Pedro Rodriguez Award - Ricciardo is crowned champion!

Post by **tommykl** » 22 Sep 2010, 13:22

1990

1. Alessandro Nannini - 5 wins, 1 2nd, 1 3rd
2. Riccardo Patrese - 4 wins, 4 2nds, 1 3rd
3. Jean Alesi - 3 wins, 1 2nd, 3 3rds
4. Derek Warwick - 1 win, 1 2nd
5. Roberto Moreno - 1 win, 1 2nd
6. Eric Bernard - 1 win, 2 3rds
7. Ivan Capelli - 1 win, 2 3rds
8. Aguri Suzuki - 2 2nds, 2 3rds
9. Satoru Nakajima - 2 2nds, 1 3rd
10. Stefano Modena - 2 2nds
11. Alex Caffi - 1 2nd, 2 3rds
12. Mauricio Gugelmin - 1 2nd
13. Pierluigi Martini - 1 3rd
14. Martin Donnelly - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
4th-5th: Points (Warwick: 24 - Moreno: 15)
6th-7th: Points (Bernard: 27 - Capelli: 19)
13th-14th: Points (Martini: 13 - Donnelly: 9)

Notes
First win for Eric Bernard.
First win for Roberto Moreno.
First podium and unrejectification for Martin Donnelly.
Unrejectification and first points for Gregor Foitek.

Race Winners
United States - Jean Alesi
Brazil - Jean Alesi
San Marino - Riccardo Patrese
Monaco - Jean Alesi
Canada - Derek Warwick
Mexico - Alessandro Nannini
France - Ivan Capelli
Great Britain - Eric Bernard
Germany - Alessandro Nannini
Hungary - Riccardo Patrese
Belgium - Alessandro Nannini
Italy - Riccardo Patrese
Portugal - Alessandro Nannini
Spain - Alessandro Nannini
Japan - Roberto Moreno
Australia - Riccardo Patrese

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 22 Sep 2010, 16:55

Totally forgot about this alternative championship with the one I'm currently doing (indeed I'm now further on than you

), but this one should look a lot different to mine and Bleu's with that 1990 result. 1991 should be Patrese's, and I'm predicting Alesi will win in 1994 - that year could be anyone's without Schumacher, Hill (who should easily win '92 and '93) and Berger, but in my mind there were quite a few occasions Alesi shared the podium with Schumacher and Hill (though would those have been in '95 instead?).

Post by **tommykl** » 02 Oct 2010, 08:26

1991

1. Riccardo Patrese - 7.5 wins, 3 2nds
2. Jean Alesi - 2 wins, 5 2nds
3. Stefano Modena - 2 wins, 1 2nd, 1 3rd
4. Roberto Moreno - 1 win, 1 2nd, 2 3rds
5. Michael Schumacher - 1 win, 1 3rd
6. Bertrand Gachot - 1 win
7. JJ Lehto - 1 win
8. Andrea de Cesaris - 2 2nds, 3 3rds
9. Pierluigi Martini - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
10. Satoru Nakajima - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
11. Martin Brundle - 1 2nd
12. Gianni Morbidelli - 0.5 2nds
13. Ivan Capelli - 2 3rds
14. Emmanuele Pirro - 1.5 3rds
15. Mika Hakkinen - 1 3rd
16. Mark Blundell - 1 3rd
17. Aguri Suzuki - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
6th-7th: Points (Gachot: 20 - Lehto: 12)
9th-10th: Points (Martini: 18 - Nakajima: 10)
15th-17th: Points (Hakkinen: 7 - Blundell: 6 - Suzuki: 4)

Notes
First win and first podium for Bertrand Gachot.
First win for JJ Lehto.
First podium for Emmanuele Pirro.
Unrejectification for Julian Bailey.
First points for Eric van de Poele.
Andrea de Cesaris continues his streak of no wins. So far, he has 5 2nds and 4 3rds, but still no win.

Race Winners
United States - Stefano Modena
Brazil - Riccardo Patrese
San Marino - JJ Lehto
Monaco - Jean Alesi
Canada - Stefano Modena
Mexico - Riccardo Patrese
France - Jean Alesi
Great Britain - Bertrand Gachot
Germany - Riccardo Patrese
Hungary - Riccardo Patrese
Belgium - Roberto Moreno
Italy - Michael Schumacher
Portugal - Riccardo Patrese
Spain - Riccardo Patrese
Japan - Riccardo Patrese
Australia - Riccardo Patrese

