If Michael Schumacher were Lance Armstrong...

[fjackdaw]

...Then suddenly in 2012:

Damon Hill would be a three-times world champion.
Mika Hakkinen would be a three-times world champion.
Rubens Barrichello would be a double world champion.
Kimi Raikkonen would be a double world champion.
David Coulthard would be a world champion.

[RonDenisDeletraz]

...Then suddenly in 2012:

Damon Hill would be a three-times world champion.
David Coulthard would be a world champion.

I am so glad that Schumacher isn't a cheat.

[TomWazzleshaw]

...Then suddenly in 2012:

Damon Hill would be a three-times world champion.
David Coulthard would be a world champion.

I am so glad that Schumacher isn't a cheat.

You, my friend, have just made my day

[RonDenisDeletraz]

...Then suddenly in 2012:

Damon Hill would be a three-times world champion.
David Coulthard would be a world champion.

I am so glad that Schumacher isn't a drug cheat.

You, my friend, have just made my day

That is what I meant, I cannot believe i just said that.

[Londoner]

...Then suddenly in 2012:

Damon Hill would be a three-times world champion.
David Coulthard would be a world champion.

I am so glad that Schumacher isn't a cheat.

[FMecha]

And maybe this may apply.

[Meatwad]

Even though it obviously leaves some tainted victories intact (Singapore 2008), I'm happy that F1 results can't be changed after the end of a season. In my opinion, it's ridiculous for the winner of an event to be disqualified years later. We should know the results immediately after an event is over or at least within a week if someone is found to have cheated. I don't think the cyclists are going to celebrate their inherited victories from years ago.

[tommykl]

Even though it obviously leaves some tainted victories intact (Singapore 2008), I'm happy that F1 results can't be changed after the end of a season. In my opinion, it's ridiculous for the winner of an event to be disqualified years later. We should know the results immediately after an event is over or at least within a week if someone is found to have cheated. I don't think the cyclists are going to celebrate their inherited victories from years ago.

Really? I can see Alex Zulle going around saying that he knew he won that Tour all along

[takagi_for_the_win]

Stewart would win the 1997 Monaco Grand Prix!

[Salamander]

...Then suddenly in 2012:

Damon Hill would be a three-times world champion.
David Coulthard would be a world champion.

I am so glad that Schumacher isn't a cheat.

I'd be more concerned about this:

Rubens Barrichello would be a double world champion.

[Klon]

I'd be more concerned about this:

Rubens Barrichello would be a double world champion.

Booo!

On other note:
* Nicola Larini would become a race winner
* Narain Karthikeyan would have a podium finish
* Giancarlo Fisichella would have managed to win races for what is now Team Lotus in both disguises as Renault and Benetton

[dr-baker]

I'd be more concerned about this:

Rubens Barrichello would be a double world champion.

Booo!

On other note:
* Nicola Larini would become a race winner

But that would not be a race that he would be boasting about winning. It would not be a joyous result.

[Nuppiz]

Also, Christijan Albers would be unrejectified. He would be the ultimate "lucky bastard".

[FullMetalJack]

I'd be more concerned about this:

Rubens Barrichello would be a double world champion.

Booo!

On other note:
* Nicola Larini would become a race winner
* Narain Karthikeyan would have a podium finish
* Giancarlo Fisichella would have managed to win races for what is now Team Lotus in both disguises as Renault and Benetton

Albers would also be unrejectified.

[Phoenix]

Hmmm... I think I might do a recalculation of everything if MSC was stripped of all its results, beginning with 1991, naturally. Treat this as a sort of an alternative championship:

Italy
-Piquet scores 2 points, not 1.
-de Cesaris scores 1 point.

Portugal
-Mauricio Gugelmin scores 1 point.

Spain
-Mauricio Gugelmin scores 1 point.

