0.074 7. BEL Jérôme d'Ambrosio - 28 +0.141 8. CYP Tio Ellinas - 17 +0.159 9. CAN James Hinchcliffe - 19 +0.163 10. JPN Kazuki Nakajima - 20 +0.175 11. COL Gabby Chaves - 26 +0.263 12. SWE Matthias Ekström - 17 +0.356 13. NZL Shane van Gisbergen - 23 +0.357 14. RUS Roman Rusinov - 22 +0.436 15. ENG Robbie Kerr - 22 +0.561 16. RSA Adrian Zaugg - 19 +0.597 17. IRE Ralph Firman - 25 +0.607 18. IDN Ananda Mikola - 29 +0.608 19. NIR Andrew Watson - 21 +0.609 20. AUT Lucas Auer - 21 +0.613 21. HUN Tamas Pal Kiss - 19 +0.617 22. DNK Mikkel Jensen - 17 +0.617 23. UAE Ed Jones - 26 +0.621 24. CZE Filip Salaquarda - 28 +0.621 25. FIN Matias Laine - 27 +0.627 26. ISR Roy Nissany - 30 +0.633 27. ARG Néstor Girolami - 29 +0.700 28. THA Alexander Albon - 18 +0.707 29. EST Marko Asmer - 16 +0.710 30. ITA Alessandro Zanardi - 19 +0.718 31. DEU Luca Ludwig - 16 +0.720 32. SRB Milos Pavlovic - 26 +0.796 33. MRC Mehdi Bennani - 30 +0.809 34. AUS Anton de Pasquale - 24 +0.823 35. MCO Olivier Beretta - 30 +0.839 36. POL Kuba Giermaziak - 28 +0.853 37. HRV Martin Kodric - 27 +0.889 38. MEX Diego Menchaca - 22 +0.891 39. ECU Fernando Madeira Jr. - 28 +0.892 40. USA Kurt Busch - 20 +0.893 41. CHL José Luis Riffo - 24 +0.893 42. HKG Jim Ka To - 21 +0.916 43. MLY Alex Yoong - 23 +0.946 44. LUX Gilles Bruckner - 26 +0.970 45. AGO Luis Sa Silva - 28 +0.984 46. BOL Pedro Pablo Calbimonte - 22 +0.988 47. SGP Andrew Tang - 18 +1.026 48. MAC Filipe de Souza - 20 +1.054 49. KEN Tejas Hirani - 28 +1.064 50. GRC Alexandros Annivas - 26 +1.072 51. NOR Andreas Mikkelsen - 17 +1.076 52. CHN David Cheng - 22 +1.077 53. OMN Amad Al Harthy - 23 +1.078 54. WAL Elfyn Evans - 29 +1.084 55. ESP Víctor García - 25 +1.129 56. PIR Bryan Ortiz - 25 +1.158 57. URU Santiago Urrutia - 25 +1.188 58. ROU Petru Florescu - 29 +1.190 59. LVA Janis Vanks - 20 +1.264 60. MLT Jacques Mizzi - 27 +1.267 61. TTO Daniel Ramoutarsingh - 18 +1.292 62. GEO Davit Kajaia - 29 +1.312 63. MDG Jean-Christophe Peyre - 25 +1.312 64. IND Parthiva Sureshwaren - 18 +1.346 65. VEN Alex Popow - 28 +1.346 66. DOM R.J. Lopez - 17 +1.352 67. JOR Nadir Zuhour - 19 +1.361 68. SMR Andrea Belluzi - 24 +1.431 69. ZWE Peter Ball - 28 +1.458 70. PER Ignacio Espinosa Risso - 28 +1.458 71. GTE Ian Geoffrey Rodriguez - 22 +1.569 72. KOR Jin-Woo Hwang - 21 +1.577 73. KWT Ahmad Al Ghanem - 15 +1.583 74. BLR Yury Krauchuk - 23 +1.589 75. SLV David Rotar - 20 +1.620 76. SYR Karim Ajlani - 23 +1.635 77. PHL Michele Bumgarner - 17 +1.690 78. BIH Jasmin Golac - 19 +1.725 79. KAZ Aleksandr Artemev - 20 +1.745 80. LTH Vytautas Svedas - 16 +1.765 81. SLK Veronika Vanyova - 16 +1.785 82. AZE Fakhraddin Mirzoev - 20 +1.797 83. SEN Nagy Kabaz - 20 +1.820 84. JAM Brian Fowler - 20 +1.856 85. UKR Igor Skuz - 15 +1.865 86. CRI Mauricio José Hernandez - 28 +1.979 87. SAU Karim Ojjeh - 22 +2.182 88. PAK Umair Ahmed Khan - 23 +2.227 89. LKA Romani de Silva - 16 +2.311 90. BLG Plamen Kralev - 22 +2.565 91. QAT Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari - 16 +2.686 92. IRN Ali Mesgarha - 25 +2.844 93. BHR Salman Al Khalifa - 29 +2.968 94. TUR Mert Aytug - 23 +3.001 95. TWN George Chou - 17 +3.129 96. LBN Tani Hanna - 22 +3.590
Piquet going fastest on the final day means that Brazil are the best performing nation across the whole of the Portimao test. Here is how things currently look for deciding the grids for each level.
