F1 Rejects World Championship - Lando wins for the moment

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 25 Jan 2015, 14:16

1990
1-M. Donnelly-45
2-O. Grouillard-27
3-P. Barilla-25
4-G. Foitek-13
5-Y. Dalmas-13
6-B. Schneider-9
7-D. Brabham-6
8-G. Tarquini-6

1991
1-G. Tarquini-26
2-A. Zanardi-15 (If only he debuted earlier...)
3-O. Grouillard-10
4-J. Bailey-10
5-E. van de Poele-6

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 26 Jan 2015, 21:59

I have noticed two mistakes in previous chamionships that would alter some champions. First, Bob Gerard has scored points towards and has even won the reject championship, when he in fact unrejectified himself when he scored the third sixth place of his career at the 1957 British Grand Prix, this at a time when only the top five scored points, making Gerard the only non-reject who never scored a point (I think). The other mistake is more minor. Gino Munaron won two races in 1960 and should therefore have 16 points and the championship win. The posted results say he only scored eight. Anyway, enough nitpicking, here's the next two years.

1992
1-P. Belmondo-42
2-O. Grouillard-40
3-E. Naspetti-26
4-E. van de Poele-20
5-J. Lammers-10
6-G. Tarquini-6

1993
1-L. Badoer-48
2-A. Zanardi-46 (Had a 20-point lead over Barbazza and 28 over Badoer before his accident)
3-F. Barbazza-26
4-T. Suzuki-20
5-Pedro Lamy-12
None of the top three finished the season.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 27 Jan 2015, 13:32

At last, the saga is complete.

1994
1-D. Brabham-44
2-O. Beretta-40 (Had a 6-point lead over Brabham before disappearing)
3-A. Zanardi-36 (Lotus giving the seat to Adams didn't do him any favours)
4-J. M. Gounon-30
5-P. Lamy-26 (Had a 16-point lead over Beretta before his accident)
6-Y. Dalmas-10
7-F. Lagorce-10
8-D. Schiattarella-6
9-R. Ratzenberger-6
10-P. Adams-4

1995
1-L. Badoer-80 (He's a triple World Champion!)
2-P. Lamy-48
3-T. Inoue-28
4-A. Montermini-24
5-D. Schiattarella-20
6-M. Papis-14
7-J. Magnussen-10
8-G. Tarquini-3
9-J. D. Délétraz-2

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 28 Jan 2015, 23:12

Here are all the seasons in which Bob Gerard competed, only this time he's omitted from the championship as he should have been. I also applied a countback system instead of just prioritising whoever scored first (although I did fall back on this if countback still resulted in a tie), because I think a driver who makes more attempts to participate should be rewarded. Plus Maria Teresa de Filippis wins the title this way.

I won't bother redoing the rest of the championships, but I will post a complete list of champions some time in the future, tomorrow perhaps.

1950
1-J. Claes-23
2-C. Harrison-8
3-P. Levegh-8
4-N. Pagani-8
5-T. Branca-7
6-D. Hampshire-6
7-G. Crossley-4
8-E. Chaboud-4
9-C. Pozzi-3
=10-J. Fry-2
=10-B. Shawe-Taylor-2
Yeah, it really turned into CLAESWINSLOL.

1951
1-J. Claes-23
2-P. Levegh-14
3-G. Mairesse-12
4-A. Simon-8
5-E. Chaboud-8
6-P. Walker-8
7-J. Swaters-6
8-B. Shawe-Taylor-6
9-F. Rol-6
10-D. Hamilton-4

1953
1-J. Claes-8 (This is another good reason for favouring the countback system, he's a triple World Champion!

)
2-J. Swaters-8
3-H. Stuck-8
4-Ó. Gálvez-8
5-F. Wacker-8
6-H. Lang-8
7-J. Barber-6
8-R. Nuckey-6
9-M. de Terra-6
10-T. Helfrich-4
11-A. Scherrer-4
12-K. McAlpine-3
13-R. Krause-2
Jimmy Stewart and Chico Landi were removed from the results because they never crossed the finish line, although using modern day rules they would have been classified in Silverstone and Monza respectively. I'm confident that that is the fault of wherever Phoenix got his results from.