Overall changes
-Nelson Piquet scores 27.5 points. He's still 6th in the championship.
-Andrea de Cesaris scores 10 points. He's still 9th in the championship.
-Mauricio Gugelmin scores 2 points. He finishes 18th in the championship (originally NC).
-Benetton scores 35.5 points. Still 4th in the championship.
-Jordan scores 14 points. Still 5th in the championship.
-Leyton House scores 3 points. Finishes 11th in the championship (originally 12th).

[tc3j3r]

Luca Badoer would score a point!

[F1 Adam]

So would Alex Yoong!

[Phoenix]

Right, let's see what happens on 1992, Schumi's first full season:

South Africa
-Berger scores 3 points.
-Herbert scores 2 points.
-Comas scores 1 point.

Mexico
-Berger scores 4 points.
-de Cesaris scores 3 points.
-Häkkinen scores 2 points.
-Herbert scores 1 point.

Brazil
-Alesi scores 4 points.
-Capelli scores 3 points.
-Alboreto scores 2 points.
-Morbidelli scores 1 point.

Spain
-Alesi scores 6 points.
-Berger scores 4 points.
-Alboreto scores 3 points.
-Martini scores 2 points.
-Suzuki scores 1 point.

Monaco
-Brundle scores 3 points.
-Gachot scores 2 points.
-Alboreto scores 1 point.

Canada
-Alesi scores 6 points.
-Wendlinger scores 4 points (podium for the 1992 March team!!!!)
-de Cesaris scores 3 points.
-Comas scores 2 points.
-Alboreto scores 1 point.

Great Britain
-Berger scores 3 points.
-Häkkinen scores 2 points.
-Alboreto scores 1 point.

Germany
-Brundle scores 4 points.
-Alesi scores 3 points.
-Comas scores 2 points.
-Boutsen scores 1 point.

Belgium
-Mansell wins.
-Patrese scores 6 points.
-Brundle scores 4 points.
-Senna scores 3 points.
-Häkkinen scores 2 points.
-Lehto scores 1 point.

Italy
-Berger scores 4 points.
-Patrese scores 3 points.
-de Cesaris scores 2 points.
-Alboreto scores 1 point.

Australia
-Brundle scores 6 points.
-Alesi scores 4 points.
-Boutsen scores 3 points.
-Modena scores 2 points.
-Häkkinen scores 1 point.

Overall changes (+ denotes the driver or team has gained places; -, that the driver or team has lost places; = that the driver or team has not gained or lost places)
-Gerhard Berger scores 54 points. 3rd (+)
-Johnny Herbert scores 4 points. 14th (=)
-Erik Comas scores 7 points. 10th (=)
-Andrea de Cesaris scores 11 points. 9th (-)
-Mika Häkkinen scores 15 points. 7th (=)
-Jean Alesi scores 25 points. 6th (=)
-Ivan Capelli scores 4 points. 12th (=)
-Michele Alboreto scores 12 points. 8th (+)
-Gianni Morbidelli scores 1 point. 18th (+)
-Pierluigi Martini scores 3 points. 15th (=)
-Aguri Suzuki scores 1 point. 19th (+)
-Martin Brundle scores 43 points. 5th (=)
-Bertrand Gachot scores 2 points. 17th (+)
-Karl Wendlinger scores 4 points. 11th (=)
-Thierry Boutsen scores 4 points. 13th (=)
-Nigel Mansell scores 112 points. 1st (=)
-Riccardo Patrese scores 59 points. 2nd (=)
-Ayrton Senna scores 51 points. 4th (-)
-JJ Lehto scores 1 point. 20th (+)
-Stefano Modena scores 2 points. 16th (=)
-Williams scores 171 points.
-McLaren scores 105 points.
-Benetton scores 43 points.
-Ferrari scores 29 points.
-Lotus scores 19 points.
-Tyrrell scores 11 points. (-)
-Footwork scores 13 points. (+)
-Ligier scores 11 points. (+)
-March scores 4 points.
-Dallara scores 4 points.
-Jordan scores 2 points.
-Minardi scores 2 points.
-Venturi scores 2 points.

