Jochen Rindt Nations Cup

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2010
1. UK 119
2. Australia 101
3. Spain 95
4. Germany 57
5. Brazil 53
6. Poland 44
7. Japan 10
8. Russia 9
9. Italy 4
10. Switzerland 2
11. Finland 8th x4
12. India 8th x1
13. Austria 10th

Bahrain: 1. Spain, 2. Brazil, 3. UK
Australia: 1. UK, 2. Poland, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Australia, 2. Germany, 3. Poland - Vettel win but doesn't count
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Spain
Spain: 1. Australia, 2. Spain, 3. Germany
Monaco: 1. Australia, 2. Poland, 3. Brazil
Turkey: 1. UK, 2. Australia, 3. Germany
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Spain, 3. Australia
Europe: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. Poland - Vettel win but doesn't count
United Kingdom: 1. Australia, 2. UK, 3. Germany
Germany: 1. Spain, 2. Brazil, 3. UK
Hungary: 1. Australia, 2. Spain, 3. Brazil
Belgium: 1. UK, 2. Australia, 3. Poland
Italy: 1. Spain, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
Singapore: 1. Spain, 2. Australia, 3. UK
Japan: 1. Australia, 2. Spain, 3. UK - Vettel win but doesn't count
South Korea: 1. Spain, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
Brazil: 1. Australia, 2. Spain, 3. UK - Vettel win but doesn't count
United Arab Emirates: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Poland - Vettel win but doesn't count

Drivers
UK: Button, Hamilton
Germany: Schuamcher, Rosberg
Australia: Webber
Brazil: Massa, Barrichello
Spain: Alonso, Alguersuari
Poland: Kubica
Russia: Petrov
Italy: Liuzzi, Trulli
Switzerland: Buemi
Finland: Kovalainen
India: Chandhok (1-10)
Austria: Klien (15, 18-19)
Japan: Yamamoto (10-14, 16-17), Kobayashi

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This is the current lineup for 2015
Germany: Rosberg, Hulkenberg
UK: Hamilton, Button
Australia: Ricciardo
Russia: Kvyat
Brazil: Massa, Nasr
Finland: Bottas, Raikkonen
Spain: Alonso
Denmark: Magnussen
Mexico: Perez
Netherlands: Verstappen
France: Vergne, Grosjean
Venezuela: Maldonado
Sweden: Ericsson
Japan: Kobayashi

Italics mean not comfirmed

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2014 (Race 19)
1. UK 147 (Champions)
2. Germany 123
3. Australia 69
4. Finland 52
5. Spain 44
6. Brazil 34
7. Denmark 13
8. France 6
9. Mexico 6
10. Russia 0 (7th)
11. Sweden 0 (8th)
11. Venezuela 0 (8th)
13. Japan 0 (9th)

Australia: 1. Germany, 2. Denmark, 3. UK
Malaysia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Spain
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Australia
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Spain
Spain: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Australia
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Australia
Canada: 1. Australia, 2. Germany, 3. UK
Austria: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Australia
Germany: 1. Germany, 2. Finland, 3. UK
Hungary: 1. Australia, 2. Spain, 3. UK
Belgium: 1. Australia, 2. Germany, 3. UK
Italy: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Singapore: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Australia
Japan: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Australia
Russia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
United States: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Australia
Brazil: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
Abu Dhabi: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. Finland

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1986
1. Brazil 97
2. France 89
3. UK 85
4. Italy 28
5. Sweden 25
6. Finland 23
7. Austria 21
8. Australia 7
9. Belgium 5
10. Germany 3
11. Switzerland 2
12. Netherlands 7th
13. Canada 8th
14. United States Ret

Nation Winners
Brazil: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. UK
Spain: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. France
San Marino: 1. France, 2. Brazil, 3. Austria
Monaco: 1. France, 2. Finland, 3. Brazil
Belgium: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. Sweden
Canada: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Brazil
Detroit: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Italy
France: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. France
Germany: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. France
Hungary: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Sweden
Austria: 1. France, 2. Italy, 3. Sweden
Italy: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Sweden
Portugal: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Brazil
Mexico: 1. Austria, 2. France, 3. Brazil
Australia: 1. France, 2. Brazil, 3. Sweden

Well this was an three way battle for the title with Brazil evently winning after taking 3rd place in Mexico to win this season. The other two nations being the French and the British.

