Those of you who follow the "old points systems" thread will have found out how stupid feels to have only a few teams scoring points, in this era of bulletproof reliability. With the former 10-6-4-3-2-1 system, most of the time is the top 3 teams scoring all points. Mercedes and Renault have scored a few, Sauber a couple and Force India one. The 10-8-6-4-3-2-1 is better, but still a bit pointless to make comparisons, with only the top 8 scoring.
I was surfing the net for something completely unrelated when I came across a very old proposal to change the point system that someone made in the Autosport Forums -at the end of the 2000 season! He argued about increasing the points to the top 10, and proposed this: 10-6-4-3.5-3-2.5-2-1.5-1-0.5. Okay, half points is not nice to look at, and that system is not very proportional, but it has the virtue of keeping the same points to the top three. I thought it could be interesting to calculate this season's points using that system and see what happens. Then I made some adjustments and came up with a system that more closely resembles the current one: 10-7-6-5-4-3-2-1,5-1-0,5. This one is more different from the classic one, but is quite resembling of the 2003-09 one -not surprising because the current system in F1 was based on that one, only decreasing points for second place and giving a few for 9th and 10th- and a bit more proportional. It also reduces the amount of half points given.
For the sake of pleasing those of us who like to look at standings based in "old money", I've decided to give a go to calculating this season's points using these two scales. The point is not to find alternative champions and that kind of stuff, but to keep track of recent seasons using a scale similar to the ones historically used. The "perfect conversion" would be to take the real scale and divide by 2.5, but that way you get 7.2 points for 2nd, 6.4 for 3rd and so on, down to 0.4 for 10th place. Messing up with half points is already bad, but that would be too much. So, let's go with the results:
10-6-4-3.5-3-2.5-2-1.5-1-0.5 system:
Sebastian Vettel 87.5
Lewis Hamilton 50
Fernando Alonso 47
Jenson Button 45
Mark Webber 42.5
Felipe Massa 21.5
Nico Rosberg 15.5
Nick Heidfeld 11 (one 3rd)
Michael Schumacher 11 (one 4th)
Vitaly Petrov 10
Kamui Kobayashi 9.5
Adrian Sutil 6.5
Sébastien Buemi 5
Jaime Alguersuari 4
Sergio Pérez 3 (one 7th, one 9th)
Paul Di Resta 3 (one 7th, two 10ths)
Rubens Barrichello 2
Red Bull 130
McLaren 95
Ferrari 68.5
Mercedes 26.5
Renault 21
Sauber 12.5
Force India 9.5
Toro Rosso 9
Williams 2
10-7-6-5-4-3-2-1.5-1-0.5 system:
Sebastian Vettel 90
Mark Webber 59
Lewis Hamilton 57
Fernando Alonso 55
Jenson Button 52,5
Felipe Massa 27
Nico Rosberg 17
Vitaly Petrov 13 (one 3rd, one 5th)
Nick Heidfeld 13 (one 3rd, one 7th)
Michael Schumacher 13 (one 4th)
Kamui Kobayashi 10
Adrian Sutil 7
Jaime Alguersuari 4 (two 8ths)
Sébastien Buemi 4 (one 8th)
Sergio Pérez 3 (one 7th, one 9th)
Paul Di Resta 3 (one 7th, two 10ths)
Rubens Barrichello 2
Red Bull 149
McLaren 109,5
Ferrari 82
Mercedes 30
Renault 26
Sauber 13
Force India 10
Toro Rosso 8
Williams 2
Both systems give similar results, but the second one is closer to the real standings and causes much less half points, although the "points inflation" is obviously higher. I think I'm gonna stick with it for comparisons though.
The 10-7-6-5-4-3-2-1,5-1-0,5 scoring system
The 10-7-6-5-4-3-2-1,5-1-0,5 scoring system
Last edited by Ferrim on 28 Jul 2013, 14:35, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Attempting to keep a coherent 10-point based scoring sys
Well 15-12-10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1 is always a better system than the current one if you ask me. However, it doesn't classify for the 10-point systems.
Re: Attempting to keep a coherent 10-point based scoring sys
How about the simplest of all - 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1? 
I know it doesn't give extra premiums for wins or podiums but surely you get the recognition for those anyway! That's how they do the scoring in the winter league at my golf club.
I know it doesn't give extra premiums for wins or podiums but surely you get the recognition for those anyway! That's how they do the scoring in the winter league at my golf club.