[AdrianSutil]

Nakano would be unrejectified. Shinji the member would be pleased.

Edit: Jan magnussen to I think. He scored a 6th at Canada 1998 (now turns into 5th) and I think he finished 7th at Monaco 1997 (which would be a 6th). Actually, he would still be a reject yes?

[RonDenisDeletraz]

Also, Christijan Albers would be unrejectified. He is the ultimate "bastard".

Fixed.

I just had to do that.

[Nuppiz]

Edit: Jan magnussen to I think. He scored a 6th at Canada 1998 (now turns into 5th) and I think he finished 7th at Monaco 1997 (which would be a 6th). Actually, he would still be a reject yes?

That would be just barely enough for unrejectification.

[AdrianSutil]

Taken from homepage:

All a former Formula One driver needs to do to escape eligibility for this site is to have been successful in F1. Specifically, they must have scored ...
• a 4th, 3rd, 2nd or 1st place, or
• a 5th place, plus any other top-6 result, or
• three or more 6th places
How hard can that be? Very!

So yes, Magnussen scrapes it.

[Nuppiz]

Taken from homepage:

All a former Formula One driver needs to do to escape eligibility for this site is to have been successful in F1. Specifically, they must have scored ...
• a 4th, 3rd, 2nd or 1st place, or
• a 5th place, plus any other top-6 result, or
• three or more 6th places
How hard can that be? Very!

So yes, Magnussen scrapes it.

Fabrizio Barbazza would also be unrejectified, he had a legit sixth in Donington 1993 (no change) and another in Imola (changes to 5th). Luca Badoer would also score a point in Imola.

[FullMetalJack]

Paul Di Resta would he unrejectified, and we'd be less interested in him.

[TomWazzleshaw]

Paul Di Resta would he unrejectified, and we'd be less interested in him.

The vast majority of us, with the singular exception of Sky Sports, are pretty apathetic to him as it is

[FullMetalJack]

Paul Di Resta would he unrejectified, and we'd be less interested in him.

The vast majority of us, with the singular exception of Sky Sports, are pretty apathetic to him as it is

That's what i'm saying. We don't seem to care much about him as it is. We'll care even less when he gets that 3rd top 6 finish.

I'm not saying I don't like him, cause I do. But there's so many drivers that interest me more, such as Button, Raikkonen, Schumacher, Webber etc.

[fjackdaw]

What is it about Paul Di Resta that's so uninteresting? Is it the almost total absence of personality? He makes Lewis Hamilton seem like Timmy Mallet.

[TomWazzleshaw]

What is it about Paul Di Resta that's so uninteresting? Is it the almost total absence of personality? He makes Lewis Hamilton seem like Timmy Mallet.

That plus on track, he makes Nick Heidfeld look like Kamui Kobayashi

[FullMetalJack]

What is it about Paul Di Resta that's so uninteresting? Is it the almost total absence of personality? He makes Lewis Hamilton seem like Timmy Mallet.

That plus on track, he makes Nick Heidfeld look like Kamui Kobayashi

If Di Resta's Scottish accent was a fair bit stronger, i'd find him a lot more interesting.

[Meatwad]

The vast majority of us, with the singular exception of Sky Sports, are pretty apathetic to him as it is

I have actually been impressed with Di Resta's performance since the start of 2011. Scoring points in one's first two races is a rare achievement, one has to be a good driver to do that (even if the points in Australia came after the Saubers were disqualified). He almost made it three in a row, finishing eleventh in China. I have seen people claim that Di Resta was destroyed by Sutil last year but that is simply not true. For a rookie coming from DTM, being so close to his more experienced team mate was already impressive. And if we consider that Di Resta had a lot of bad luck, we will see that he was actually very close to Sutil.