1. Brazil - 2.7 2. France - 4.7 3. Portugal - 5.3 4. Scotland - 7.0 5. New Zealand - 8.3 6. Switzerland - 9.0 7. Japan - 12.0 8. Russia - 12.3 9. Denmark - 13.0 10. Poland - 14.3 11. Sweden - 15.0 12. Finland - 19.3 13. Australia - 19.7 14. Belgium - 19.7 15. Northern Ireland - 20.0 16. Argentina - 21.0 17. Indonesia - 21.3 18. Czech Republic - 21.3 19. Mexico - 22.0 20. United States - 22.3 21. Germany - 23.0 22. Canada - 23.3 23. United Arab Emirates - 25.0 24. Netherlands - 25.3 25. England - 25.3 26. Austria - 25.3 27. Cyprus - 26.3 28. South Africa - 26.7 29. Israel - 27.3 30. Colombia - 27.3 31. Monaco - 28.0 32. Spain - 29.0 33. Ireland - 34.7 34. Morocco - 35.3 35. Malaysia - 36.7 36. Serbia - 37.3 37. Estonia - 37.7 38. Luxembourg - 40.3 39. India - 40.7 40. Puerto Rico - 41.3 41. China - 42.7 42. Greece - 44.0 43. Macau - 44.3 44. Hong Kong - 45.7 45. Norway - 45.7 46. Italy - 46.3 47. Angola - 47.0 48. Bolivia - 47.3 49. Latvia - 48.0 50. Ecuador - 49.3 51. Zimbabwe - 49.7 52. Venezuela - 50.7 53. Romania - 50.7 54. Croatia - 51.0 55. Guatemala - 51.3 56. Wales - 51.3 57. Hungary - 52.0 58. Thailand - 53.7 59. Chile - 53.7 60. Georgia - 57.7 61. Uruguay - 61.0 62. Lithuania - 62.0 63. Kenya - 62.3 64. Madagascar - 66.0 65. Dominican Republic - 66.7 66. Malta - 67.0 67. Oman - 68.0 68. Belarus - 68.3 69. San Marino - 68.3 70. Slovakia - 69.0 71. Jamaica - 69.7 72. Ukraine - 70.3 73. Trinidad and Tobago - 70.7 74. Singapore - 71.7 75. Slovenia - 71.7 76. Kazakhstan - 73.7 77. Bosnia and Herzegovina - 74.7 78. South Korea - 76.0 79. Saudi Arabia - 76.0 80. Jordan - 78.0 81. Senegal - 79.0 82. Peru - 79.7 83. Syria - 79.7 84. Costa Rica - 80.3 85. Azerbaijan - 80.7 86. Bulgaria - 82.0 87. Lebanon - 85.0 88. Kuwait - 85.7 89. Sri Lanka - 85.7 90. Philippines - 87.3 91. Bahrain - 90.0 92. Iran - 90.0 93. Pakistan - 91.3 94. Qatar - 93.0 95. Turkey - 93.3 96. Taiwan - 94.0
But yes, I suppose it would make more sense to run Nissany Jr.