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(Tony Jardine, 1988)Re: Attempting to keep a coherent 10-point based scoring sys
But I want something that rewards wins more or less the same than real life. BTW I also calculated last years results and they would look like this:
10-6-4-3.5-3-2.5-2-1.5-1-0.5 system:
Sebastian Vettel 89
Fernando Alonso 88,5
Mark Webber 85,5
Lewis Hamilton 82
Jenson Button 70,5
Felipe Massa 44
Robert Kubica 42 (one 2nd)
Nico Rosberg 42 (three 3rds)
Michael Schumacher 23,5
Rubens Barrichello 16 (one 4th)
Adrian Sutil 16 (two 5ths)
Kamui Kobayashi 11,5
Vitaly Petrov 9
Vitantonio Liuzzi 8 (one 6th)
Nico Hülkenberg 8 (one 7th)
Sébastien Buemi 3,5
Nick Heidfeld 2,5 (one 8th)
Jaime Alguersuari 2,5 (two 8ths)
Pedro de la Rosa 2
Red Bull 174,5
McLaren 152,5
Ferrari 132,5
Mercedes 65,5
Renault 51
Williams 24 (one 4th)
Force India 24 (two 5ths)
Sauber 16
Toro Rosso 6
10-7-6-5-4-3-2-1,5-1-0,5 system:
Sebastian Vettel 101,5
Fernando Alonso 98,5
Mark Webber 95,5
Lewis Hamilton 94
Jenson Button 85
Felipe Massa 57
Nico Rosberg 54
Robert Kubica 52
Michael Schumacher 29
Rubens Barrichello 19
Adrian Sutil 18,5
Kamui Kobayashi 12
Vitaly Petrov 10,5
Vitantonio Liuzzi 8,5 (one 6th)
Nico Hülkenberg 8,5 (one 7th)
Sébastien Buemi 3,5
Nick Heidfeld 2,5 (one 8th)
Jaime Alguersuari 2,5 (two 8ths)
Pedro de la Rosa 2
Red Bull 197
McLaren 179
Ferrari 155,5
Mercedes 83
Renault 62,5
Williams 27,5
Force India 27
Sauber 16,5
Toro Rosso 6
Further proof that last year's season wasn't so close because of the scoring system... although I would say that's already clear by looking at this years' standings.
10-6-4-3.5-3-2.5-2-1.5-1-0.5 system:
Sebastian Vettel 89
Fernando Alonso 88,5
Mark Webber 85,5
Lewis Hamilton 82
Jenson Button 70,5
Felipe Massa 44
Robert Kubica 42 (one 2nd)
Nico Rosberg 42 (three 3rds)
Michael Schumacher 23,5
Rubens Barrichello 16 (one 4th)
Adrian Sutil 16 (two 5ths)
Kamui Kobayashi 11,5
Vitaly Petrov 9
Vitantonio Liuzzi 8 (one 6th)
Nico Hülkenberg 8 (one 7th)
Sébastien Buemi 3,5
Nick Heidfeld 2,5 (one 8th)
Jaime Alguersuari 2,5 (two 8ths)
Pedro de la Rosa 2
Red Bull 174,5
McLaren 152,5
Ferrari 132,5
Mercedes 65,5
Renault 51
Williams 24 (one 4th)
Force India 24 (two 5ths)
Sauber 16
Toro Rosso 6
10-7-6-5-4-3-2-1,5-1-0,5 system:
Sebastian Vettel 101,5
Fernando Alonso 98,5
Mark Webber 95,5
Lewis Hamilton 94
Jenson Button 85
Felipe Massa 57
Nico Rosberg 54
Robert Kubica 52
Michael Schumacher 29
Rubens Barrichello 19
Adrian Sutil 18,5
Kamui Kobayashi 12
Vitaly Petrov 10,5
Vitantonio Liuzzi 8,5 (one 6th)
Nico Hülkenberg 8,5 (one 7th)
Sébastien Buemi 3,5
Nick Heidfeld 2,5 (one 8th)
Jaime Alguersuari 2,5 (two 8ths)
Pedro de la Rosa 2
Red Bull 197
McLaren 179
Ferrari 155,5
Mercedes 83
Renault 62,5
Williams 27,5
Force India 27
Sauber 16,5
Toro Rosso 6
Further proof that last year's season wasn't so close because of the scoring system... although I would say that's already clear by looking at this years' standings.
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Re: Attempting to keep a coherent 10-point based scoring sys
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Feel free to use it.