Australia: Sutil was ninth, Di Resta tenth. However, Di Resta would have beaten Sutil if he hadn't been told to let him past twice for strategical reasons.
Britain: Sutil was eleventh, Di Resta fifteenth. Di Resta lost a sixth place with a horrible pit stop. Sutil's pit stop cost him a couple of points as well but he wouldn't have beaten Di Resta.
Germany: Sutil was sixth, Di Resta thirteenth. Di Resta could have scored points if he hadn't been hit by Heidfeld on first lap.

Without these, the points gap between Di Resta and Sutil would have been a lot smaller than it was. This year, Di Resta and Hülkenberg have been closely matched with Di Resta performing better in the first few races and Hülkenberg recently beating him.

[pasta_maldonado]

What is it about Paul Di Resta that's so uninteresting? Is it the almost total absence of personality? He makes Lewis Hamilton seem like Timmy Mallet.

That plus on track, he makes Nick Heidfeld look like Kamui Kobayashi

If Di Resta's Scottish accent was a fair bit stronger, i'd find him a lot more interesting.

If he spoke to Brundle in Scottish slang or something, then I'd find him interesting

[FullMetalJack]

Right, let's see what happens on 1992, Schumi's first full season:

South Africa
-Berger scores 3 points.
-Herbert scores 2 points.
-Comas scores 1 point.

Mexico
-Berger scores 4 points.
-de Cesaris scores 3 points.
-Häkkinen scores 2 points.
-Herbert scores 1 point.

Brazil
-Alesi scores 4 points.
-Capelli scores 3 points.
-Alboreto scores 2 points.
-Morbidelli scores 1 point.

Spain
-Alesi scores 6 points.
-Berger scores 4 points.
-Alboreto scores 3 points.
-Martini scores 2 points.
-Suzuki scores 1 point.

Monaco
-Brundle scores 3 points.
-Gachot scores 2 points.
-Alboreto scores 1 point.

Canada
-Alesi scores 6 points.
-Wendlinger scores 4 points (podium for the 1992 March team!!!!)
-de Cesaris scores 3 points.
-Comas scores 2 points.
-Alboreto scores 1 point.

Great Britain
-Berger scores 3 points.
-Häkkinen scores 2 points.
-Alboreto scores 1 point.

Germany
-Brundle scores 4 points.
-Alesi scores 3 points.
-Comas scores 2 points.
-Boutsen scores 1 point.

Belgium
-Mansell wins.
-Patrese scores 6 points.
-Brundle scores 4 points.
-Senna scores 3 points.
-Häkkinen scores 2 points.
-Lehto scores 1 point.

Italy
-Berger scores 4 points.
-Patrese scores 3 points.
-de Cesaris scores 2 points.
-Alboreto scores 1 point.

Australia
-Brundle scores 6 points.
-Alesi scores 4 points.
-Boutsen scores 3 points.
-Modena scores 2 points.
-Häkkinen scores 1 point.

Overall changes (+ denotes the driver or team has gained places; -, that the driver or team has lost places; = that the driver or team has not gained or lost places)
-Gerhard Berger scores 54 points. 3rd (+)
-Johnny Herbert scores 4 points. 14th (=)
-Erik Comas scores 7 points. 10th (=)
-Andrea de Cesaris scores 11 points. 9th (-)
-Mika Häkkinen scores 15 points. 7th (=)
-Jean Alesi scores 25 points. 6th (=)
-Ivan Capelli scores 4 points. 12th (=)
-Michele Alboreto scores 12 points. 8th (+)
-Gianni Morbidelli scores 1 point. 18th (+)
-Pierluigi Martini scores 3 points. 15th (=)
-Aguri Suzuki scores 1 point. 19th (+)
-Martin Brundle scores 43 points. 5th (=)
-Bertrand Gachot scores 2 points. 17th (+)
-Karl Wendlinger scores 4 points. 11th (=)
-Thierry Boutsen scores 4 points. 13th (=)
-Nigel Mansell scores 112 points. 1st (=)
-Riccardo Patrese scores 59 points. 2nd (=)
-Ayrton Senna scores 51 points. 4th (-)
-JJ Lehto scores 1 point. 20th (+)
-Stefano Modena scores 2 points. 16th (=)
-Williams scores 171 points.
-McLaren scores 105 points.
-Benetton scores 43 points.
-Ferrari scores 29 points.
-Lotus scores 19 points.
-Tyrrell scores 11 points. (-)
-Footwork scores 13 points. (+)
-Ligier scores 11 points. (+)
-March scores 4 points.
-Dallara scores 4 points.
-Jordan scores 2 points.
-Minardi scores 2 points.
-Venturi scores 2 points.