1954
1-J. Swaters-8 (Belgian dominance in the early '50s

)
2-F. Wacker-8
3-D. Beauman-8
4-J. Daponte-6
5-L. Marr-6
6-L. Thorne-4
7-H. Gould-3 (He was a non-scorer originally, because of Bill Whitehouse, who has been removed for the same reason as Stewart and Landi in '53)

1956
1-H. da Silva Ramos-16
2-H. Gould-14
3-L. Piotti-8
4-A. Simon-6
=5-A. Uría-4
=5-O. González-4
Nothing actually changed here, Gerard was last (2nd) at Silverstone.

1957
1-H. Gould-8 (Steals the title from reject driver and constructor de Tomaso)
2-B. Halford-8
3-A. de Tomaso-8
4-I. Bueb-8
5-L. Piotti-6
6-O. Volonterio-6
7-M. MacDowell-4

FullMetalJack · Post by **FullMetalJack** » 29 Jan 2015, 00:01

For the remaining seasons, I imagine the champions will be:

1996 - Pedro Lamy
1997 - Shinji Nakano
1998 - Shinji Nakano
1999 - Luca Badoer
2000 - Gaston Mazzacane
2001 - Luciano Burti
2002 - Allan McNish
2003 - Ralph Firman
2004 - Zsolt Baumgartner
2005 - Christijan Albers
2006 - Vitantonio Liuzzi
2007 - Anthony Davidson
2008 - Sebastien Bourdais
2009 - Sebastien Buemi
2010 - Vitantonio Liuzzi
2011 - Jaime Alguersuari
2012 - Bruno Senna
2013 - Jean-Eric Vergne
2014 - Jean-Eric Vergne

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 29 Jan 2015, 00:07

FullMetalJack wrote:For the remaining seasons, I imagine the champions will be:

1996 - Pedro Lamy
1997 - Shinji Nakano
1998 - Shinji Nakano
1999 - Luca Badoer
2000 - Gaston Mazzacane
2001 - Luciano Burti
2002 - Allan McNish
2003 - Ralph Firman
2004 - Zsolt Baumgartner
2005 - Christijan Albers
2006 - Vitantonio Liuzzi
2007 - Anthony Davidson
2008 - Sebastien Bourdais
2009 - Sebastien Buemi
2010 - Vitantonio Liuzzi
2011 - Jaime Alguersuari
2012 - Bruno Senna
2013 - Jean-Eric Vergne
2014 - Jean-Eric Vergne

1996-2006 were already done by Phoenix. I did 2007-14 (see the previous page). You got most of them right though.

UncreativeUsername37 · Post by **UncreativeUsername37** » 29 Jan 2015, 00:29

Claes 3x champion, best alternative championship

FullMetalJack · Post by **FullMetalJack** » 29 Jan 2015, 11:16

Simtek wrote:
FullMetalJack wrote:For the remaining seasons, I imagine the champions will be:

1996 - Pedro Lamy
1997 - Shinji Nakano
1998 - Shinji Nakano
1999 - Luca Badoer
2000 - Gaston Mazzacane
2001 - Luciano Burti
2002 - Allan McNish
2003 - Ralph Firman
2004 - Zsolt Baumgartner
2005 - Christijan Albers
2006 - Vitantonio Liuzzi
2007 - Anthony Davidson
2008 - Sebastien Bourdais
2009 - Sebastien Buemi
2010 - Vitantonio Liuzzi
2011 - Jaime Alguersuari
2012 - Bruno Senna
2013 - Jean-Eric Vergne
2014 - Jean-Eric Vergne

1996-2006 were already done by Phoenix. I did 2007-14 (see the previous page). You got most of them right though.

Precisely why I should browse this forum more. The latest I saw was 1995.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 29 Jan 2015, 17:50

As promised, here's the list of champions:

1950: Johnny Claes (Talbot-Lago)
1951: Johnny Claes (Talbot-Lago)
1952: Lance Macklin (HWM-Alta)
1953: Johnny Claes (Connaught-Lea Francis & Maserati)
1954: Jacques Swaters (Ferrari)
1955: Jacques Pollet (Gordini)
1956: Hermano da Silva Ramos (Gordini)
1957: Horace Gould (Maserati)
1958: Maria Teresa de Filippis (Maserati)
1959: Ian Burgess (Cooper-Maserati)
1960: Chuck Daigh (Scarab & Cooper-Climax)
1961: Michael May (Lotus-Climax)
1962: Tony Settember (Emeryson-Climax)
1963: Tony Settember (Scirocco-BRM)
1964: John Taylor (Cooper-Ford)
1965: Frank Gardner (Brabham-BRM)
1966: John Taylor (Brabham-Ford)
1967: Chris Irwin (Lotus-BRM & BRM)
1968: Hubert Hahne (Lola-BMW)
1969: Pete Lovely (Lotus-Ford)
1970: John Miles (Lotus-Ford)
1971: Nanni Galli (March-Alfa Romeo & March-Ford)
1972: Mike Beuttler (March-Ford)
1973: Mike Beuttler (March-Ford)
1974: Guy Edwards (Lola-Ford)
1975: Tony Brise (Williams-Ford & Hill-Ford)
1976: Brett Lunger (Surtees-Ford)
1977: Rupert Keegan (Hesketh-Ford)
1978: Brett Lunger (McLaren-Ford & Ensign-Ford)
1979: Jan Lammers (Shadow-Ford)
1980: Rupert Keegan (Williams-Ford)
1981: Siegfried Stohr (Arrows-Ford)
1982: Brian Henton (Arrows-Ford & Tyrrell-Ford)
1983: Johnny Cecotto (Theodore-Ford)
1984: François Hesnault (Ligier-Renault)
1985: Piercarlo Ghinzani (Osella-Alfa Romeo & Toleman-Hart)
1986: Allen Berg (Osella-Alfa Romeo)
1987: Pascal Fabre (AGS-Ford)
1988: Yannick Dalmas (Lola-Ford)
1989: Olivier Grouillard (Ligier-Ford)
1990: Martin Donnelly (Lotus-Lamborghini)
1991: Gabriele Tarquini (AGS-Ford & Fondmetal-Ford)
1992: Paul Belmondo (March-Ilmor)
1993: Luca Badoer (Lola-Ferrari)
1994: David Brabham (Simtek-Ford)
1995: Luca Badoer (Minardi-Ford)
1996: Ricardo Rosset (Footwork-Hart)
1997: Shinji Nakano (Prost-Mugen-Honda)
1998: Shinji Nakano (Minardi-Ford)
1999: Luca Badoer (Minardi-Ford)
2000: Gastón Mazzacane (Minardi-Fondmetal)
2001: Luciano Burti (Jaguar-Cosworth & Prost-Acer)
2002: Allan McNish (Toyota)
2003: Ralph Firman (Jordan-Ford)
2004: HWNSNBM (Minardi-Cosworth)
2005: Christijan Albers (Minardi-Cosworth)
2006: Vitantonio Liuzzi (Toro Rosso-Cosworth)
2007: Anthony Davidson (Super Aguri-Honda)
2008: Kazuki Nakajima (Williams-Toyota)
2009: Kazuki Nakajima (Williams-Toyota)
2010: Jaime Alguersuari (Toro Rosso-Ferrari)
2011: Jaime Alguersuari (Toro Rosso-Ferrari)
2012: Bruno Senna (Williams-Renault)
2013: Esteban Gutiérrez (Sauber-Ferrari)
2014: Jean-Éric Vergne (Toro Rosso-Renault)
2015: Marcus Ericsson (Sauber-Ferrari)
2016: Esteban Gutiérrez (Haas-Ferrari)

FullMetalJack · Post by **FullMetalJack** » 29 Jan 2015, 23:21

Any format where Ricardo Rosset and Esteban Gutierrez can win championships is aces in my book.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 07 Jun 2015, 00:13

After Kvyat's unrejectification the 2014 standings have changed, though Vergne is still champion:

1-J. É. Vergne-350
2-E. Gutiérrez-229
3-J. Bianchi-205
4-M. Chilton-199
5-M. Ericsson-165
6-W. Stevens-15

2015 looks like this after Monaco:

1-F. Nasr-130
2-C. Sainz, Jr.-91
3-M. Ericsson-81
4-R. Merhi-54
5-M. Verstappen-51
6-W. Stevens-47

EDIT: On an unrelated note, I've made a massive cock-up by giving Gino Munaron the 1960 championship. I thought he'd won two races when he in fact only finished third in those events :facepalm:

Chuck Daigh is the actual champion.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 26 Jul 2015, 15:24

Verstappen has now unrejectified himself, which means the standings for this year will have to be revised and updated as we head into the summer break:

1-F. Nasr-194
2-M. Ericsson-170
3-C. Sainz, Jr.-123
4-R. Merhi-107
5-W. Stevens-88

Also, can somebody please move this into the BSMF where it belongs?