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1987
1. Brazil 96
2. UK 75
3. France 61
4. Italy 45
5. Austria 39
6. Sweden 35
7. Belgium 22
8. USA 12
9. Japan 10
10. Germany 2
11. Spain 0
Ret. Switzerland

Nation Winners
Brazil: 1. France, 2. Brazil, 3. Sweden
San Marino: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. Italy
Belgium: 1. France, 2. Sweden, 3. Italy
Monaco: 1. Brazil, 2. Italy, 3. Austria
Detroit: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Austria
France: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. France
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. Japan
Germany: 1. Brazil, 2. Sweden, 3. France
Hungary: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Belgium
Austria: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. Italy
Italy: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Austria
Portugal: 1. France, 2. Austria, 3. Brazil
Spain: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Sweden
Mexico: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. Italy
Japan: 1. Austria, 2. Brazil, 3. Sweden
Australia: 1. Austria, 2. Italy, 3. Belgium

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2015

Race 1 of 20
1. UK 9
2. Germany 6
3. Brazil 4
4. Australia 3
5. Sweden 2
6. Spain 1
7. Mexico 0 (7th)
8. Finland 0 (Ret)
9. Netherlands 0 (Ret)
10. France 0 (Ret)
11. Venezuela 0 (Ret)
12. Russia 0 (DNS)
13. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil

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1988
1. France 105
2. Brazil 100
3. Italy 56
4. Austria 45
5. UK 34
6. Belgium 34
7. USA 11
8. Japan 7
9. Sweden 3
10. Spain 1
11. Germany (7th)
12. Argentina (10th)

Nation Winners
Brazil: 1. France, 2. Austria, 3. Brazil
San Marino: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Belgium
Monaco: 1. France, 2. Austria, 3. Italy
Mexico: 1. France, 2. Brazil, 3. Austria
Canada: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Belgium
Detroit: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Belgium
France: 1. France, 2. Brazil, 3. Italy
United Kingdom: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Italy
Germany: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Austria
Hungary: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Belgium
Belgium: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Italy
Italy: 1. Austria, 2. Italy, 3. USA
Portugal: 1. France, 2. Italy, 3. Belgium
Spain: 1. France, 2. UK, 3. Italy
Japan: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Belgium
Australia: 1. France, 2. Brazil, 3. Italy

It all came down to Australia with France holding a two point lead. But as Senna and Prost were both team-mates, the battle for the driver championship was on the line as well as the nation championship. The result thought being a Prost win and giving France the championship, just.

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2015

Race 2 of 20
1. UK 15
2. Germany 15
3. Brazil 7
4. Finland 4
5. Australia 3
6. Sweden 2
7. Netherlands 2
8. Spain 2
9. Mexico 0 (7th)
10. Russia 0 (7th)
11. France 0 (9th)
12. Venezuela 0 (Ret)
13. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland

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2015

Race 3 of 20
1. UK 24
2. Germany 21
3. Brazil 10
4. Finland 8
5. Australia 4
6. Sweden 2
7. Netherlands 2
8. Spain 2
9. France 2
10. Mexico 0 (7th)
11. Russia 0 (7th)
12. Venezuela 0 (Ret)
13. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland

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2015
The UK domination continues with Lewis Hamilton once again winning for the UK team to extend their lead to 8 points after Germany came in third place. Mexico scores their first point of the season as we head into Spain for the first European race of the season.

Race 4 of 19
1. UK 33
2. Germany 25
3. Finland 14
4. Brazil 10
5. Australia 7
6. France 4
7. Sweden 2
8. Netherlands 2
9. Spain 2
10. Mexico 1
11. Russia 0 (7th)
12. Venezuela 0 (11th)
13. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany

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1989
1. France 86
2. Brazil 79
3. Italy 67
4. UK 56
5. Belgium 39
6. Austria 21
7. USA 18
8. Sweden 8
9. Japan 8
10. Germany 7
11. Spain 3
Ret. Finland
DNQ. Switzerland
DNPQ. Argentina

Nation Winners
Brazil: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Brazil
San Marino: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Italy
Monaco: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Italy
Mexico: 1. Brazil, 2. Italy, 3. France
United States: 1. France, 2. Italy, 3. USA
Canada: 1. Belgium, 2. Italy, 3. Brazil
France: 1. France, 2. UK, 3. Italy
United Kingdom: 1. France, 2. UK, 3. Italy
Germany: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. UK
Hungary: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. Belgium
Belgium: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. UK
Italy: 1. France, 2. Austria, 3. Belgium
Portugal: 1. Austria, 2. France, 3. Sweden
Spain: 1. Brazil, 2. Austria, 3. France
Japan: 1. Italy, 2. Belgium, 3. Brazil
Australia: 1. Belgium, 2. Italy, 3. Japan

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2015
Race 5 of 19
1. UK 39
2. Germany 34
3. Finland 18
4. Brazil 13
5. Australia 9
6. France 5
7. Sweden 2
8. Netherlands 2
9. Spain 2
10. Mexico 1
11. Russia 0 (7th)
12. Venezuela 0 (11th)
13. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland

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2015
In one of the more bizzare races that I have heard, Kvyat has finished in 3rd for Russia after Red Bull gave inition of Ricciardo to let Kvyat go. But at the top, Rosberg closed the gap in the nations championship after Germany took the 9 points, to close the gap to only 2 points from the UK.