Berger would have beaten Senna, that's class.

[Phoenix]

OK, let's do 1993:

Brazil
-Herbert 3rd (a podium for Lotus, the first since 1988).
-Blundell 4th.
-Zanardi 5th.
-Alliot 6th.

San Marino
-Brundle 2nd.
-Lehto 3rd.
-Alliot 4th.
-Barbazza 5th (and, hence, unrejectified).
-Badoer 6th (YESSSSSS!!!!!).

Spain
-Patrese 3rd.
-Michael Andretti 4th.
-Berger 5th.
-Blundell 6th.

Canadá
-Damon Hill 2nd.
-Berger 3rd.
-Brundle 4th.
-Wendlinger 5th.
-Lehto 6th.

France
-Senna 3rd.
-Brundle 4th.
-Michael Andretti 5th.
-Barrichello 6th.

Great Britain
-Patrese 2nd.
-Herbert 3rd.
-Senna 4th.
-Warwick 5th.
-Blundell 6th.

Germany
-Blundell 2nd.
-Senna 3rd.
-Patrese 4th.
-Berger 5th.
-Alesi 6th.

Belgium
-Prost 2nd.
-Senna 3rd.
-Herbert 4th.
-Patrese 5th.
-Brundle 6th.

Portugal
-Prost 1st.
-Damon Hill 2nd.
-Alesi 3rd.
-Wendlinger 4th.
-Brundle 5th.
-Lehto 6th.

Overall changes (the positions are in order)
-Alain Prost 103 (99).
-Ayrton Senna 77 (73).
-Damon Hill 73 (69).
-Riccardo Patrese 25 (20).
-Martin Brundle 19 (13). +
-Jean Alesi 18 (16). -
-Mark Blundell 15 (10). + Best result: 2nd
-Gerhard Berger 15 (12). - Best result: 3rd
-Johnny Herbert 14 (11). -
-Michael Andretti 9 (7). Best result: 3rd
-Karl Wendlinger 9 (7). Best result: 4th
-JJ Lehto 8 (5).
-Christian Fittipaldi 5.
-Derek Warwick 5 (4). +
-Mikka Häkkinen 4. - Best result: 3rd.
-Philippe Alliot 4 (2). Best result: 5th.
-Rubens Barrichello 3 (2).
-Fabrizio Barbazza 3 (2).
-Alex Zanardi 2 (1).
-Erik Comas 1.
-Eddie Irvine 1.
-Luca Badoer 1 (0). +

-Williams 176 (168).
-McLaren 90 (84).
-Ligier 34 (23). + LOL
-Ferrari 33 (28). +
-Benetton 25. -
-Sauber 17 (12). +
-Lotus 16 (12). -
-Minardi 8 (7).
-Larrousse 5 (3). + Best result: 4th, 5th, 6th.
-Footwork 5 (4). - Best result: 4th, 5th.
-Jordan 4 (3). -
-Lola 1 (0). +

The saddest thing is, even with out Schumacher, Tyrrell fails to score a point, while Lola manages that. Alboreto and Suzuki also keep their scoreboard in zilch.