Post by **tommykl** » 15 Oct 2010, 18:15

1992

1. Michael Schumacher - 9 wins, 2 2nds, 1 3rd
2. Martin Brundle - 6 wins, 4 2nds
3. Mika Hakkinen - 1 win, 3 2nds, 2 3rds
4. Jean Alesi - 3 2nds, 3 3rds
5. Andrea de Cesaris - 2 2nds, 1 3rd
6. Pierluigi Martini - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
7. Johnny Herbert - 1 2nd
8. Erik Comas - 2 3rds
9. Ivan Capelli - 2 3rds
10. JJ Lehto - 1 3rd
11. Karl Wendlinger - 1 3rd
12. Mauricio Gugelmin - 1 3rd
13. Bertrand Gachot - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
8th-9th: Points (Comas: 20 - Capelli: 11)
10th-13th: Points (Lehto: 13 - Wendlinger: 7 - Gugelmin: 6 - Gachot: 4)

Notes
First win for Martin Brundle.
First podium for Karl Wendlinger.
Unrejectification for Eric van de Poele (Yesyesyesyesyes!!!!!).
First point for Paul Belmondo.
First point for Emmanuele Naspetti.

Race Winners
South Africa - Michael Schumacher
Mexico - Michael Schumacher
Brazil - Michael Schumacher
Spain - Michael Schumacher
San Marino - Martin Brundle
Monaco - Michael Schumacher
Canada - Michael Schumacher
France - Martin Brundle
Great Britain - Martin Brundle
Germany - Michael Schumacher
Hungary - Mika Häkkinen
Belgium - Michael Schumacher
Italy - Mertin Brundle
Portugal - Martin Brundle
Japan - Martin Brundle
Australia - Michael Schumacher

Bleu · Post by **Bleu** » 15 Oct 2010, 18:58

de Cesaris will be left without win. Monaco 1994 will be his best after this but Brundle wins that. France same year, Frentzen and Martini will be ahead.

Post by **tommykl** » 16 Oct 2010, 05:41

That's really too bad. He deserved to win at least a single race.

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 16 Oct 2010, 08:40

Can't believe Hakkinen wins a '92 race but Alesi doesn't! (Alesi is out by now in the other alternative championships!)

'93 is a foregone conclusion, but can't wait for '94!!

Post by **tommykl** » 24 Oct 2010, 15:10

1993

1. Damon Hill - 10 wins, 1 2nd
2. Mark Blundell - 2 wins, 1 2nd, 2 3rds
3. Johnny Herbert - 1 win, 3 2nds
4. Martin Brundle - 1 win, 2 2nds, 4 3rds
5. Michael Andretti - 1 win, 2 3rds
6. Mika Hakkinen - 1 win
7. Jean Alesi - 5 2nds
8. Derek Warwick - 2 2nds
9. Christian Fittipaldi - 1 2nd, 2 3rds
10. JJ Lehto - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
11. Karl Wendlinger - 2 3rds
12. Rubens Barrichello - 1 3rd
13. Philippe Alliot - 1 3rd
14. Fabrizio Barbazza - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
12th-14th: Points (Barrichello: 9 - Alliot: 8 - Barbazza: 7)

Notes
First win for Mark Blundell.
First win for Michael Andretti.
First podium for Christian Fittipaldi.
First podium and unrejectification for Fabrizio Barbazza.
Unrejectification for Alessandro Zanardi.
First points for Luca Badoer.
Alliot actually scored 1 3rd, 1 5th, 2 6ths, 3 7ths, 2 8ths and 1 10th, so he would have scored 68 points in 2010 (Just thought I'd point that out) !

Race Winners
South Africa - Mark Blundell
Brazil - Damon Hill
Europe - Damon Hill
San Marino - Martin Brundle
Spain - Michael Andretti
Monaco - Damon Hill
Canada - Damon Hill
France - Damon Hill
Great Britain - Johnny Herbert
Germany - Mark Blundell
Hungary - Damon Hill
Belgium - Damon Hill
Italy - Damon Hill
Portugal - Damon Hill
Japan - Mika Häkkinen
Australia - Damon Hill

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 24 Oct 2010, 15:32

Michael Andretti wins a race, but Alesi doesn't. That's rather amusing. :mrgreen:

Post by **tommykl** » 01 Nov 2010, 18:32

1994

1. Jean Alesi - 4 wins, 1 2nd, 2 3rds
2. Mika Häkkinen - 3 wins, 3 2nds
3. Martin Brundle - 2 wins, 1 2nd, 1 3rd
4. Rubens Barrichello - 1 win, 3 2nds, 2 3rds
5. David Coulthard - 1 win, 2 2nds
6. Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 1 win, 3 3rds
7. Mark Blundell - 1 win, 2 3rds
8. Olivier Panis - 1 win
9. Jos Verstappen - 1 win
10. Nicola Larini - 1 win
11. Eddie Irvine - 2 2nds
12. Christian Fittipaldi - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
13. Pierluigi Martini - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
14. Andrea de Cesaris - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
15. Eric Bernard - 1 2nd
16. Ukyo Katayama - 1 3rd
17. JJ Lehto - 1 3rd
18. Karl Wendlinger - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
8th-10th: Points (Panis: 22 - Verstappen: 13 - Larini: 10)
12th-14th: Points (Fittipaldi: 15 - Martini: 13 - de Cesaris: 10)
16th-18th: Points (Katayama: 12 - Lehto, Wendlinger: 7)
17th-18th: Countback (Lehto: 1 4th, 1 7th - Wendlinger: 1 4th, 1 Ret)

Notes
First win for Jos Verstappen.
First win for Nicola Larini.
First podium for Ukyo Katayama.
Unrejectification and first points for Olivier Beretta.
First point for Jean-Marc Gounon.