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 11 Oct 2015, 14:34

With Nasr's unrejectification it's time to revisit this championship and see how things have changed.

1-M. Ericsson-290
2-C. Sainz, Jr.-204
3-R. Merhi-181
4-W. Stevens-177
5-A. Rossi-30

The Ericsson Era is here.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 29 Nov 2015, 15:53

The season's at an end, so let's see who has the title for now.

2015
1-M. Ericsson-358
2-C. Sainz, Jr.-272
3-W. Stevens-222
4-R. Merhi-193
5-A. Rossi-78

It's the first title for the Ericsson Era! :dance:

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 20 Mar 2016, 07:34

1-C. Sainz, Jr.-25
2-J. Palmer-18
3-P. Wehrlein-15

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 03 Apr 2016, 17:40

2016 (after 2 rounds)

1. Pascal Wehrlein - 30 pts.
2. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 25 pts.
3. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 18 pts.
5. Jolyon Palmer - 18 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 12 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 17 Apr 2016, 07:51

2016 (after 3 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 50 pts.
2. Pascal Wehrlein - 42 pts.
3. Marcus Ericsson - 33 pts.
4. Jolyon Palmer - 26 pts.
5. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 22 pts.
7. Esteban Gutiérrez - 18 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 01 May 2016, 14:36

2016 (after 4 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 75 pts.
2. Pascal Wehrlein - 52 pts.
3. Marcus Ericsson - 48 pts.
4. Jolyon Palmer - 44 pts.
5. Esteban Gutiérrez - 30 pts.
6. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.
7. Rio Haryanto - 22 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 15 May 2016, 14:40

2016 (after 5 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 100 pts.
2. Marcus Ericsson - 63 pts.
3. Pascal Wehrlein - 62 pts.
4. Jolyon Palmer - 56 pts.
5. Esteban Gutiérrez - 48 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 30 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 29 May 2016, 14:28

2016 (after 6 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 125 pts.
2. Pascal Wehrlein - 77 pts.
3. Esteban Gutiérrez - 66 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 63 pts.
5. Jolyon Palmer - 56 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 42 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 12 Jun 2016, 19:55

2016 (after 7 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 150 pts.
2. Pascal Wehrlein - 89 pts.
3. Esteban Gutiérrez - 84 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 78 pts.
5. Jolyon Palmer - 56 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 52 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 19 Jun 2016, 15:07

2016 (after 8 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 150 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 102 pts.
3. Marcus Ericsson - 93 pts.
4. Pascal Wehrlein - 89 pts.
5. Jolyon Palmer - 81 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 64 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 03 Jul 2016, 13:53

2016 (after 9 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 175 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 117 pts.
3. Pascal Wehrlein - 107 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 103 pts.
5. Jolyon Palmer - 93 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 72 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 10 Jul 2016, 14:17

2016 (after 10 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 200 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 135 pts.
3. Pascal Wehrlein - 107 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 103 pts.
5. Jolyon Palmer - 93 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 72 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 24 Jul 2016, 13:45

2016 (after 11 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 225 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 150 pts.
3. Pascal Wehrlein - 119 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 113 pts.
5. Jolyon Palmer - 111 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 80 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 31 Jul 2016, 13:57

2016 (after 12 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 243 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 175 pts.
3. Pascal Wehrlein - 134 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 125 pts.
5. Jolyon Palmer - 121 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 88 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 30 Aug 2016, 00:00

2016 (after 13 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 243 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 200 pts.
3. Jolyon Palmer - 139 pts.
4. Pascal Wehrlein - 134 pts.
5. Marcus Ericsson - 125 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 88 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.
8. Esteban Ocon - 15 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 04 Sep 2016, 13:47

2016 (after 14 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 261 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 225 pts.
3. Marcus Ericsson - 140 pts.
4. Jolyon Palmer - 139 pts.
5. Pascal Wehrlein - 134 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 88 pts.
7. Esteban Ocon - 27 pts.
8. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 18 Sep 2016, 14:35

2016 (after 15 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 279 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 250 pts.
3. Jolyon Palmer - 154 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 150 pts.
5. Pascal Wehrlein - 146 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 88 pts.
7. Esteban Ocon - 35 pts.
8. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 02 Oct 2016, 13:54