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That's only the Top 9 scoring but it did work nicely with a fantasy racing competition I did some quite a few years back.
Feel free to use it.
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Re: Attempting to keep a coherent 10-point based scoring sys
Just for the record I've decided to list the final results for 2011 in the 10-7-6-5-4-3-2-1,5-1-0,5 system:
Sebastian Vettel 153
Jenson Button 107
Mark Webber 104
Fernando Alonso 102
Lewis Hamilton 90,5
Felipe Massa 45,5
Nico Rosberg 33
Michael Schumacher 30
Adrian Sutil 16
Vitaly Petrov 15,5
Nick Heidfeld 13
Kamui Kobayashi 12
Paul di Resta 10,5
Jaime Alguersuari 9,5
Sébastien Buemi 6,5
Sergio Pérez 5,5
Rubens Barrichello 2
Pastor Maldonado 0,5
Red Bull-Renault 257
McLaren-Mercedes 197,5
Ferrari 147,5
Mercedes 63
Renault 29,5
Force India-Mercedes 26,5
Sauber-Ferrari 17,5
Toro Rosso-Ferrari 16
Williams-Cosworth 2,5
Sebastian Vettel 153
Jenson Button 107
Mark Webber 104
Fernando Alonso 102
Lewis Hamilton 90,5
Felipe Massa 45,5
Nico Rosberg 33
Michael Schumacher 30
Adrian Sutil 16
Vitaly Petrov 15,5
Nick Heidfeld 13
Kamui Kobayashi 12
Paul di Resta 10,5
Jaime Alguersuari 9,5
Sébastien Buemi 6,5
Sergio Pérez 5,5
Rubens Barrichello 2
Pastor Maldonado 0,5
Red Bull-Renault 257
McLaren-Mercedes 197,5
Ferrari 147,5
Mercedes 63
Renault 29,5
Force India-Mercedes 26,5
Sauber-Ferrari 17,5
Toro Rosso-Ferrari 16
Williams-Cosworth 2,5
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Re: Attempting to keep a coherent 10-point based scoring sys
This is making Williams look worse. 
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Re: Attempting to keep a coherent 10-point based scoring sys
Under any pre-2010 point system they would have scored no points at all...
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Re: Attempting to keep a coherent 10-point based scoring sys
Ok, as we've just completed the first half of the season, I've decided to post the current standings according with the 10-7-6-5-4-3-2-1'5-1-0'5 scale:
Drivers Championship:
Fernando Alonso 61
Mark Webber 48'5
Sebastian Vettel 44
Kimi Räikkönen 38'5
Lewis Hamilton 36'5
Nico Rosberg 29'5
Jenson Button 27
Romain Grosjean 24
Sergio Pérez 18'5
Kamui Kobayashi 13'5
Pastor Maldonado 12
Michael Schumacher 11
Felipe Massa 9'5
Paul di Resta 9'5
Nico Hülkenberg 8
Bruno Senna 6'5
Jean-Éric Vergne 1'5
Daniel Ricciardo 1
Constructors Championship:
Red Bull Renault 92'5
Ferrari 70'5
McLaren Mercedes 63'5
Lotus Renault 62'5
Mercedes 40'5
Sauber Ferrari 32
Williams Renault 18'5
Force India Mercedes 17'5
Toro Rosso Ferrari 2'5
Drivers Championship:
Fernando Alonso 61
Mark Webber 48'5
Sebastian Vettel 44
Kimi Räikkönen 38'5
Lewis Hamilton 36'5
Nico Rosberg 29'5
Jenson Button 27
Romain Grosjean 24
Sergio Pérez 18'5
Kamui Kobayashi 13'5
Pastor Maldonado 12
Michael Schumacher 11
Felipe Massa 9'5
Paul di Resta 9'5
Nico Hülkenberg 8
Bruno Senna 6'5
Jean-Éric Vergne 1'5
Daniel Ricciardo 1