Race Winners
Brazil - Jean Alesi
Pacific - Rubens Barrichello
San Marino - Nicola Larini
Monaco - Martin Brundle
Spain - Mark Blundell
Canada - Jean Alesi
France - Heinz-Harald Frentzen
Great Britain - Jean Alesi
Germany - Olivier Panis
Hungary - Jos Verstappen
Belgium - Mika Häkkinen
Italy - Mika Häkkinen
Portugal - David Coulthard
Europe - Mika Häkkinen
Japan - Jean Alesi
Australia - Martin Brundle

Post by **tommykl** » 05 Nov 2010, 18:40

1995

1. David Coulthard - 8 wins, 1 2nd
2. Johnny Herbert - 5 wins, 4 2nds, 2 3rds
3. Mika Hakkinen - 1 win, 3 2nds
4. Rubens Barrichello - 1 win, 1 2nd, 1 3rd
5. Martin Brundle - 1 win, 1 2nd
6. Olivier Panis - 1 win, 4 3rds
7. Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 3 2nds, 5 3rds
8. Eddie Irvine - 2 2nds, 1 3rds
9. Mark Blundell - 1 2nd, 3 3rds
10. Gianni Morbidelli - 1 2nd
11. Jean-Christophe Boullion - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
No tiebreakers needed.

Notes
First podium for Jean-Christophe Boullion.
Unrejectification for Pedro Lamy.
Unrejectification for Luca Badoer.
First points for Domenico Schiattarella.
First points for Andrea Montermini.

Race Winners
Brazil - David Coulthard
Argentina - Johnny Herbert
San Marino - David Coulthard
Spain - Johnny Herbert
Monaco - Johnny Herbert
Canada - Rubens Barrichello
France - David Coulthard
Great Britain - Johnny Herbert
Germany - David Coulthard
Hungary - David Coulthard
Belgium - Martin Brundle
Italy - Johnny Herbert
Portugal - David Coulthard
Europe - David Coulthard
Pacific - David Coulthard
Japan - Mika Häkkinen
Australia - Olivier Panis

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 05 Nov 2010, 23:08

Herbert's going to miss out on this one completely......the only other knock-on effect now Coulthard has won 1995 will be that Hakkinen has to wait until his real championship of 1998 for his championship in this format - apart from that, I believe it takes until 2006 for there to be a possible change (Massa shades Fisi on wins), which means, like the one I did for 2010 points, that Kubica wins 2008, and possibly Webber beats Vettel in 2009, but the other Red Bull driver will win this year VERY easily!!

Post by **tommykl** » 14 Nov 2010, 11:31

1996

1. Jacques Villeneuve - 11 wins
2. Mika Hakkinen - 3 wins, 5 2nds, 2 3rds
3. Eddie Irvine - 1 win, 2 2nds, 1 3rd
4. Olivier Panis - 1 win, 4 3rds
5. Rubens Barrichello - 4 2nds, 2 3rds
6. Martin Brundle - 2 2nds, 2 3rds
7. Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 1 2nd, 3 3rds
8. Mika Salo - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
9. Johnny Herbert - 1 2nd
10. Pedro Diniz - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
None needed

Notes
First podium for Pedro Diniz.
Unrejectification and first points for Ricardo Rosset.
Unrejectification for Pedro Lamy.

Race Winners
Australia - Jacques Villeneuve
Brazil - Mika Häkkinen
Argentina - Jacques Villeneuve
Europe - Jacques Villeneuve
San Marino - Eddie Irvine
Monaco - Olivier Panis
Spain - Jacques Villeneuve
Canada - Jacques Villeneuve
France - Jacques Villeneuve
Great Britain - Jacques Villeneuve
Germany - Jacques Villeneuve
Hungary - Jacques Villeneuve
Belgium - Jacques Villeneuve
Italy - Mika Häkkinen
Portugal - Jacques Villeneuve
Japan - Mika Häkkinen

Post by **tommykl** » 05 Dec 2010, 07:55

Shinji will be mostly pleased about this...
1997

1. Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 6 wins, 2 2nds, 1 3rd
2. Mika Häkkinen - 3 wins, 1 2nd, 2 3rds
3. Giancarlo Fisichella - 2 wins, 2 2nds, 2 3rds
4. Olivier Panis - 2 wins, 1 2nd, 2 3rds
5. Eddie Irvine - 1 win, 5 2nds, 1 3rd
6. Johnny Herbert - 1 win, 1 2nd, 4 3rds
7. Rubens Barrichello - 1 win
8. Alexander Wurz - 1 win
9. Ralf Schumacher - 3 2nds, 3 3rds
10. Jarno Trulli - 1 2nd
11. Pedro Diniz - 1 2nd
12. Shinji Nakano - 1 3rd
13. Nicola Larini - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
7th-8th: Countback (Barrichello: 1 8th - Wurz: 2 Rets)
10th-11th: Points (Trulli: 17 - Diniz: 11)
12th-13th: Points (Nakano: 14 - Larini: 7)