Race 6 of 19
1. UK 45
2. Germany 43
3. Finland 20
4. Brazil 13
5. Australia 12
6. France 5
7. Russia 4
8. Sweden 2
9. Netherlands 2
10. Spain 2
11. Mexico 2
12. Venezuela 0 (11th)
13. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Russia

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2015
Race 7 of 19
1. UK 54
2. Germany 49
3. Finland 24
4. Brazil 16
5. Australia 12
6. France 5
7. Russia 5
8. Sweden 2
9. Netherlands 2
10. Spain 2
11. Mexico 2
12. Venezuela 2
13. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Russia
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland

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2015
Race 9 of 19
1. UK 69
2. Germany 64
3. Finland 30
4. Brazil 24
5. Australia 12
6. Russia 7
7. France 5
8. Venezuela 4
9. Netherlands 3
10. Mexico 3
11. Sweden 2
12. Spain 2
13. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Russia
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Austria: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil

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2015
In a massive twist to the championship, the battle in Hungary has thrown up some surprises for this championship. With Vettel winning the race in Hungary, Germany now take the lead of the championship after Hamilton finished in 6th place which only scores the nation 1 point in the championship. Kvyat finished in 2nd place to give Russia their first podium since Australia 2011. For Verstappen, he was close to giving the Netherlands their first podium since 1994.

Race 10 of 19
1. Germany 73
2. UK 70
3. Finland 30
4. Brazil 24
5. Australia 16
6. Russia 13
7. Netherlands 6
8. France 5
9. Venezuela 4
10. Spain 4
11. Mexico 3
12. Sweden 2
13. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Russia
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Austria: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Hungary: 1. Germany, 2. Russia, 3. Australia

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1990
Brazil 90
France 87
Italy 52
Austria 44
UK 42
Belgium 34
Japan 19
Switzerland 2
Finland 1
Germany 1
Australia 0
DNQ. Sweden

Nation Results
United States: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Belgium
Brazil: 1. France, 2. Austria, 3. Brazil
San Marino: 1. Italy, 2. Austria, 3. France
Monaco: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Austria
Canada: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Austria
Mexico: 1. France, 2. UK, 3. Austria
France: 1. France, 2. Italy, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. France, 2. Belgium, 3. Brazil
Germany: 1. Brazil, 2. Italy, 3. Austria
Hungary: 1. Belgium, 2. Brazil, 3. Italy
Belgium: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Austria
Italy: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Austria
Portugal: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. France
Spain: 1. France, 2. UK, 3. Italy
Japan: 1. Brazil, 2. Japan, 3. Italy

With only three points separating Brazil and France, we headed to Australia for the final race of the season. But with Senna already winning the driver's title the other Brazilians were hoping to aid Brazil to the title. In qualifying, Senna got Brazil on pole with the first Frenchmen in fourth. The race though became a Brazil domination as Piquet won the race for Brazil and got the nation's title by 8 points with Alain Prost finishing in third.

1990 Australian Grand Prix result
1. Brazil (Nelson Piquet)
2. UK (Nigel Mansell)
3. France (Alain Prost)
4. Austria (Gerhard Berger)
5. Belgium (Thierry Boutsen)
6. Italy (Riccardo Patrese)
Ret. Japan (Satoru Nakajima)
Ret. Australia (David Brabham)

1. Brazil 99
2. France 91
3. Italy 53
4. UK 48
5. Austria 47
6. Belgium 36
7. Japan 19
8. Switzerland 2
9. Finland 1
10. Germany 1
11. Australia 0
DNQ. Sweden

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2015
Lewis Hamilton win in Belgium, levels the nations championship once again after Round 11. But the question is going to be, will any of the teams below these two take the title and at the rate its going. It might not be the case.

Race 11 of 19
1. Germany 79
2. UK 79
3. Finland 30
4. Brazil 25
5. Australia 16
6. Russia 16
7. France 9
8. Netherlands 6
9. Mexico 5
10. Venezuela 4
11. Spain 4
12. Sweden 2
13. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Russia
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Austria: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Hungary: 1. Germany, 2. Russia, 3. Australia
Belgium: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. France

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1991
1. Brazil 100.5
2. UK 79
3. Italy 68.5
4. France 53.5
5. Austria 42
6. Belgium 21
7. Finland 10
8. Germany 7
9. Japan 5
Ret. Sweden
DNPQ. Portugal

United States: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Italy
Brazil: 1. Brazil, 2. Italy, 3. Austria
San Marino: 1. Brazil, 2. Austria, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. France
Canada: 1. Brazil, 2. Italy, 3. Belgium
Mexico: 1. Italy, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
France: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Austria, 3. France
Germany: 1. UK, 2. Italy, 3. France
Hungary: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Italy
Belgium: 1. Brazil, 2. Austria, 3. Italy
Italy: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. France
Portugal: 1. Italy, 2. Brazil, 3. France
Spain: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Italy
Japan: 1. Austria, 2. Brazil, 3. Italy
Australia: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Austria

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2015
For the first time since 2007, a American has joined the driver entry list with Alexander Rossi debuting in Singapore. But that hasn't changed the standings up top with Germany extending to a six point lead after Singapore with Rosberg and Vettel both scoring respectively. While for the United Kingdom, a shocker of a run in Singapore has put them in struggle street with 54 points up for grabs with those two teams left to battle it out for the nation's title.

