Grand Prix Rejects

The alternative championship of the Chase! Well, not the, since there was this, but this is different.
The regular F1 points system used at the time will be used.
The modern Chase qualification system will be used: the top ten drivers in points, and the top two from 11th to 20th by countback, after the cutoff race qualify.
Points will be reset to 1000 with 1 extra point for each win.

1950
4 regular season races (best 3 count), 2 Chase races
Qualifiers for Chase
Giuseppe Farina (22)
Luigi Fagioli (18)
Juan Manuel Fangio (17)
Louis Rosier (10)
Alberto Ascari (8)
B. Bira (5)
Louis Chiron (4)
Reg Parnell (4)
Yves Giraud-Cabantous (3)
Raymond Sommer (3)

Felice Bonetto (5th×1)
Bob Gerard (6th×2)

Final result
Juan Manuel Fangio (1011)
Giuseppe Farina (1010)
Luigi Fagioli (1010)
Alberto Ascari (1003)
Louis Rosier (1003)
Yves Giraud-Cabantous (1000)
Louis Chiron (1000)
Raymond Sommer (1000)
Felice Bonetto (1000)
B. Bira (1000)
Reg Parnell (1000)
Bob Gerard (1000)

1951
5 regular season races (best 3 count), 2 Chase races

Qualifiers for Chase
Juan Manuel Fangio (22)
Alberto Ascari (17)
José Froilán González (15)
Giuseppe Farina (15)
Luigi Villoresi (12)
Piero Taruffi (8)
Reg Parnell (5)
Luigi Fagioli (4)
Consalvo Sanesi (3)
Louis Rosier (3)
Felice Bonetto (4th×1)
Yves Giraud-Cabantous (5th×1, 7th×1)

Final result
José Froilán González (1013)
Alberto Ascari (1012)
Juan Manuel Fangio (1010.5)
Giuseppe Farina (1008)
Felice Bonetto (1004)
Luigi Villoresi (1003)
Piero Taruffi (1002)
Luigi Fagioli (1000.5)
Louis Rosier (1000)
Yves Giraud-Cabantous (1000)
Reg Parnell (1000)
Consalvo Sanesi (1000)

1952
5 regular season races (best 3 count), 2 Chase races

Qualifiers for Chase
Alberto Ascari (27)
Piero Taruffi (22)
Giuseppe Farina (18)
Rudi Fischer (10)
Robert Manzon (7)
Mike Hawthorn (7)
Jean Behra (6)
Ken Wharton (3)
Dennis Poore (3)
Alan Brown (2)
Maurice Trintignant (5th×1, Ret×2)
Paul Frère (5th×1, Ret×1)

Final result
Alberto Ascari (1022)
Giuseppe Farina (1009)
Mike Hawthorn (1003)
Robert Manzon (1002)
Piero Taruffi (1001)
Maurice Trintignant (1000)
Ken Wharton (1000)
Dennis Poore (1000)
Alan Brown (1000)
Jean Behra (1000)
Paul Frère (1000)
Rudi Fischer (1000)