Notes
First win for Alexander Wurz.
First podium and unrejectification for Shinji Nakano.
First points and unrejectification for Norberto Fontana.
Unrejectification for Jan Magnussen.
First point for Tarso Marques.

Race Winners
Australia - Mika Häkkinen
Brazil - Olivier Panis
Argentina - Eddie Irvine
San Marino - Heinz-Harald Frentzen
Monaco - Rubens Barrichello
Spain - Olivier Panis
Canada - Giancarlo Fisichella
France - Heinz-Harald Frentzen
Great Britain - Alexander Wurz
Germany - Mika Häakinen
Hungary - Johnny Herbert
Belgium - Giancarlo Fisichella
Italy - Heinz-Harald Frentzen
Austria - Heinz-Harald Frentzen
Luxembourg - Heinz-Harald Frentzen
Japan - Heinz-Harald Frentzen
Europe - Mika Häkkinen

Post by **tommykl** » 28 Dec 2010, 13:58

1998

1. Mika Hakkinen - 11 wins, 1 2nd, 1 3rd
2. Eddie Irvine - 3 wins, 7 2nds, 1 3rd
3. Ralf Schumacher - 1 win, 3 2nds, 2 3rds
4. Giancarlo Fisichella - 1 win, 2 2nds, 4 3rds
5. Alexander Wurz - 2 2nds, 4 3rds
6. Pedro Diniz - 1 2nd
7. Johnny Herbert - 1 3rd
8. Rubens Barrichello - 1 3rd
9. Jarno Trulli - 1 3rd
10. Esteban Tuero - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
7th-10th: Points (Herbert: 20 - Barrichello: 13 - Trulli: 9 - Tuero: 4)

Notes
First points, unrejectification and first podium for Esteban Tuero

.
First points for Toranosuke Takagi.
Just for shinji, Nakano scored 5 points in the Minardi.

Race Winners
Australia - Mika Häkkinen
Brazil - Mika Häkkinen
Argentina - Mika Häkkinen
San Marino - Eddie Irvine
Spain - Mika Häkkinen
Monaco - Mika Häkkinen
Canada - Giancarlo Fisichella
France - Eddie Irvine
Great Britain - Mika Häkkinen
Austria - Mika Häkkinen
Germany - Mika Häkkinen
Hungary - Mika Häkkinen
Belgium - Ralf Schumacher
Italy - Eddie Irvine
Luxembourg - Mika Häkkinen
Japan - Mika Häkkinen

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 28 Dec 2010, 14:24

A podium for Tuero!!!! :lol:

Post by **tommykl** » 28 Dec 2010, 14:27

Wait until you see what happens in the "No Real Winners" thread!

Post by **tommykl** » 08 Jan 2011, 12:10

1999

1. Eddie Irvine - 10 wins, 2 2nds, 1 3rd
2. Ralf Schumacher - 2 wins, 6 2nds, 2 3rds
3. Rubens Barrichello - 2 wins, 1 2nd, 3 3rds
4. Giancarlo Fisichella - 1 win, 2 2nds, 1 3rd
5. Johnny Herbert - 1 win, 1 2nd, 1 3rd
6. Mika Salo - 2 2nds, 2 3rds
7. Alexander Wurz - 1 2nd, 2 3rds
8. Jarno Trulli - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
9. Pedro Diniz - 2 3rds
10. Olivier Panis - 1 3rd

Notes
This was predictable, really. What I find interesting is that Pedro Diniz has now scored 5 podiums and 47 points.
Unrejectification for Toranosuke Takagi.

Race Winners
Australia - Eddie Irvine
Brazil - Ralf Schumacher
San Marino - Rubens Barrichello
Monaco - Eddie Irvine
Spain - Eddie Irvine
Canada - Giancarlo Fisichella
France - Rubens Barrichello
Great Britain - Eddie Irvine
Austria - Eddie Irvine
Germany - Eddie Irvine
Hungary - Eddie Irvine
Belgium - Eddie Irvine
Italy - Ralf Schumacher
Europe - Johnny Herbert
Malaysia - Eddie Irvine
Japan - Eddie Irvine

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 08 Jan 2011, 12:46

Rubens must get a ridiculous amount of wins in 2000 with no Schumacher and no McLarens.....

I suspect the next close one will be 2006!