Race 13 of 19
1. Germany 94
2. UK 88
3. Finland 37
4. Brazil 29
5. Australia 23
6. Russia 19
7. France 9
8. Mexico 9
9. Netherlands 7
10. Venezuela 4
11. Spain 4
12. Sweden 2
13. USA 0 (13th)
14. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Russia
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Austria: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Hungary: 1. Germany, 2. Russia, 3. Australia
Belgium: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. France
Italy: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Singapore: 1. Germany, 2. Australia, 3. Finland

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1992
1. UK 113
2. Italy 66
3. Germany 54
4. Brazil 50
5. Austria 48
6. France 32
7. Finland 22
8. Japan 7
9. Belgium 5
10. Netherlands 0
Ret. Switzerland

South Africa: 1. UK, 2. Italy, 3. Brazil
Mexico: 1. UK, 2. Italy, 3. Germany
Brazil: 1. UK, 2. Italy, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. France
San Marino: 1. UK, 2. Italy, 3. Brazil
Monaco: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Italy
Canada: 1. Austria, 2. Germany, 3. France
France: 1. UK, 2. Italy, 3. Finland
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Italy
Germany: 1. UK, 2. Brazil, 3. Germany
Hungary: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Austria
Belgium: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Italy
Italy: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Germany
Portugal: 1. UK, 2. Austria, 3. Brazil
Japan: 1. Italy, 2. Austria, 3. UK
Australia: 1. Austria, 2. Germany, 3. UK

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2015
With Lewis Hamilton winning the Japanese Grand Prix, the gap between the two nations close down to 3 points with the final race of the Asia leg being in Russia. It would be interesting to know what would of happened if these two nations didn't exist with that much of a gap.

Race 14 of 19
1. Germany 100
2. UK 97
3. Finland 41
4. Brazil 29
5. Australia 23
6. Russia 19
7. France 12
8. Mexico 9
9. Netherlands 8
10. Venezuela 6
11. Spain 4
12. Sweden 2
13. USA 0 (13th)
14. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Russia
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Austria: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Hungary: 1. Germany, 2. Russia, 3. Australia
Belgium: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. France
Italy: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Singapore: 1. Germany, 2. Australia, 3. Finland
Japan: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland

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2015
With me forgetting about for the last three races, I have to find what is happening to catch up. In Russia, UK leveled the competition back up after winning the race. While Vettel finished in 2nd. With Perez finishing in 3rd place, Mexico jumped France in the rankings to go up to 7th.

In the United States, Verstappen scored Netherlands their first podium since 2000 after finishing in 3rd place. This was after Hamilton won the race and brought the UK back into the lead with four races left. Alexander Rossi put the United States in 9th place at his home Grand Prix.

In Mexico, Rosberg took the race win which meant that Germany leveled with UK once again after the North America rounds.

Race 17 of 19
1. UK 121 (10 wins)
2. Germany 121 (7 wins)
3. Finland 45
4. Brazil 33
5. Australia 25
6. Russia 24
7. Mexico 16
8. France 12
9. Netherlands 12
10. Venezuela 8
11. Spain 6
12. Sweden 2
13. USA 0 (9th)
14. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Russia
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Austria: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Hungary: 1. Germany, 2. Russia, 3. Australia
Belgium: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. France
Italy: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Singapore: 1. Germany, 2. Australia, 3. Finland
Japan: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Russia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Mexico
United States: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Netherlands
Mexico: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland

So with the end in near, here is the current entry list for 2016.

Germany: Rosberg, Vettel, Hulkenberg
UK: Hamilton, Palmer, Button
Finland: Raikkonen, Bottas
Brazil: Massa, Nasr
Australia: Ricciardo
Russia: Kvyat
Mexico: Perez, Gutierrez
Venezuela: Maldonado
Netherlands: Verstappen
Sweden: Ericsson
Spain: Alonso
France: Grosjean

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2015
Nico Rosberg takes another victory which puts Germany back into the lead heading into the final race at Abu Dhabi. This means that Germany will need to hope that UK doesn't win the race as they will lose on countback. In other news Russia has jumped Australia for fifth place while the Netherlands jump France into eighth place.