Constructors Championship:
Red Bull Renault 92'5
Ferrari 70'5
McLaren Mercedes 63'5
Lotus Renault 62'5
Mercedes 40'5
Sauber Ferrari 32
Williams Renault 18'5
Force India Mercedes 17'5
Toro Rosso Ferrari 2'5
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Re: Attempting to keep a coherent 10-point based scoring sys
One quarter of the season, or five races, to go:
Drivers Championship:
Fernando Alonso 77
Sebastian Vettel 76
Kimi Räikkönen 61'5
Lewis Hamilton 60'5
Mark Webber 54'5
Jenson Button 52
Nico Rosberg 36
Romain Grosjean 32
Felipe Massa 28
Sergio Pérez 25'5
Kamui Kobayashi 20'5
Paul di Resta 16'5
Michael Schumacher 16
Nico Hülkenberg 15
Pastor Maldonado 13'5
Bruno Senna 9
Daniel Ricciardo 3'5
Jean-Éric Vergne 3
Constructors Championship:
Red Bull Renault 130'5
McLaren Mercedes 112'5
Ferrari 105
Lotus Renault 93'5
Mercedes 52
Sauber Ferrari 46
Force India Mercedes 31'5
Williams Renault 22'5
Toro Rosso Ferrari 6'5
Drivers Championship:
Fernando Alonso 77
Sebastian Vettel 76
Kimi Räikkönen 61'5
Lewis Hamilton 60'5
Mark Webber 54'5
Jenson Button 52
Nico Rosberg 36
Romain Grosjean 32
Felipe Massa 28
Sergio Pérez 25'5
Kamui Kobayashi 20'5
Paul di Resta 16'5
Michael Schumacher 16
Nico Hülkenberg 15
Pastor Maldonado 13'5
Bruno Senna 9
Daniel Ricciardo 3'5
Jean-Éric Vergne 3
Constructors Championship:
Red Bull Renault 130'5
McLaren Mercedes 112'5
Ferrari 105
Lotus Renault 93'5
Mercedes 52
Sauber Ferrari 46
Force India Mercedes 31'5
Williams Renault 22'5
Toro Rosso Ferrari 6'5
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Re: Attempting to keep a coherent 10-point based scoring sys
I didn't give the final standings for this at the end of the season. Now I will:
Drivers Championship:
Sebastian Vettel 112
Fernando Alonso 110
Kimi Räikkönen 81
Lewis Hamilton 76
Jenson Button 75
Mark Webber 72,5
Felipe Massa 49
Romain Grosjean 37
Nico Rosberg 36
Sergio Pérez 25,5
Nico Hülkenberg 25
Kamui Kobayashi 24'5
Pastor Maldonado 18,5
Michael Schumacher 18
Paul di Resta 17'5
Bruno Senna 11,5
Jean-Éric Vergne 6
Daniel Ricciardo 5
Constructors Championship:
Red Bull Renault 184,5
Ferrari 159
McLaren Mercedes 151
Lotus Renault 118
Mercedes 54
Sauber Ferrari 50
Force India Mercedes 42,5
Williams Renault 30
Toro Rosso Ferrari 11
Drivers Championship:
Sebastian Vettel 112
Fernando Alonso 110
Kimi Räikkönen 81
Lewis Hamilton 76
Jenson Button 75
Mark Webber 72,5
Felipe Massa 49
Romain Grosjean 37
Nico Rosberg 36
Sergio Pérez 25,5
Nico Hülkenberg 25
Kamui Kobayashi 24'5
Pastor Maldonado 18,5
Michael Schumacher 18
Paul di Resta 17'5
Bruno Senna 11,5
Jean-Éric Vergne 6
Daniel Ricciardo 5
Constructors Championship:
Red Bull Renault 184,5
Ferrari 159
McLaren Mercedes 151
Lotus Renault 118
Mercedes 54
Sauber Ferrari 50
Force India Mercedes 42,5
Williams Renault 30
Toro Rosso Ferrari 11
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Re: The 10-7-6-5-4-3-2-1,5-1-0,5 scoring system
I've changed the title thread to give a more accurate picture of its content.