Post by **tommykl** » 19 Mar 2011, 10:42

Bumping this thread, not to announce the results for 2000, but to announce that this thread will soon be resurrected as soon as I finish 1999 for the Johnny Claes Cup.

Stay tuned!

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 19 Mar 2011, 17:47

Just realised poor old Mika Salo hasn't yet won a race yet and he gave away Hockenheim '99 to Irvine for another win he didn't really need.......think Barrichello will win every race Salo scored points in in 2000 in real life, and in 2002 Brazil Button should win that. Ouch.

Post by **tommykl** » 14 May 2011, 15:48

2000

1. Rubens Barrichello - 13 wins
2. Ralf Schumacher - 3 wins, 4 2nds, 1 3rd
3. Giancarlo Fisichella - 1 win, 3 2nds, 1 3rd
4. Jenson Button - 5 2nds
5. Mika Salo - 1 2nd, 5 3rds
6. Jarno Trulli - 1 2nd, 3 3rds
7. Alexander Wurz - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
8. Jos Verstappen - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
9. Ricardo Zonta - 1 2nd
10. Johnny Herbert - 2 3rds
11. Pedro Diniz - 2 3rds
12. Pedro de la Rosa - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
7th-8th: Points (Wurz: 21 - Verstappen: 14)
10th-11th: Countback (Herbert: 1 4th, 2 5ths - Diniz: 1 4th, 1 5th)

Notes
First podium for Ricardo Zonta.
First points for Gaston Mazzacane.

Race Winners
Australia - Rubens Barrichello
Brazil - Giancarlo Fisichella
San Marino - Rubens Barrichello
Great Britain - Ralf Schumacher
Spain - Rubens Barrichello
Europe - Rubens Barrichello
Monaco - Rubens Barrichello
Canada - Rubens Barrichello
France - Rubens Barrichello
Austria - Rubens Barrichello
Germany - Rubens Barrichello
Hungary - Rubens Barrichello
Belgium - Ralf Schumacher
Italy - Ralf Schumacher
United States - Rubens Barrichello
Japan - Rubens Barrichello
Malaysia - Rubens Barrichello

Post by **tommykl** » 18 May 2011, 15:53

2001

1. Ralf Schumacher - 6 wins, 4 2nds
2. Juan Pablo Montoya - 5 wins
3. Nick Heidfeld - 2 wins, 2 2nds, 4 3rds
4. Jarno Trulli - 1 win, 3 2nds, 2 3rds
5. Kimi Räikkonen - 1 win, 3 2nds, 1 3rd
6. Giancarlo Fisichella - 1 win, 1 2nd, 1 3rd
7. Jenson Button - 1 win, 2 3rds
8. Jos Verstappen - 2 2nds, 2 3rds
9. Olivier Panis - 2 2nds, 1 3rd
10. Pedro de la Rosa - 3 3rds
11. Enrique Bernoldi - 1 3rd

Notes
First win for Nick Heidfeld (not surprising).
First points, unrejectification and first podium for Enrique Bernoldi.
First points (14 of them) and unrejectification for Luciano Burti.
Unrejectification for Tarso Marques.
Unrejectification for Gaston Mazzacane.

Race Winners
Australia - Nick Heidfeld
Malaysia - Ralf Schumacher
Brazil - Nick Heidfeld
San Marino - Ralf Schumacher
Spain - Juan Pablo Montoya
Austria - Kimi Räikkönen
Monaco - Jenson Button
Canada - Ralf Schumacher
Europe - Juan Pablo Montoya
France - Ralf Schumacher
Great Britain - Juan Pablo Montoya
Germany - Ralf Schumacher
Hungary - Ralf Schumacher
Belgium - Giancarlo Fisichella
Italy - Juan Pablo Montoya
United States - Jarno Trulli
Japan - Juan Pablo Montoya

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 18 May 2011, 17:00

I was actually wondering if JPM could have beaten Ralf on wins alone, as his poor finishing record won't have been as significant here.

Button gets a win in nightmare year of 2001 how exactly? (and it's also his first)

(It can't be Hockenheim where he scored his only real-life points as Ralf won that one!)

Post by **tommykl** » 18 May 2011, 17:25

That freak win was at Monaco. In real life, here were the top 6.
1. Michael Schumacher (won in 1992)
2. Rubens Barrichello (won in 2000)
3. Eddie Irvine (won in 1999)
4. Jacques Villeneuve (won in 1996)
5. David Coulthard (won in 1995)
6. Jean Alesi (won in 1994)
Button was seventh.

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 18 May 2011, 18:43

Nice!

Something like that could actually happen this year with all top 3 teams, Schumacher and Barrichello eliminated! (I'm presuming the winners from 2002 - 2010 are the same or very similar to the one Bleu already did!!)