Race 18 of 19
1. Germany 130
2. UK 127
3. Finland 49
4. Brazil 33
5. Russia 27
6. Australia 25
7. Mexico 16
8. Netherlands 14
9. France 13
10. Venezuela 8
11. Spain 6
12. Sweden 2
13. USA 0 (9th)
14. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Russia
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Austria: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Hungary: 1. Germany, 2. Russia, 3. Australia
Belgium: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. France
Italy: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Singapore: 1. Germany, 2. Australia, 3. Finland
Japan: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Russia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Mexico
United States: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Netherlands
Mexico: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Brazil: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland

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2009
What would of been interesting is to see the results of what would of happened if all the drivers counted for the drivers rankings. It might of been a lot closer with all of Barrichello and Vettel removings.

1. UK 107.5
2. Australia 64.5
3. Brazil 52
4. Finland 49
5. Germany 47
6. Italy 40
7. Spain 25
8. Poland 17
9. Switzerland 5
10. Japan 3
11. France 2.5

Nation Winners
Australia: 1. UK, 2. Italy, 3. Germany - Barrichello 2nd is removed
Malaysia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Italy - Barrichello 4th is removed (Half Points)
China: 1. Australia, 2. UK, 3. Finland - Vettel win, Barrichello 3rd is removed
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Italy, 3. Finland - Vettel 2nd, Barrichello 3rd is removed
Spain: 1. UK, 2. Australia, 3. Spain - Barrichello 2nd, Vettel 3rd is removed
Monaco: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Brazil - Germany 2nd, Barrichello 5th is removed
Turkey: 1. UK, 2. Australia, 3. Italy - Barrichello 3rd, Germany 4th is removed
United Kingdom: 1. Australia, 2. Brazil, 3. UK - Germany win is removed
Germany: 1. Australia, 2. Brazil, 3. UK - Germany 2nd is removed
Hungary - 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Australia
Europe - 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Finland - Germany 4th is removed
Belgium - 1. Finland, 2. Italy, 3. Poland - Germany 3rd is removed
Italy - 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Finland - Germany 4th is removed
Singapore - 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Spain
Japan - 1. Italy, 2. UK, 3. Finland - Germany win is removed
Brazil - 1. Australia, 2. Poland, 3. UK
Abu Dhabi - 1. Germany, 2. Australia, 3. UK

Entry List for 2009
UK: Hamilton, Button
Finland: Kovalainen, Raikkonen
Brazil: Massa (1-10), Piquet Jr (1-10), Barrrichello (11-17)
Poland: Kubica
Germany: Heidfeld, Glock (1-15), Vettel (16-17)
Spain: Alonso, Alguersuari
France: Grosjean, Bourdais
Italy: Trulli, Badoer/Fisichella
Japan: Kobayashi (16-17), Nakajima
Switzerland: Buemi
Australia: Webber

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2015
Rosberg does it again with him taking the final race in Abu Dhabi to give Germany the title by six points over the UK. Australia fifth place levels with Russia on points but because Russia has more 4th place finishes they will finish higher than Australia.

Race 19 of 19
1. Germany 139
2. UK 133
3. Finland 53
4. Brazil 34
5. Russia 27 (4 4th's)
6. Australia 27 (3 4th's)
7. Mexico 19
8. Netherlands 14
9. France 13
10. Venezuela 8
11. Spain 6
12. Sweden 2
13. USA 0
14. Denmark 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Malaysia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Bahrain: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Russia
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Austria: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Hungary: 1. Germany, 2. Russia, 3. Australia
Belgium: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. France
Italy: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Singapore: 1. Germany, 2. Australia, 3. Finland
Japan: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Russia: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Mexico
United States: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Netherlands
Mexico: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Brazil: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Abu Dhabi: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland

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2016
For the first time, a brand new point system came during this season with the top 7 scoring points (10-8-6-4-3-2-1). Much like the brand new qualifying system, people would be complaining with the leader saying "this will help out in terms of the championship".

Race 1 of 21
1. Germany 10
2. UK 8
3. Australia 6
4. Brazil 4
5. France 3
6. Finland 2
7. Spain 1
8. Netherlands 0
9. Denmark 0
10. Mexico 0
11. Sweden 0
12. Indonesia 0
13. Russia 0 (DNS)

Australia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Australia

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1993
1. France 102
2. UK 81
3. Brazil 70
4. Germany 51
5. Italy 35
6. Austria 21
7. Finland 15
8. USA 11
9. Japan 5
10. Belgium 2
11. Portugal 0

Nation Winners
South Africa: 1. France, 2. Brazil, 3. UK
Brazil: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. Germany
Europe: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. France
San Marino: 1. France, 2. Germany, 3. UK
Spain: 1. France, 2. Brazil, 3. Germany
Monaco: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. France
Canada: 1. France, 2. Germany, 3. UK
France: 1. France, 2. UK, 3. Germany
United Kingdom: 1. France, 2. Germany, 3. Italy
Germany: 1. France, 2. Germany, 3. UK
Hungary: 1. UK, 2. Italy, 3. Austria
Belgium: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. France
Italy: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. USA
Portugal: 1. Germany, 2. France, 3. UK
Japan: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. Finland
Australia: 1. Brazil, 2. France, 3. UK

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2016
Another yawn fest with Germany winning the second race of the season by about 10 seconds. Finland though did end in 2nd place which moves them in third place on the overall standings ahead of Australia by countback. Brazil lose two spots in the rankings while for Belgium they go into 11th place after finishing in 9th place.