Here is my version of this year's standings, in "old money" and with the top 10 scoring points after the first half of the season is over:
Drivers Championship:
Sebastian Vettel 69
Fernando Alonso 52,5
Kimi Räikkönen 52,5
Lewis Hamilton 50
Mark Webber 41
Nico Rosberg 34
Felipe Massa 24
Romain Grosjean 19,5
Jenson Button 15
Paul Di Resta 14
Adrian Sutil 8,5
Sergio Pérez 7,5
Jean-Éric Vergne 5
Daniel Ricciardo 4
Nico Hülkenberg 3
Pastor Maldonado 0,5
Constructors Championship:
Red Bull-Renault 110
Mercedes 84
Ferrari 76,5
Lotus-Renault 72
Force India-Mercedes 22,5
McLaren-Mercedes 22,5
Scuderia Toro Rosso 9
Sauber-Ferrari 3
Williams-Renault 0,5
Marussia-Cosworth 0
Caterham-Renault 0
Here is my version of this year's standings, in "old money" and with the top 10 scoring points after the first half of the season is over:
Drivers Championship:
Sebastian Vettel 69
Fernando Alonso 52,5
Kimi Räikkönen 52,5
Lewis Hamilton 50
Mark Webber 41
Nico Rosberg 34
Felipe Massa 24
Romain Grosjean 19,5
Jenson Button 15
Paul Di Resta 14
Adrian Sutil 8,5
Sergio Pérez 7,5
Jean-Éric Vergne 5
Daniel Ricciardo 4
Nico Hülkenberg 3
Pastor Maldonado 0,5
Constructors Championship:
Red Bull-Renault 110
Mercedes 84
Ferrari 76,5
Lotus-Renault 72
Force India-Mercedes 22,5
McLaren-Mercedes 22,5
Scuderia Toro Rosso 9
Sauber-Ferrari 3
Williams-Renault 0,5
Marussia-Cosworth 0
Caterham-Renault 0
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Final old-money standings for 2013:
Drivers Championship:
Sebastian Vettel 159
Fernando Alonso 95,5
Mark Webber 78
Lewis Hamilton 76
Kimi Räikkönen 71,5
Nico Rosberg 68,5
Romain Grosjean 52,5
Felipe Massa 44
Jenson Button 28,5
Nico Hülkenberg 20,5
Sergio Pérez 19,5
Paul di Resta 18,5
Adrian Sutil 11,5
Daniel Ricciardo 7,5
Jean-Éric Vergne 5
Esteban Gutiérrez 2
Valtteri Bottas 1,5
Pastor Maldonado 0,5
Constructors Championship:
Red Bull-Renault 237
Mercedes 144,5
Ferrari 139,5
Lotus-Renault 124
McLaren-Mercedes 48
Force India-Mercedes 30
Sauber-Ferrari 22,5
Toro Rosso-Ferrari 12,5
Williams-Renault 2
Drivers Championship:
Sebastian Vettel 159
Fernando Alonso 95,5
Mark Webber 78
Lewis Hamilton 76
Kimi Räikkönen 71,5
Nico Rosberg 68,5
Romain Grosjean 52,5
Felipe Massa 44
Jenson Button 28,5
Nico Hülkenberg 20,5
Sergio Pérez 19,5
Paul di Resta 18,5
Adrian Sutil 11,5
Daniel Ricciardo 7,5
Jean-Éric Vergne 5
Esteban Gutiérrez 2
Valtteri Bottas 1,5
Pastor Maldonado 0,5
Constructors Championship:
Red Bull-Renault 237
Mercedes 144,5
Ferrari 139,5
Lotus-Renault 124
McLaren-Mercedes 48
Force India-Mercedes 30
Sauber-Ferrari 22,5
Toro Rosso-Ferrari 12,5
Williams-Renault 2
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The current standings, at the half-season point:
Drivers Championship:
Nico Rosberg 75
Lewis Hamilton 70
Daniel Ricciardo 42,5
Fernando Alonso 39
Valtteri Bottas 35
Sebastian Vettel 33
Nico Hülkenberg 27
Jenson Button 23,5
Kevin Magnussen 14,5
Sergio Pérez 12
Felipe Massa 11
Kimi Räikkönen 7
Jean-Éric Vergne 3,5
Romain Grosjean 3 (best place: 8th)
Daniil Kyvat 3 (best place: 9th)
Jules Bianchi 1
Constructors Championship:
Mercedes 145
Red Bull 75,5
Williams 46 (best place: 2nd)
Ferrari 46 (best place: 3rd)
Force India-Mercedes 39
McLaren-Mercedes 38
Toro Rosso-Renault 6,5
Lotus-Renault 3
Marussia-Ferrari 1
Drivers Championship:
Nico Rosberg 75
Lewis Hamilton 70
Daniel Ricciardo 42,5
Fernando Alonso 39
Valtteri Bottas 35
Sebastian Vettel 33
Nico Hülkenberg 27
Jenson Button 23,5