Post by **tommykl** » 20 May 2011, 19:32

2002

1. Juan Pablo Montoya - 9 wins, 3 2nds
2. Kimi Räikkönen - 5 wins, 1 2nd
3. Jarno Trulli - 2 wins, 1 2nd, 1 3rd
4. Jenson Button - 1 win, 4 2nds, 2 3rds
5. Giancarlo Fisichella - 4 2nds, 1 3rd
6. Nick Heidfeld - 2 2nds, 3 3rds
7. Mika Salo - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
8. Olivier Panis - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
9. Felipe Massa - 5 3rds
10. Takuma Sato - 1 3rd
11. Allan McNish - 1 3rd
12. Mark Webber - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
7th-8th: Points (Salo: 22 - Panis: 15)
10th-12th: Points (Sato: 15 - McNish: 11 - Webber: 11)
11th-12th: Countback (McNish: 1 4th - Webber: 2 5ths)

Notes
First points, unrejectification and first podium for Allan McNish.
First points for Alex Yoong.

Race Winners
Australia - Juan Pablo Montoya
Malaysia - Juan Pablo Montoya
Brazil - Jenson Button
San Marino - Juan Pablo Montoya
Spain - Juan Pablo Montoya
Austria - Juan Pablo Montoya
Monaco - Jarno Trulli
Canada - Kimi Räikkönen
Europe- Kimi Räikkönen
Great Britain - Juan Pablo Montoya
France - Kimi Räikkönen
Germany - Juan Pablo Montoya
Hungary - Kimi Räikkönen
Belgium - Juan Pablo Montoya
Italy - Jarno Trulli
United States - Juan Pablo Montoya
Japan - Kimi Räikkönen

Post by **tommykl** » 22 May 2011, 10:42

2003

1. Kimi Räikkönen - 10 wins, 3 2nds
2. Fernando Alonso - 4 wins, 4 2nds, 2 3rds
3. Jarno Trulli - 1 win, 3 2nds, 3 3rds
4. Giancarlo Fisichella - 1 win
5. Mark Webber - 2 2nds, 5 3rds
6. Jenson Button - 2 2nds, 2 3rds
7. Cristiano da Matta - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
8. Marc Gené - 1 2nd
9. Olivier Panis - 2 3rds
10. Nick Heidfeld - 1 3rd

Notes
First podium for Cristiano da Matta.
First podium for Marc Gené.
Unrejectification for Antônio Pizzonia.
Unrejectification for Ralph Firman.
First points for Nicolas Kiesa.
Sadly, Justin Wilson was only able to score a sole 5th as top six results, and was therefore not unrejectified.

Race Winners
Australia - Kimi Räikkönen
Malaysia - Kimi Räikkönen
Brazil - Giancarlo Fisichella
San Marino - Kimi Räikkönen
Spain - Fernando Alonso
Austria - Kimi Räikkönen
Monaco - Kimi Räikkönen
Canada - Fernando Alonso
Europe - Fernando Alonso
France - Kimi Räikkönen
Great Britain - Kimi Räikkönen
Germany - Jarno Trulli
Hungary - Fernando alonso
Italy - Kimi Räikkönen
United States - Kimi Räikkönen
Japan - Kimi Räikkönen

Post by **tommykl** » 17 Jun 2011, 16:54

2004

1. Jenson Button - 10 wins, 3 2nds, 1 3rd
2. Fernando Alonso - 4 wins, 4 2nds, 4 3rds
3. Jarno Trulli - 2 wins, 5 2nds, 2 3rds
4. Takuma Sato - 1 win, 3 2nds, 4 3rds
5. Felipe Massa - 1 win, 2 3rds
6. Giancarlo Fisichella - 3 2nds
7. Mark Webber - 2 3rds
8. Olivier Panis - 1 3rd
9. Christian Klien - 1 3rd
10. Antônio Pizzonia - 1 3rd
11. Timo Glock - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
8th-11th: Points (Panis: 26 - Klien: 26 - Pizzonia: 16 - Glock: 7)
8th-9th: Countback (Panis: 1 4th - Klien: 1 5th)

Notes
First win for Takuma Sato.
First podium for Antônio Pizzonia.
Unrejectification for HWNSNBM.
Bruni and Pantano still can't score points :lol:

Fisichella scored in every race bar Monaco, where he famously rolled his car against the barriers.

Race Winners
Australia - Fernando Alonso
Malaysia - Jenson Button
Bahrain - Jenson Button
San Marino - Jenson Button
Spain - Jarno Trulli
Monaco - Jarno Trulli
Europe - Jenson Button
Canada - Jenson Button
United States - Takuma Sato
France - Fernando Alonso
Great Britain - Jenson Button
Germany - Jenson Button
Hungary - Fernando Alonso
Belgium - Felipe Massa
Italy - Jenson Button
China - Jenson Button
Japan - Jenson Button
Brazil - Fernando Alonso

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 17 Jun 2011, 19:09

I'd always thought it was close-ish between BAR and Renault in 2004. Not by this evidence it seems!

Alonso must win a scary amount of races in 2005 though......