Race 2 of 21
1. Germany 20 (10)
2. UK 14 (6)
3. Finland 10 (8)
4. Australia 10 (4)
5. France 6 (3)
6. Brazil 4
7. Netherlands 2 (2)
8. Spain 1
8. Russia 1 (1)
10. Denmark 0
11. Belgium 0
12. Mexico 0
13. Sweden 0
14. Indonesia 0

Australia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Australia
Bahrain: 1. Germany, 2. Finland, 3. UK

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2016
Race 3 of 21
1. Germany 30 (10)
2. Australia 16 (6)
3. UK 16 (2)
4. Finland 14 (4)
5. Russia 9 (8)
6. Brazil 7 (3)
7. France 6
8. Netherlands 3 (1)
9. Spain 1
10. Denmark 0
11. Belgium 0
12. Mexico 0
13. Sweden 0
14. Indonesia 0

Australia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Australia
Bahrain: 1. Germany, 2. Finland, 3. UK
China: 1. Germany, 2. Russia, 3. Australia

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2016
So this season ended in Brazil with Germany taking out the Nation Cup which gave Nico Rosberg a farewell by being a part or winning all three titles. The late form from Daniel Ricciardo gave Australia third place overall. Next season will see the return of Canada for the first time since 2006 with Lance Stroll get a seat in Williams.

1. Germany 168
2. UK 155
3. Australia 106
4. Netherlands 83
5. Finland 82
6. Mexico 43
7. Spain 31
8. Brazil 25
9. Russia 9
10. France 10
11. Denmark 2
11. Belgium 0
13. Sweden 0
14. Indonesia 0

Australia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Australia
Bahrain: 1. Germany, 2. Finland, 3. UK
China: 1. Germany, 2. Russia, 3. Australia
Russia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Spain: 1. Netherlands, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Monaco: 1. UK, 2. Australia, 3. Mexico
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Azerbaijan: 1. Germany, 2. Mexico, 3. Finland
Austria: 1. UK, 2. Netherlands, 3. Finland
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. Netherlands, 3. Germany
Hungary: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Australia
Germany: 1. UK, 2. Australia, 3. Netherlands
Belgium: 1. Germany, 2. Australia, 3. UK
Italy: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Singapore: 1. Germany, 2. Australia, 3. UK
Malaysia: 1. Australia, 2. Netherlands, 3. Germany
Japan: 1. Germany, 2. Netherlands, 3. UK
United States: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Australia
Mexico: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Australia
Brazil: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Netherlands
Abu Dhabi: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Netherlands

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1994
1. UK 110
2. Germany 95
3. Austria 46
4. France 46
5. Finland 34
6. Brazil 30
7. Italy 26
8. Netherlands 11
9. Japan 8
10. Australia 3
11. Monaco 3
12. Portugal 1
13. Belgium 0
Ret. Switzerland

Nation Winners
Brazil: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. France
Pacific: 1. Germany, 2. Austria, 3. Brazil
San Marino: 1. Germany, 2. Italy, 3. Finland
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Austria
Spain: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. France
Canada: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. France
France: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Austria
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Finland
Germany: 1. Austria, 2. France, 3. Brazil
Hungary: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Netherlands
Belgium: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Netherlands
Italy: 1. UK, 2. Austria, 3. Finland
Portugal: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Brazil
Europe: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Japan: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. France
Australia: 1. UK, 2. Austria, 3. Brazil

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1995
On the final race of the season held in Australia, the two Germans entries that competed retired from the race which left Damon Hill to take out the nation's title to the UK from Germany by seven points. This was also the last season to have more than two drivers score points for the nation with the 1996 season limiting nations to only have two drivers score points.

1. UK 124
2. Germany 117
3. France 71
4. Austria 39
5. Finland 35
6. Brazil 25
7. Italy 19
8. Japan 7
9. Portugal 4
10. Denmark 2
11. Netherlands 0
12. Switzerland 0

Nation Winners
Brazil: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Austria
Argentina: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Germany
San Marino: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Austria
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Austria
Monaco: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Austria
Canada: 1. France, 2. Brazil, 3. UK
France: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. France
United Kingdom: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Germany
Germany: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Austria
Hungary: 1. UK, 2. Austria, 3. Germany
Belgium: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Brazil
Italy: 1. UK, 2. Finland, 3. Germany
Portugal: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Austria
Europe: 1. Germany, 2. France, 3. UK
Pacific: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Austria
Japan: 1. Germany, 2. Finland, 3. UK
Australia: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Italy