Kevin Magnussen 14,5
Sergio Pérez 12
Felipe Massa 11
Kimi Räikkönen 7
Jean-Éric Vergne 3,5
Romain Grosjean 3 (best place: 8th)
Daniil Kyvat 3 (best place: 9th)
Jules Bianchi 1
Constructors Championship:
Mercedes 145
Red Bull 75,5
Williams 46 (best place: 2nd)
Ferrari 46 (best place: 3rd)
Force India-Mercedes 39
McLaren-Mercedes 38
Toro Rosso-Renault 6,5
Lotus-Renault 3
Marussia-Ferrari 1
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With five races to go:
Drivers Championship:
Lewis Hamilton 96
Nico Rosberg 94
Daniel Ricciardo 72,5
Fernando Alonso 53
Sebastian Vettel 49
Valtteri Bottas 47,5
Jenson Button 28,5 (best result: 3rd)
Nico Hülkenberg 28,5 (best result: 5th)
Felipe Massa 25
Sergio Pérez 17,5 (best result: 3rd)
Kimi Räikkönen 17,5 (best result: 4th)
Kevin Magnussen 15,5
Jean-Éric Vergne 7,5
Daniil Kyvat 4
Romain Grosjean 3
Jules Bianchi 1
Constructors Championship:
Mercedes 190
Red Bull 121,5
Williams 72,5
Ferrari 70,5
Force India-Mercedes 46
McLaren-Mercedes 44
Toro Rosso-Renault 11,5
Lotus-Renault 3
Marussia-Ferrari 1
Drivers Championship:
Lewis Hamilton 96
Nico Rosberg 94
Daniel Ricciardo 72,5
Fernando Alonso 53
Sebastian Vettel 49
Valtteri Bottas 47,5
Jenson Button 28,5 (best result: 3rd)
Nico Hülkenberg 28,5 (best result: 5th)
Felipe Massa 25
Sergio Pérez 17,5 (best result: 3rd)
Kimi Räikkönen 17,5 (best result: 4th)
Kevin Magnussen 15,5
Jean-Éric Vergne 7,5
Daniil Kyvat 4
Romain Grosjean 3
Jules Bianchi 1
Constructors Championship:
Mercedes 190
Red Bull 121,5
Williams 72,5
Ferrari 70,5
Force India-Mercedes 46
McLaren-Mercedes 44
Toro Rosso-Renault 11,5
Lotus-Renault 3
Marussia-Ferrari 1
Go home, Bernie Ecclestone!
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Re: The 10-7-6-5-4-3-2-1,5-1-0,5 scoring system
Final Standings of the old-money-championship-that-no-one-apart-from-me-cares-about:
Drivers Championship:
Lewis Hamilton 143
Nico Rosberg 125
Daniel Ricciardo 90,5
Valtteri Bottas 67
Fernando Alonso 63
Sebastian Vettel 60
Jenson Button 46,5
Felipe Massa 45
Nico Hülkenberg 34,5
Kevin Magnussen 22
Kimi Räikkönen 21
Sergio Pérez 20,5
Jean-Éric Vergne 9
Daniil Kyvat 4
Romain Grosjean 3
Pastor Maldonado 1 (best results: 9th x1, 12th x3)
Jules Bianchi 1 (best results: 9th x 1, 14th x1)
Constructors Championship:
Mercedes 268
Red Bull 150,5
Williams 112
Ferrari 84
McLaren-Mercedes 68,5
Force India-Mercedes 55
Toro Rosso-Renault 13
Lotus-Renault 4
Marussia-Ferrari 1
Double points haven't been applied.
Drivers Championship:
Lewis Hamilton 143
Nico Rosberg 125
Daniel Ricciardo 90,5
Valtteri Bottas 67
Fernando Alonso 63
Sebastian Vettel 60
Jenson Button 46,5
Felipe Massa 45
Nico Hülkenberg 34,5
Kevin Magnussen 22
Kimi Räikkönen 21
Sergio Pérez 20,5
Jean-Éric Vergne 9
Daniil Kyvat 4
Romain Grosjean 3
Pastor Maldonado 1 (best results: 9th x1, 12th x3)
Jules Bianchi 1 (best results: 9th x 1, 14th x1)
Constructors Championship:
Mercedes 268
Red Bull 150,5
Williams 112
Ferrari 84
McLaren-Mercedes 68,5
Force India-Mercedes 55
Toro Rosso-Renault 13
Lotus-Renault 4
Marussia-Ferrari 1
Double points haven't been applied.
Go home, Bernie Ecclestone!
"There will be no other victory this year, I can tell you, more welcomed than this one" Bob Varsha, 1995 Canadian GP
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"There will be no other victory this year, I can tell you, more welcomed than this one" Bob Varsha, 1995 Canadian GP
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