Grand Prix Rejects

So what if there was a national championship that was in the actual competition. So here I will update the mid-season and then the full season results from the F1RWRS, F2RWRS, F3RWRS and all the others.

F1RWRS

F2RWRS

F3RWRS

F1RDS

Other Comps

2010 F1RWRS Mid Season scoreboard

1. Australia 41 (2 wins)
2. United Kingdom 41 (1 win)
3. United States 37 (1 win)
4. Hungary 34 (1 win)
5. Italy 29 (2nd)
6. Spain 29
7. Japan 18 (3rd)
8. Isle of Man 18
9. Germany 16
10. Belgium 12

After the Tasman round in Adelaide, It's all tight at the top with the UK (7 drivers) and Australia (4 drivers) battling it out to take home the prize. But it's all gloom and boom as the rest of teams still have a chance of winning.

2010 Winners
Germany: United Kingdom (1st win) (Podium: Hungary, Japan)
Luxembourg: Australia (1st win) (Podium: Italy, United Kingdom)
Saxon: United States (1st win) (Podium: Australia, United Kingdom)
China: Australia (2nd win) (Podium: United States, United Kingdom)
Tasman: Hungary (1st win) (Podium: United States, Australia)

Any predictions on who will win from here

Are you using the same points system as the F1RWRS used in those seasons, because obviously it's had a few changes over the years.

Yes I am using the same points as those in that season.

Matt121 wrote:Any predictions on who will win from here

'Murica always defeats the evil Rest of the Worldians in the end! U! S! A!

I bet Serbia will never win a point.

F1RWRS Part 2

Bahrain Grand Prix
1. Hungary
2. Italy
3. United Kingdom
4. Isle of Man
5. United States
6. Australia
7. Germany
8. Belgium
9. Spain
10. Japan

The F1RWRS went to the Middle East as they went to Bahrain. For the leaders this will be the turner, as the United Kingdom would take the lead in the championship. Hungary though would take the victory and go up to number 3 in the rankings.

Belgium Grand Prix
1. Australia
2. Italy
3. United Kingdom
4. United States
5. Hungary
6. Germany
7. Isle of Man
8. Japan
9. Belgium
Ret. Spain

The second to last race in Europe was a memorial win with Australia and Italy battling out the victory. But in end it was Australia that would take the victory and close the gap to only 1 point after United Kingdom finished 3rd. The first retired nation will be Spain after a scary accident.

Standings after 7 races
1. United Kingdom 57 (1 win)
2. Australia 56 (3 wins)
3. Hungary 50 (2 wins)
4. United States 50 (1 win)
5. Italy 47
6. Spain 31
7. Isle of Man 29
8. Germany 25
9. Japan 22
10. Belgium 17