Post by **tommykl** » 20 Jun 2011, 13:33

2005

1. Fernando Alonso - 13 wins, 2 2nds, 1 3rd
2. Giancarlo Fisichella - 2 wins, 6 2nds, 3 3rds
3. Jarno Trulli - 1 win, 4 2nds, 4 3rds
4. Nick Heidfeld - 1 win, 2 2nds, 1 3rd
5. Felipe Massa - 1 win, 1 3rd
6. Tiago Monteiro - 1 win, 1 3rd
7. Mark Webber - 3 2nds, 3 3rds
8. Narain Karthikeyan - 1 2nd
9. Alexander Wurz - 1 2nd
10. Christian Klien - 3 3rds
11. Christijan Albers - 1 3rd
12. Pedro de la Rosa - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
5th-6th: Points (Massa: 65 - Monteiro: 42)
8th-9th: Points (Karthikeyan: 24 - Wurz: 8)
11th-12th: Points (Albers: 19 - de la Rosa: 6)

Notes
First win for Tiago Monteiro.
First podium for Narain Karthikeyan.
Unrejectification and first podium for Christijan Albers.
Unrejectification for Patrick Friesacher.
Unrejectification for Vitantonio Liuzzi.
First points for Robert Doornbos.
Fernando Alonso did win a scary amount of races, tying Barrichello's record from 2000. However, all his other podiums meant he scored more points than Rubens, and the Spaniard also beat Button's 2004 record for the greatest amount of points scored with 155.

Race Winners
Australia - Giancarlo Fisichella
Malaysia - Fernando Alonso
Bahrain - Fernando Alonso
San Marino - Fernando Alonso
Spain - Fernando Alonso
Monaco - Nick Heidfeld
Europe - Fernando Alonso
Canada - Felipe Massa
United States - Tiago Monteiro
France - Fernando Alonso
Great Britain - Fernando Alonso
Germany - Fernando Alonso
Hungary - Jarno Trulli
Turkey - Fernando Alonso
Italy - Fernando Alonso
Belgium - Fernando Alonso
Brazil - Fernando Alonso
Japan - Giancarlo Fisichella
China - Fernando Alonso

Post by **tommykl** » 21 Jun 2011, 16:18

2006

1. Felipe Massa - 8 wins, 4 2nds, 2 3rds
2. Giancarlo Fisichella - 6 wins, 7 2nds, 2 3rds
3. Nick Heidfeld - 1 win, 2 2nds, 3 3rds
4. Pedro de la Rosa - 1 win, 2 2nds, 2 3rds
5. Mark Webber - 1 win, 1 2nd
6. Robert Kubica - 1 win
7. Nico Rosberg - 1 2nd
8. Jarno Trulli - 6 3rds
9. Scott Speed - 1 3rd
10. Christian Klien - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
9th-10th: Points (Speed: 35 - Klien: 26)

Notes
First win for Pedro de la Rosa.
First points, unrejectification and first podium for Christian Klien.
First points for Yuji Ide.
First points for Franck Montagny.
Had Albers and Monteiro not been unrejectified the year before, they definitely were this season, each scoring one fourth as best result. Albers' tally in the first half of the season alone was enough to unrejectify the whole Midland team before the mid-season buyout by Spyker. Spyker themselves are still rejects, with five points in the pre-2003 system, as are Super Aguri, who also have five points under said system.

Race Winners
Bahrain - Mark Webber
Malaysia - Giancarlo Fisichella
Australia - Nick Heidfeld
San Marino - Felipe Massa
Europe - Felipe Massa
Spain - Giancarlo Fisichella
Monaco - Giancarlo Fisichella
Great Britain - Giancarlo Fisichella
Canada - Giancarlo Fisichella
United States - Felipe Massa
France - Felipe Massa
Germany - Felipe Massa
Hungary - Pedro de la Rosa
Turkey - Felipe Massa
Italy - Robert Kubica
China - Giancarlo Fisichella
Japan - Felipe Massa
Brazil - Felipe Massa

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 21 Jun 2011, 16:52

With Massa out for 2007, I think the championship may well be over by about the 9th race of the season. ;-)

2008 should be good though!

(BTW, Christian Klien's first podium was in 2004! Did you mean Scott Speed? The thought of him getting a podium is hilarious!!!)

Post by **tommykl** » 21 Jun 2011, 17:43

James1978 wrote:With Massa out for 2007, I think the championship may well be over by about the 9th race of the season.

2008 should be good though!

(BTW, Christian Klien's first podium was in 2004! Did you mean Scott Speed? The thought of him getting a podium is hilarious!!!)

Yes I meant Scott Speed. He got third in Australia. To show that in more detail:
1. Fernando Alonso (2005 champion)
2. Kimi Räikkönen (2003 champion)
3. Ralf Schumacher (2001 champion)
4. Nick Heidfeld - 1st
5. Giancarlo Fisichella - 2nd
6. Jacques Villeneuve (1996 champion)
7. Rubens Barrichello (2000 champion)
8. David Coulthard (1995 champion)
9. Scott Speed - 3rd
10. Jenson Button (2004 champion)

Also, if the championship was done on points, Fisichella would have beaten Massa by three points.