[FullMetalJack]

There wouldn't be a Pizzonia profile in progress, as his 3 7th places in 2004 would become 6th places, his 7th in 2005 would still be a 7th place.

Liuzzi would also be out of reject status. His 6th place at Korea would become a 5th. Which would just be enough to unrejectify him.

[RealRacingRoots]

...people would understand the significance that Luca Badoer played at Ferrari a whole lot more than they do now.

[Phoenix]

Aaaand... 1994. Let's see what happens:

Brazil
-Hill 1st.
-Alesi 2nd.
-Barrichello 3rd (A podium on his home race with a Jordan )
-Katayama 4th.
-Wendlinger 5th.
-Herbert 6th (And Lotus manages to scores points on their farewell season).

Pacific
-Berger 1st.
-Barrichello 2nd.
-Fittipaldi 3rd (A Fittipaldi on the F1 podium for the first time since 1980).
-Frentzen 4th.
-Comas 5th.
-Herbert 6th.

San Marino
-Larini 1st (Now how do you like that? ).
-Häkkinen 2nd.
-Wendlinger 3rd.
-Katayama 4th.
-Hill 5th.
-Frentzen 6th.

Monaco
-Brundle 1st (Another first-time winner).
-Berger 2nd.
-de Cesaris 3rd.
-Alesi 4th.
-Alboreto 5th.
-Lehto 6th.

Spain
-Blundell 2nd.
-Alesi 3rd.
-Martini 4th.
-Irvine 5th.
-Panis 6th.

Canada
-Hill 1st.
-Alesi 2nd.
-Berger 3rd.
-Coulthard 4th.
-Lehto 5th.
-Barrichello 6th.

France
-Hill 1st.
-Berger 2nd.
-Frentzen 3rd.
-Martini 4th.
-de Cesaris 5th.
-Herbert 6th.

Hungary
-Hill 1st.
-Verstappen 2nd.
-Brundle 3rd.
-Blundell 4th.
-Panis 5th.
-Alboreto 6th.

Europe
-Hill 1st.
-Häkkinen 2nd.
-Irvine 3rd.
-Berger 4th.
-Frentzen 5th.
-Katayama 6th.

Japan
-Alesi 2nd.
-Mansell 3rd.
-Irvine 4th.
-Frentzen 5th.
-Häkkinen 6th.

Overall changes
-Damon Hill 112 (91).
-Gerhard Berger 51 (41).
-Jean Alesi 32 (24). +
-Mika Häkkinen 31 (26). -
-Rubens Barrichello 23 (19).
-Martin Brundle 21 (16).
-David Coulthard 15 (14).
-Nigel Mansell 14 (13).
-Jos Verstappen 12 (10). Best result: 2nd.
-Heinz-Harald Frentzen 12 (7). + Best result: 3rd.
-Mark Blundell 11 (8). - Best result: 2nd, 4th.
-Olivier Panis 11 (9). - Best result: 2nd, 5th.
-Nicola Larini 10 (6).
-Eddie Irvine 8. + Best result: 3rd.
-Ukyo Katayama 8 (5). + Best result: 4th.
-Christian Fittipaldi 7 (6). -
-Karl Wendlinger 6 (4). +
-Andrea de Cesaris 6 (4). + Best result: 3rd.
-Pierluigi Martini 6 (4). + Best result: 4th.
-Eric Bernard 4. -
-Gianni Morbidelli 3.
-Erik Comas 3 (2).
-Michele Alboreto 3 (1). + Best result: 5th.
-Johnny Herbert 3 (0). + Best result: 6th.
-JJ Lehto 2 (1). -

-Williams 141 (118).
-Ferrari 93 (72). +
-McLaren 52 (42). +
-Jordan 35 (28). +
-Sauber 20 (13). ++
-Tyrrell 19 (13). ++
-Ligier 15 (13). +
-Benetton 13. -
-Footwork 10 (9).
-Minardi 9 (5).
-Larrousse 3 (2). Best result: 5th.
-Lotus 3 (0). + Best result: 6th.

