If Every Driver Raced As Many Races As Michael Schumacher

[whatisdeletrazdoing]

If every driver raced in as many races as Michael Schumacher, some of the record tables would look like this:

Wins

1. Juan Manuel Fangio------128
2. Alberto Ascari------------110
3. Jim Clark-------------------96
4. Michael Schumacher------91
5. Jackie Stewart------------75
6. Alain Prost-----------------70
7.Ayrton Senna---------------70
8. Stirling Moss--------------66
9. Nigel Mansell--------------45
10. Fernando Alonso---------45

Poles

1. Juan Manuel Fangio---155
2. Jim Clark---------------126
3. Alberto Ascari----------117
4. Ayrton Senna-----------111
5. Sebastian Vettel--------86
6. Michael Schumacher---68
7. Stirling Moss------------66
8. Lewis Hamilton---------63
9. Jackie Stewart----------47
10. Nigel Mansell-----------47

Front Row Starts

1. Juan Manuel Fangio----257
2. Jim Clark----------------183
3. Ayrton Senna------------149
4. Sebastian Vettel--------125
5. Alain Prost--------------118
6. Jackie Stewart----------117
7. Michael Schumacher---115
8. Lewis Hamilton---------108
9. Damon Hill--------------107
10. Nigel Mansell-----------82

Podiums

1. Dorino Serafini----------278
2. Luigi Fagioli-------------238
3. Juan Manuel Fangio----187
4. Nino Farina--------------164
5. Jose Frolian Gonzalez--154
6. Michael Schumacher----154
7. Alain Prost---------------146
8. Alberto Ascari-----------143
9. Ayrton Senna------------130
10. Fernando Alonso-------113


Grand Slams

1. Alberto Ascari-----------98
2. Jim Clark----------------30
3. Jackie Stewart----------11
4. Juan Manuel Fangio----11
5. Ayrton Senna-------------7
6. Nigel Mansell-------------6
7. Nelson Piquet------------4
8. Jack Brabham------------4
9. Stirling Moss-------------4
10. Gilles Villenueve--------4

Hat Tricks

1. Alberto Ascari--------------59
2. Juan Manuel Fangio-------48
3. Jim Clark-------------------42
4. Michael Schumacher-------22
5. Ayrton Senna---------------12
6. Alain Prost------------------11
7. Damon Hill------------------11
8. Mika Hakkinen--------------9
9. Fernando Alonso------------8
10. Nigel Mansell---------------7

Doubles

1. Alberto Ascari--------------------76
2. Juan Manuel Fangio-------------58
3. Jim Clark-------------------------57
4. Ayrton Senna---------------------50
5. Sebastian Vettel-----------------47
6. Michael Schumacher-------------40
7. Lewis Hamilton-------------------31
8. Nigel Mansell---------------------30
9. Alain Prost------------------------25
10. Fernando Alonso----------------22

Laps Led

1. Alberto Ascari----------------------7,742
2. Jim Clark---------------------------7,399
3. Juan Manuel Fangio---------------7,370
4. Jackie Stewart---------------------5,340
5. Ayrton Senna-----------------------5,126
6. Michael Schumacher---------------5,108
7. Alain Prost--------------------------3,694
8. Nigel Mansell-----------------------3,607
9. Mika Hakkinen---------------------2,569
10. Fernando Alonso----------------- 2,330

[Aerospeed]

And how did you find this out?

[FullMetalJack]

Would Rubens lose a win?

[eagleash]

And how did you find this out?

Do you think he just extrapolated the existing information, maybe?

Good to see Jimmy appearing in so many top 3 positions.

[dr-baker]

And how did you find this out?

Do you think he just extrapolated the existing information, maybe?

Good to see Jimmy appearing in so many top 3 positions.

Ahh, sarcasm. Lowest form of wit, highest form of intelligence!

[eagleash]

And how did you find this out?

Do you think he just extrapolated the existing information, maybe?

Good to see Jimmy appearing in so many top 3 positions.

Ahh, sarcasm. Lowest form of wit, highest form of intelligence!

Shaky ground....

[shinji]

Podiums

1. Dorino Serafini----------278

[mario]

whatisdeletrazdoing, I hope that you do not mind that I've moved this topic into the PM Forum, since I've had a suggestion that the content of this thread is probably better suited here.

[Aerospeed]

Podiums

1. Dorino Serafini----------278

Placed second in the 1950 Italian GP. Oddly enough, it was his only GP start (that counted for the championship)

[whatisdeletrazdoing]

And how did you find this out?

4 hours with calculator, and a Grand Prix encyclopedia

[tommykl]

Podiums

1. Dorino Serafini----------278

Placed second in the 1950 Italian GP. Oddly enough, it was his only GP start (that counted for the championship)

He actually shared the second place with Ascari, so maybe he should only get half of what he did...