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1996
Entry list
Germany - Michael Schumacher, Heinz-Harald Frentzen
UK - Eddie Irvine, Damon Hill
France - Jean Alesi, Olivier Panis
Austria - Gerhard Berger
Canada - Jacques Villeneuve
Finland - Mika Hakkinen, Mika Salo
Brazil - Pedro Diniz, Rubens Barrichello
Netherlands - Jos Verstappen
Japan - Ukyo Katayama
Portugal - Pedro Lamy
Italy - Giancarlo Fisichella (1, 4-10), Luca Badoer (1-10), Giovanni Lavaggi (11-16), Andrea Montermini (2-3)

Rankings
1. UK 101
2. Canada 80
3. Germany 70
4. France 60
5. Finland 42
6. Brazil 25
7. Austria 24
8. Netherlands 4
9. Italy 4
10. Japan 2
11. Portugal 0 (7th five times )

Loss of points:
UK 3 - David Coulthard, Johnny Herbert (2nd - Monaco)
UK 2 - David Coulthard, Martin Brundle (5th - United Kingdom), Johnny Herbert (6th)
UK 3 - Martin Brundle (4th - Italy)

Nation Winners
Australia: 1. UK, 2. Canada, 3. Austria
Brazil: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Germany
Argentina: 1. UK, 2. Canada, 3. France
Europe: 1. Canada, 2. Germany, 3. UK
San Marino: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Austria
Monaco: 1. France, 2. Germany, 3. Finland
Spain: 1. Germany, 2. France, 3. Canada
Canada: 1. UK, 2. Canada, 3. France
France: 1. UK, 2. Canada, 3. France
United Kingdom: 1. Canada, 2. Austria, 3. Finland
Germany: 1. UK, 2. France, 3. Canada
Hungary: 1. Canada, 2. UK, 3. France
Belgium: 1. Germany, 2. Canada, 3. Finland
Italy: 1. Germany, 2. France, 3. Finland
Portugal: 1. Canada, 2. UK, 3. Germany
Japan: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Finland

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1997
This season would be famous for the M.Schumacher/Villeneuve incident in the final round held at Jerez. This meant that M.Schumacher would be disqualified from the Drivers championship and in turn, would be replaced by his brother in the Nations Championship for Germany. This issue would see Canada take home their first and to date only Nations Championship.

Entry list
UK - Damon Hill, Eddie Irvine
Brazil - Pedro Diniz, Tarso Marques (8-17), Rubens Barrichello (1-7)
Canada - Jacques Villeneuve
Germany - Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Ralf Schumacher
France - Jean Alesi, Olivier Panis
Austria - Gerhard Berger (1-6, 10-17), Alexander Wurz (7-9)
Finland - Mika Hakkinen, Mika Salo
Italy - Giancarlo Fisichella, Niocla Larini (1-5), Gianni Morbidelli (6-7, 15-16), Jarno Trulli (8-14)
Japan - Shinji Nakano, Ukyo Katayama
Argentina - Norberto Fontana (8-10, 17)
Netherlands - Jos Verstappen
Denmark - Jan Magnussen

Rankings
1. Canada 87
2. Germany 78
3. France 64
4. Italy 49
5. UK 47
6. Austria 45
7. Finland 45
8. Brazil 16
9. Japan 12
10. Netherlands 1
11. Denmark 1
12. Argentina 0 (7th)

Loss of points:
UK 10 - David Coulthard (1st in Australia)
UK 2 - Johnny Herbert (5th in Brazil)
UK 4 - Johnny Herbert, David Coulthard (3rd in Spain)
UK 2 - Johnny Herbert (4th in Canada)
UK 1 - David Coulthard (4th in Great Britain)
UK 4 - Johnny Herbert (3rd in Belgium)
UK 9 - David Coulthard (1st in Italy)
UK 3 - David Coulthard (2nd in Austria)
UK 3 - David Coulthard (2nd in Europe)

Nation Winners
Australia: 1. Finland, 2. Austria, 3. France
Brazil: 1. Canada, 2. Austria, 3. France
Argentina: 1. Canada, 2. UK, 3. Germany
San Marino: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Italy
Monaco: 1. Brazil, 2. UK, 3. France
Spain: 1. Canada, 2. France, 3. Finland
Canada: 1. France, 2. Italy, 3. Germany
France: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Canada
United Kingdom: 1. Canada, 2. France, 3. Austria
Germany: 1. Austria, 2. Finland, 3. Italy
Hungary: 1. Canada, 2. UK, 3. Germany
Belgium: 1. Italy, 2. Germany, 3. Canada
Italy: 1. France, 2. Germany, 3. Italy
Austria: 1. Canada, 2. Germany, 3. Italy
Luxembourg: 1. Canada, 2. France, 3. Germany
Japan: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Europe: 1. Finland, 2. Canada, 3. Austria

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2017
The opening round of the 2017 Formula One season saw the same event like last year with Germany taking out the victory with Sebastian Vettel taking out the victory from Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas.