I agree with you, also, that Hamilton will have won the title by race 9. There is no other possibilty, as he wins the first nine races in a 17-race season. I feel a record will be beaten once more, but it all depends on end-of-season pace.

Post by **tommykl** » 24 Jun 2011, 12:56

2007

1. Lewis Hamilton - 13 wins, 1 2nd
2. Nick Heidfeld - 1 win, 7 2nds, 5 3rds
3. Nico Rosberg - 1 win, 2 3rds
4. Mark Webber - 1 win
5. Sebastian Vettel - 1 win
6. Robert Kubica - 4 2nds, 4 3rds
7. Heikki Kovalainen - 2 2nds, 1 3rd
8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 1 2nd, 3 3rds
9. Alexander Wurz - 1 2nd, 1 3rd
10. Vitantonio Liuzzi - 1 2nd
11. Jarno Trulli - 1 3rd

Tiebreakers
4th-5th: Points (Webber: 38 - Vettel: 14)

Notes
First podium for Vitantonio Liuzzi.
First points for Anthony Davidson.
First points for Sakon Yamamoto.
Hamilton tied the record for most wins, but the greater amount of races in 2005 plus his streak of mediocre performances at the end of the season meant he couldn't score more than Alonso in 2005. Lewis scored 146 points.

Race Winners
Australia - Lewis Hamilton
Malaysia - Lewis Hamilton
Bahrain - Lewis Hamilton
Spain - Lewis Hamilton
Monaco - Lewis Hamilton
Canada - Lewis Hamilton
United States - Lewis Hamilton
France - Lewis Hamilton
Great Britain - Lewis Hamilton
Europe - Mark Webber
Hungary - Lewis Hamilton
Turkey - Nick Heidfeld
Italy - Lewis Hamilton
Belgium - Lewis Hamilton
Japan - Lewis Hamilton
China - Sebastian Vettel
Brazil - Nico Rosberg

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 24 Jun 2011, 16:40

tommykl wrote:First podium for Vitantonio Liuzzi.

Guess it's not quite as funny as Scott Speed getting a podium though. :lol:

Post by **tommykl** » 24 Jun 2011, 16:45

I was just as surprised to see a Toro Rosso 1-2 in China :roll:

Post by **tommykl** » 28 Jun 2011, 10:09

2008

1. Robert Kubica - 8 wins, 1 2nd, 3 3rds
2. Nick Heidfeld - 4 wins, 4 2nds
3. Sebastian Vettel - 2 wins, 1 2nd, 2 3rds
4. Heikki Kovalainen - 1 win, 5 2nds, 4 3rds
5. Nelson Piquet, Jr. - 1 win, 1 2nd, 1 3rd
6. Nico Rosberg - 1 win, 1 2nd
7. Jarno Trulli - 1 win, 4 3rds
8. Timo Glock - 3 2nds, 2 3rds
9. Mark Webber - 2 2nds, 1 3rd
10. Kazuki Nakajima - 1 3rd

Notes
First win for Nelson Piquet, Jr.
Unrejectification and first podium for Kazuki Nakajima.
Unrejectification for Sébastien Bourdais.
Sato and Davidson both scored a point, while Sutil was the only driver to score no points. Fisichella managed to score 6.

Race Winners
Australia - Nich Heidfeld
Malaysia - Robert Kubica
Bahrain - Robert Kubica
Spain - Robert Kubica
Turkey - Robert Kubica
Monaco - Robert Kubica
Canada - Robert Kubica
France - Jarno Trulli
Great Britain - Nick Heidfeld
Germany - Nelson Piquet, Jr.
Hungary - Heikki Kovalainen
Europe - Robert Kubica
Belgium - Nick Heidfeld
Italy - Sebastian Vettel
Singapore - Nico Rosberg
Japan - Robert Kubica
China - Nick Heidfeld
Brazil - Sebastian Vettel

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 28 Jun 2011, 11:20

tommykl wrote:Unrejectification and first podium for Kazuki Nakajima.

These podium-getters get funnier by the year. :lol:

I always expected Kubica to win this one but not by that much! (Guess most of his wins were in the first half of the season and nobody else was consistent enough to challenge him later on when BMW's competitveness waned)

Post by **tommykl** » 28 Jun 2011, 12:10

James1978 wrote:
tommykl wrote:Unrejectification and first podium for Kazuki Nakajima.

These podium-getters get funnier by the year.

I always expected Kubica to win this one but not by that much! (Guess most of his wins were in the first half of the season and nobody else was consistent enough to challenge him later on when BMW's competitveness waned)

Correct. Kubica won six races in a row, and everyone else pretty much shot themselves in the foot for the rest of the year.