2016 (after 16 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 297 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 250 pts.
3. Jolyon Palmer - 179 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 165 pts.
5. Pascal Wehrlein - 158 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 88 pts.
7. Esteban Ocon - 45 pts.
8. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 09 Oct 2016, 12:12

2016 (after 17 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 312 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 262 pts.
3. Jolyon Palmer - 204 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 183 pts.
5. Pascal Wehrlein - 166 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 88 pts.
7. Esteban Ocon - 55 pts.
8. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 23 Oct 2016, 20:45

2016 (after 18 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 337 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 262 pts.
3. Jolyon Palmer - 222 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 198 pts.
5. Pascal Wehrlein - 178 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 88 pts.
7. Esteban Ocon - 65 pts.
8. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 30 Oct 2016, 20:45

2016 (after 19 rounds)

1. Carlos Sainz, Jr. - 352 pts.
2. Esteban Gutiérrez - 274 pts.
3. Jolyon Palmer - 240 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 223 pts.
5. Pascal Wehrlein - 178 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 88 pts.
7. Esteban Ocon - 75 pts.
8. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 13 Nov 2016, 19:27

With Sainz's unrejectification, the entire 2015 and 2016 standings have had to be revised. They now look like this:

2015

1. Marcus Ericsson - 400 pts.
2. Will Stevens - 249 pts.
3. Roberto Merhi - 215 pts,
4. Alexander Rossi - 94 pts.

Marcus Ericsson's dominance is multiplied thanks to now only having Manor for opposition; he won every race he finished.

2016 (after 20 races)

1. Esteban Gutiérrez - 324 pts.
2. Jolyon Palmer - 281 pts.
3. Marcus Ericsson - 271 pts.
4. Pascal Wehrlein - 218 pts.
5. Esteban Ocon - 110 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 103 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

I failed to mention that Sainz had actually clinched this championship before today. His absence created a closer-looking battle, but the finishing order today has allowed Gutiérrez to clinch it early instead. Therefore, Esteban Gutiérrez is Reject of the Year 2016.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 27 Nov 2016, 15:33

2016

1. Esteban Gutiérrez - 349 pts.
2. Jolyon Palmer - 291 pts.
3. Marcus Ericsson - 283 pts.
4. Pascal Wehrlein - 233 pts.
5. Esteban Ocon - 128 pts.
6. Rio Haryanto - 103 pts.
7. Stoffel Vandoorne - 25 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 26 Mar 2017, 15:29

2017 (after 1 round)

1. Esteban Ocon - 25 pts.
2. Antonio Giovinazzi - 18 pts.
3. Stoffel Vandoorne - 15 pts.
-. Lance Stroll - 0 pts.
-. Marcus Ericsson - 0 pts.
-. Jolyon Palmer - 0 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 09 Apr 2017, 15:27

2017 (after 2 rounds)

1. Esteban Ocon - 50 pts.
2. Antonio Giovinazzi - 18 pts.
=. Jolyon Palmer - 18 pts.
4. Stoffel Vandoorne - 15 pts.
=. Marcus Ericsson - 15 pts.
-. Lance Stroll - 0 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 16 Apr 2017, 16:53

2017 (after 3 rounds)

1. Esteban Ocon - 75 pts.
2. Jolyon Palmer - 33 pts.
3. Antonio Giovinazzi - 18 pts.
4. Pascal Wehrlein - 18 pts.
5. Marcus Ericsson - 15 pts.
6. Stoffel Vandoorne - 15 pts.
-. Lance Stroll - 0 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 30 Apr 2017, 13:55

2017 (after 4 rounds)

1. Esteban Ocon - 100 pts.
2. Jolyon Palmer - 33 pts.
3. Stoffel Vandoorne - 30 pts.
4. Pascal Wehrlein - 28 pts.
5. Marcus Ericsson - 27 pts.
6. Lance Stroll - 18 pts.
7. Antonio Giovinazzi - 18 pts.

Post by **Bobby Doorknobs** » 14 May 2017, 13:40

2017 (after 5 rounds)

1. Esteban Ocon - 125 pts.
2. Pascal Wehrlein - 46 pts.
3. Jolyon Palmer - 43 pts.
4. Marcus Ericsson - 42 pts.
5. Stoffel Vandoorne - 30 pts.
6. Lance Stroll - 30 pts.
7. Antonio Giovinazzi - 18 pts.