Race 1 of 21
1. Germany 10
2. UK 8
3. Finland 6
4. Netherlands 4
5. Brazil 3
6. Mexico 2
7. Spain 1
8. Russia 0
9. France 0
10. Italy 0
11. Belgium 0

Australia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland

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1998
The big news was that of Esteban Tuero who got the car to finish 8th overall and 5th in the Nations Race to give Argentina their first points since a while and Denmark scored their first points in the Nations Cup when Jan Magnussen finished 6th in Canada. But the Jordan victory in Belgium would not count for this as both drivers were below their team mates in what would be a crazy race but in the end it would be Finland who would take out the title in the final race of the season at Japan.

Entry list
Canada - Jacques Villeneuve
Germany - Heinz-Harald Frentzen, Michael Schumacher
UK - Eddie Irvine, David Coulthard
Italy - Giancarlo Fisichella, Jarno Trulli
Austria - Alexander Wurz
Finland - Mika Hakkinen, Mika Salo
France - Olivier Panis, Jean Alesi
Brazil - Pedro Diniz, Rubens Barrichello
Denmark - Jan Magnussen (1-7)
Netherlands - Jos Verstappen (8-16)
Japan - Toranosuke Takagi, Shinji Nakano
Argentina - Esteban Tuero

Rankings
1. Finland 104
2. Germany 101
3. UK 86
4. Canada 31
5. Italy 30
6. France 25
7. Austria 23
8. Brazil 10
9. Japan 3
10. Argentina 2
11. Denmark 1
12. Netherlands 0

Loss of points:
UK 9 - Damon Hill (1st in Belgium)
Germany 4 - Ralf Schumacher (2nd in Belgium)

Nation Winners
Australia: 1. Finland, 2. UK, 3. Germany
Brazil: 1. Finland, 2. UK, 3. Germany
Argentina: 1. Germany, 2. Finland, 3. UK
San Marino: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Canada
Spain: 1. Finland, 2. UK, 3. Germany
Monaco: 1. Finland, 2. Italy, 3. UK
Canada: 1. Germany, 2. Italy, 3. UK
France: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
United Kingdom: 1. Germany, 2. Finland, 3. UK
Austria: 1. Finland, 2. UK, 3. Germany
Germany: 1. Finland, 2. UK, 3. Canada
Hungary: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Canada
Belgium: 1. France, 2. Germany, 3. Brazil
Italy: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Luxembourg: 1. Finland, 2. Germany, 3. UK
Japan: 1. Finland, 2. UK, 3. Germany

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2017
Race 2 of 21
1. Germany 18 (8)
2. UK 18 (10)
3. Netherlands 10 (6)
4. Finland 9 (3)
5. Australia 4 (4)
5. Brazil 3 (0)
6. Spain 3 (2)
7. Mexico 2 (0)
8. Denmark 1 (1)
8. Russia 0 (8th)
9. France 0 (2 9ths)
10. Italy 0 (10th)
11. Belgium 0 (11th)
12. Sweden 0 (11th)

Australia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Netherlands

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2017
Yet again, this is going to be an two horse race with Germany and UK striking blows on the top 2 in Bahrain. Finland with Bottas and Raikkonen will be hope for something to go wrong with both nations as they head off to Russia for the Russian Grand Prix.

Race 3 of 21
1. Germany 28 (10)
2. UK 26 (8)
3. Finland 15 (6)
4. Netherlands 10 (0)
5. Australia 8 (4)
6. Brazil 6 (3)
7. Mexico 4 (2)
8. Spain 3 (0)
9. Denmark 1 (0)
10. France 1 (1)
11. Russia 0 (7th)
12. Italy 0 (10th)
13. Belgium 0 (11th)
14. Sweden 0 (11th)

Australia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Netherlands
Bahrain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland

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2017
Bottas has taken the first win of the season by a non-UK and German driver as he wins the race for Finland in Russia. Other than, the real news came with Stroll finishing his first race in Formula One with an 11th place finish giving Canada 8th in the race.

Race 4 of 21
1. Germany 36 (8)
2. UK 32 (6)
3. Finland 25 (10)
4. Netherlands 14 (4)
5. Australia 8 (0)
6. Brazil 7 (1)
7. Mexico 7 (3)
8. Spain 3 (0)
9. France 3 (2)
10. Denmark 1 (0)
11. Russia 1 (0)
12. Canada 0 (8th)
13. Italy 0 (10th)
14. Belgium 0 (11th)
15. Sweden 0 (11th)

Australia: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
China: 1. UK, 2. Germany, 3. Netherlands
Bahrain: 1. Germany, 2. UK, 3. Finland
Russia: 1. Finland, 2. Germany, 3. UK