This might have been done before?, I don't know.
But I had a crack at how the history of F1 would look if there were no multiple World Drivers Champions.
If there had been a rule in place that a driver who had been crowned WDC once, wasn't allowed to repeat the feat
even though he finished first in the points standings.
Changes in bold
1950
Giuseppe Farina (no change)
1951
Juan Manuel Fangio (no change)
1952
Alberto Ascari (no change)
1953
Mike Hawthorn (Ascari 1st, Fangio 2nd, Farina 3rd and Hawthorn 4th, Top 3 already WDC)
1954
Jose-Froilan Gonzalez (Fangio 1st, Gonzalez 2nd, Fangio already WDC)
1955
Stirling Moss (Fangio 1st, Moss 2nd, Fangio already WDC)
1956
Peter Collins (Fangio 1st, Moss 2nd, Collins 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1957
Luigi Musso (Fangio 1st, Moss 2nd, Musso 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1958
Tony Brooks (Hawthorn 1st, Moss 2nd, Brooks 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1959
Jack Brabham (no change)
1960
Bruce McLaren (Brabham 1st, McLaren 2nd, Brabham already WDC)
1961
Phil Hill (no change)
1962
Graham Hill (no change)
1963
Jim Clark (no change)
1964
John Surtees (no change)
1965
Jackie Stewart (Clark 1st, G. Hill 2nd, Stewart 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1966
Jochen Rindt (Brabham 1st, Surtees 2nd, Rindt 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1967
Denny Hulme (no change)
1968
Jacky Ickx (G. Hill 1st, Stewart 2nd, Hulme 3rd and Ickx 4th, Top 3 already WDC)
1969
Jean-Pierre Beltoise (Stewart 1st, Ickx 2nd, McLaren 3rd, Rindt 4th and Beltoise 5th, Top 4 already WDC)
1970
Clay Regazzoni (Rindt 1st, Ickx 2nd and Regazzoni 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1971
Ronnie Peterson (Stewart 1st, Peterson 2nd, Stewart already WDC)
1972
Emerson Fittipaldi (no change)
1973
Francois Cevert (posthumous WDC)
(Stewart 1st, Fittipaldi 2nd, Peterson 3rd and Cevert 4th, Top 3 already WDC)
1974
Jody Scheckter (Fittipaldi 1st, Regazzoni 2nd and Scheckter 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1975
Niki Lauda (no change)
1976
James Hunt (no change)
1977
Mario Andretti (Lauda 1st, Scheckter 2nd, Andretti 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1978
Carlos Reutemann (Andretti 1st, Peterson 2nd, Reutemann 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1979
Gillies Villeneuve (Scheckter 1st, Villeneuve 2nd, Scheckter already WDC)
1980
Alan Jones (no change)
1981
Nelson Piquet (no change)
1982
Keke Rosberg (no change)
1983
Alain Prost (Piquet 1st, Prost 2nd, Piquet already WDC)
1984
Elio de Angelis (Lauda 1st, Prost 2nd, de Angelis 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1985
Michele Alboreto (Prost 1st, Alboreto 2nd, Prost already WDC)
1986
Nigel Mansell (Prost 1st, Mansell 2nd, Prost already WDC)
1987
Ayrton Senna (Piquet 1st, Mansell 2nd, Senna 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1988
Gerhard Berger (Senna 1st, Prost 2nd, Berger 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1989
Riccardo Patrese (Prost 1st, Senna 2nd, Patrese 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1990
Thierry Boutsen (Boutsen 6th, Top 5 already WDC (Senna, Prost, Piquet, Berger & Mansell))
1991
Jean Alesi (Alesi 7th, Top 6 already WDC (Senna, Mansell, Patrese, Berger, Prost & Piquet))
1992
Michael Schumacher (Mansell 1st, Patrese 2nd, Schumacher 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1993
Damon Hill (Prost 1st, Senna 2nd, Hill 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1994
Mika Hakkinen (Schumacher 1st, Hill 2nd, Berger 3rd and Hakkinen 4th, Top 3 already WDC)
1995
David Coulthard (Schumacher 1st, Hill 2nd, Coulthard 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
1996
Jacques Villeneuve (Hill 1st, Villeneuve 2nd, Hill already WDC)
1997
Heinz-Harald Frentzen (Villeneuve 1st, Frentzen 2nd, Villeneuve already WDC)
1998
Eddie Irvine (Hakkinen 1st, Schumacher 2nd, Coulthard 3rd, Irvine 4th, Top 3 already WDC)
1999
Ralf Schumacher (Ralf 6th, Top 5 already WDC (Hakkinen, Irvine, Frentzen, Coulthard, M. Schu))
2000
Rubens Barrichello (Schumacher 1st, Hakkinen 2nd, Coulthard 3rd, Barrichello 4th, Top 3 already WDC)
2001
Juan-Pablo Montoya (JPM 6th, Top 5 already WDC (M. Schu, Coulthard, Barrichello, R. Schu, Hakkinen))
2002
Kimi Raikkonen (Kimi 6th, Top 5 already WDC (M. Schu, Barrichello, Montoya, R.Schu, Coulthard))
2003
Fernando Alonso (Alonso 6th, Top 5 already WDC (M. Schu, Raikkonen, Montoya, Barrichello, R. Schu))
2004
Jenson Button (M. Schu 1st, Barrichello 2nd, Button 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
2005
Giancarlo Fisichella (Fisi 5th, Top 4 already WDC (Alonso, Raikkonen, M. Schu, Montoya))
2006
Felipe Massa (Alonso 1st, M. Schu 2nd, Massa 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
2007
Lewis Hamilton (Raikkonen 1st, Hamilton 2nd, Raikkonen already WDC)
2008
Robert Kubica (Hamilton 1st, Massa 2nd, Raikkonen 3rd, Kubica 4th, Top 3 already WDC)
2009
Sebastian Vettel (Button 1st, Vettel 2nd, Button already WDC)
2010
Mark Webber (Vettel 1st, Alonso 2nd, Webber 3rd, Top 2 already WDC)
2011
Nico Rosberg (Nico 7th, Top 6 already WDC (Vettel, Button, Webber, Alonso, Hamilton, Massa))
2012
Romain Grosjean (RoGro 8th, Top 7 already WDC (Vettel, Alonso, Raikkonen, Hamilton, Button, Webber, Massa))
2013
Nico Hulkenberg (Nico 10th, Top 9 already WDC (Vettel, Alonso, Webber, Hamilton, Raikkonen, Rosberg, Grosjean, Massa, Button))
64 Different WDC, No Multiple WDCs 1950-2013
Re: 64 Different WDC, No Multiple WDCs 1950-2013
A similar concept has been done before, but the points were redistributed amongst the remaining drivers, and the results were slightly different...
Anyways, great to see Boutsen and Hülkenberg champions. Also, Cevert's title is technically not posthumous, as his lead over Revson going into Watkins Glen was 11 points, so he was already champion before he died
Anyways, great to see Boutsen and Hülkenberg champions. Also, Cevert's title is technically not posthumous, as his lead over Revson going into Watkins Glen was 11 points, so he was already champion before he died

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Re: 64 Different WDC, No Multiple WDCs 1950-2013
Most likely Ricciardo for this year.
"Poor old Warwick takes it from behind all throughout this season".
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Re: 64 Different WDC, No Multiple WDCs 1950-2013
James1978 wrote:Most likely Ricciardo for this year.
Looking that way