104% Rule Alternate qualifying system

[Frogfoot9013]

This alternate qualifying system forces drivers to have to lap within 104% of pole instead of the more conventional 107%. No 'exceptional circumstances' as well.
I will start at the very beginning with the 1950 British GP:
Pole Time: 1:50.8
104% Time: 1:55.2
Qualified: Nino Farina, Luigi Fagioli, Juan Manuel Fangio, Reg Parnell, Prince Bira, Yves Giraud-Cabantous
DNQ: Eugene Martin, Toulo de Graffenried, Louis Rosier, Peter Walker, Louis Chiron, Leslie Johnson, Bob Gerard, Phillipe Etancelin, Cuth Harrison, David Hampshire, Geoffery Crossley, David Murray, Joe Kelly, Joe Fry, Johnny Claes.

In other words, the first Grand Prix would have been a six-car race like Indy '05!

[Frogfoot9013]

1950 Monaco GP:
Pole: 1:50.2
104% Time: 1:54.6
Qualified: Juan Manuel Fangio, Nino Farina, Jose Froilan Gonzalez, Phillipe Etancelin, Luigi Fagioli, Luigi Villoresi, Alberto Ascari
DNQ: Louis Chiron, Raymond Sommer, Louis Rosier, Robert Manzon, Toulo de Graffenried, Maurice Trintignant, Cuth Harrison, Prince Bira, Bob Gerard, Franco Rol, Alfredo Pian, Johnny Claes, Harry Schell, Peter Whitehead.

Another puny grid for Monaco, with just seven cars.

[Nuppiz]

How about doing the results for a whole season in one post, instead of one GP at a time?

[Frogfoot9013]

1950 International 500-Mile Sweepstakes
Pole Time (4-lap): 4:27.97
104% Time (4-lap): 4:38.69
Qualified: Walt Faulkner, Fred Agabashian, Mauri Rose, George Connor, Johnnie Parsons, Jack McGrath, Duke Dinsmore, Tony Bettenhausen, Joie Chitwood, Bill Holland, Pat Flaherty, Cecil Green, Duane Carter, Spider Webb, Jerry Hoyt, Myron Fohr, Bayliss Levrret, Dick Rathmann, Paul Russo, Walt Brown, Henry Banks, Bill Schindler, Lee Wallard, Troy Ruttman, Sam Hanks, Mack Hellings, Jim Rathmann, Walt Ader, Jackie Holmes, Gene Hartley, Jimmy Jackson, Johnny McDowell

The first race where everyone made the grid!

1950 Swiss Grand Prix
Pole Time: 2:42.1
104% Time: 2:48.6
Qualified: Juan Manuel Fangio, Nino Farina, Luigi Fagioli, Luigi Villoresi, Alberto Ascari
DNQ: Phillipe Etancelin Yves Giraud-Cabantous, Prince Bira, Eugene Martin, Louis Rosier, Toulo de Graffenried, Felice Bonetto, Raymond Sommer, Johnny Claes, Nello Pagani, Louis Chiron, Toni Branca, Harry Schell

A five-car race. How exciting.

[Bobby Doorknobs]

Oh, you're actually doing it! But yeah, I think it would be a better idea to post at the very least a whole season in one post. Trust me, it will be a whole lot simpler.

[Frogfoot9013]

1950 Belgian Grand Prix
Pole Time: 4:37
104% Time: 4:48
Qualified: Nino Farina, Juan Manuel Fangio, Luigi Fagioli, Luigi Villoresi, Raymond Sommer
DNQ: Phillipe Etancelin, Alberto Ascari, Louis Rosier, Yves Giraud-Cabantous, Pierre Levegh, Eugene Chaboud, Geofferey Crossley, Toni Branca, Johnny Claes

Another five-car race.

1950 French Grand Prix
Pole Time: 2:30.6
104% Time: 2:36.6
Qualified: Juan Manuel Fangio, Nino Farina, Luigi Fagioli
DNQ: Phillipe Etancelin, Yves Giraud-Cabantous, Louis Rosier, Franco Rol, Jose Froilan Gonzalez, Pierre Levegh, Eugene Chaboud, Felice Bonetto, Reg Parnell, Robert Manzon, Louis Chiron, Johnny Claes, Charles Pozzi, Raymond Sommer, David Hampshire, Peter Whitehead, Luigi Villoresi, Alberto Ascari

A three car race. A three car race. Fantastic.

1950 Italian Grand Prix
Pole Time: 1:58.6
104% Time: 2:03.3
Qualified: Juan Manuel Fangio, Alberto Ascari, Nino Farina, Consalvo Sanesi
DNQ: Luigi Fagioli, Dorino Serafini, Piero Taruffi, Raymond Sommer, Franco Rol, Robert Manzon, Guy Mairesse, Maurice Trintignant, Louis Rosier, Henri Loveau, Prince Bira, Phillipe Etancelin, Toulo de Graffenried, Peter Whitehead, Louis Chiron, Pierre Levegh, Cuth Harrison, Johnny Claes, Felice Bonetto, David Murray, Franco Comotti, Paul Pietsch

A four car season finale. How amazing.

[pasta_maldonado]

I'm struggling to find a reason why this is relevant

[TheFlyingCaterham]

Just a suggestion, but you I think you should do the results for the races as well

[Frogfoot9013]

I'm struggling to find a reason why this is relevant

I'd be surprised if anything I did was relevant.

Just a suggestion, but you I think you should do the results for the races as well

I'll post the results of the races now:

British GP
1: Nino Farina
2: Luigi Fagioli
3: Reg Parnell
4: Yves Giraud-Cabantous
DNF: Juan Manuel Fangio
DNF: Prince Bira

Monaco GP
1: Juan Manuel Fangio
2: Alberto Ascari
DNF: Luigi Villoresi
DNF: Phillipe Etancelin
DNF:Jose Froilan Gonzalez
DNF: Nino Farina
DNF: Luigi Fagioli

Indy 500
As everyone qualified under the 104% Rule, same as in real life.

Swiss GP
1: Nino Farina
2: Luigi Fagioli
DNF: Juan Manuel Fangio
DNF: Luigi Viloressi
DNF: Alberto Ascari

Belgian GP
1: Juan Manuel Fangio
2: Luigi Fagioli
3: Nino Farina
4: Luigi Villoresi
DNF: Raymond Sommer

French GP
1: Juan Manuel Fangio
2: Luigi Fagioli
3: Nino Farina

Italian GP
1: Nino Farina
2: Alberto Ascari
DNF: Juan Manuel Fangio
DNF: Consalvo Sanesi