[tc3j3r]

-Nigel Mansell 13.

-Williams 140 (118).

Shouldn't Mansell have 14 points? 10 for the win in Australia + 4 for what becomes a 3rd in Japan. SO Williams should have 141 not 140.

[FullMetalJack]

Benetton actually would have ended up 8th

[Phoenix]

-Nigel Mansell 13.

-Williams 140 (118).

Shouldn't Mansell have 14 points? 10 for the win in Australia + 4 for what becomes a 3rd in Japan. SO Williams should have 141 not 140.

Exactly. I have edited the standings

Now, 1995:

Brazil
-Coulthard 1st.
-Berger 2nd.
-Häkkinen 3rd.
-Alesi 4th.
-Blundell 5th.
-Salo 6th.
Williams doesn't score any WCC points due to fuel irregularities.

Argentina
-Herbert 3rd.
-Frentzen 4th.
-Berger 5th.
-Panis 6th.

Spain
-Herbert 1st.
-Berger 2nd.
-Hill 3rd.
-Irvine 4th.
-Panis 5th.
-Barrichello 6th.

Monaco
-Hill 1st.
-Berger 2nd.
-Herbert 3rd.
-Blundell 4th.
-Frentzen 5th.
-Martini 6th.

Canada
-Morbidelli 5th.
-Salo 6th.

France
-Hill 1st.
-Coulthard 2nd.
-Brundle 3rd.
-Alesi 4th.
-Barrichello 5th.
-Häkkinen 6th.

Germany
-Coulthard 1st.
-Berger 2nd.
-Herbert 3rd.
-Boullion 4th.
-Suzuki 5th.
-Katayama 6th.

Belgium
-Hill 1st.
-Brundle 2nd.
-Frentzen 3rd.
-Blundell 4th.
-Barrichello 5th.
-Herbert 6th.

Portugal
-Hill 2nd.
-Berger 3rd.
-Alesi 4th.
-Frentzen 5th.
-Herbert 6th.

Europe
-Alesi 1st.
-Coulthard 2nd.
-Barrichello 3rd.
-Herbert 4th.
-Irvine 5th.
-Brundle 6th.

Pacific
-Coulthard 1st.
-Hill 2nd.
-Berger 3rd.
-Alesi 4th.
-Herbert 5th.
-Frentzen 6th.

Japan
-Häkkinen 1st (that's right, the MP4-10 wins a race).
-Herbert 2nd.
-Irvine 3rd.
-Panis 4th.
-Salo 5th.
-Blundell 6th.

Overall changes
-Damon Hill 85 (69).
-David Coulthard 65 (49).
-Johnny Herbert 58 (45).
-Jean Alesi 50 (42).
-Gerhard Berger 39 (31).
-Mikka Häkkinen 23 (17).
-Heinz-Harald Frentzen 20 (15). +
-Olivier Panis 19 (16). -
-Mark Blundell 17 (13).
-Rubens Barrichello 15 (11).
-Eddie Irvine 13 (10).
-Martin Brundle 11 (7).
-Mika Salo 8 (5). +
-Gianni Morbidelli 6 (5). -
-Jean-Cristophe Bouillon 4 (3).
-Aguri Suzuki 2 (1).
-Pedro Lamy 1.
-Ukyo Katayama 1 (0). +
-Pierluigi Martini 1 (0). +

-Williams 140 (112). +
-Ferrari 89 (73). +
-Benetton 58. -
-McLaren 40 (30).
-Ligier 32 (24).
-Jordan 28 (21).
-Sauber 24 (18).
-Tyrrell 9 (5). +
-Footwork 6 (5). -
-Minardi 2 (1).

[RonDenisDeletraz]

Doesn't this belong on the McCarthy Forum?