A quick and easy Alternate Championship in which only wet results are included. For the purposes of the Championship, any race which featured a wet race track at any point counts as a "wet race". My heartfelt thanks to F1 Metrics for an incredible effort listing absolutely every wet race from 1950 until 2014.
Points systems will match their real life equivalents. Also, as this won't be very interesting I'll probably group the seasons by decade or something to get them done a bit more quickly.
Wet Weather World Championship
1950s Wet Weather World Championship
This Decade's List of Champions
1950
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1951
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1952
The first season where it's been worth pointing out anything of note - namely, look how much of a machine Alberto Ascari was in the wet.
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1953
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1954
At last a proper Championship battle! This one goes all the way down to the final lap of the Swiss Grand Prix as Gonzalez would have won the Championship had he, as they say sixty years later, "gone purple".
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1955
Another tight Championship: Fangio pipped Moss to this one by just 0.3 seconds on the finish line.
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1956
Another close one: both Collins and Moss managed a solo win and a shared podium position, but while Collins' finishing positions were better, Moss collected a brace of fastest laps. Also, the real Champion (Fangio) finished below Ron Flockhart in my Championship.
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1957
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1958
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1959
- 1950 -
Johnnie Parsons - 1951 -
Juan Manuel Fangio - 1952 -
Alberto Ascari - 1953 - Alberto Ascari (II)
- 1954 - Juan Manuel Fangio (II)
- 1955 - Juan Manuel Fangio (III)
- 1956 -
Stirling Moss - 1957 - Not contested
- 1958 - Stirling Moss (II)
- 1959 - Not contested
1950
- 30 May - Indianapolis 500
- Johnnie Parsons - 9 points (1 win)
- Bill Holland - 6 points
- Mauri Rose - 4 points
- Cecil Green - 3 points
- Joie Chitwood - 1 point
- Tony Bettenhausen
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1951
- 27 May - Swiss Grand Prix
- Juan Manuel Fangio - 9 points (1 win)
- Piero Taruffi - 6 points
- Giuseppe Farina - 4 points
- Consalvo Sanesi - 3 points
- Toulo de Graffenreid - 2 points
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1952
- 22 Jun - Belgian Grand Prix
- 06 Jul - French Grand Prix
- 17 Aug - Dutch Grand Prix
- Alberto Ascari - 27 points (3 wins)
- Giuseppe Farina - 18 points
- Robert Manzon - 9 points
- Mike Hawthorn - 6 points
- Piero Taruffi - 4 points
- Luigii Villoresi - 4 points
- Maurice Trintignant - 2 points
- Paul Frere - 2 points
The first season where it's been worth pointing out anything of note - namely, look how much of a machine Alberto Ascari was in the wet.
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1953
- 18 Jul - British Grand Prix
- Alberto Ascari - 8.5 points (1 win)
- Juan Manuel Fangio - 6 points
- Giuseppe Farina - 4 points
- Jose Froilan Gonzalez - 3.5 points
- Mike Hawthorn - 2 points
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1954
- 17 Jan - Argentine Grand Prix
- 17 Jul - British Grand Prix
- 22 Aug - Swiss Grand Prix
- Juan Manuel Fangio - 20.14 points (2 wins)
- Jose Froilan Gonzalez - 19.14 points (1 win)
- Mike Hawthorn - 6.14 points
- Giuseppe Farina - 6 points
- Maurice Trintignant - 5 points
- Onofre Marimon - 4.14 points
- Hans Herrman - 4 points
- Roberto Mieres - 3 points
- Elie Bayol - 2 points
- Sergio Mantovani - 2 points
At last a proper Championship battle! This one goes all the way down to the final lap of the Swiss Grand Prix as Gonzalez would have won the Championship had he, as they say sixty years later, "gone purple".
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1955
- 19 Jun - Dutch Grand Prix
- Juan Manuel Fangio - 8 points (1 win)
- Stirling Moss - 6 points
- Luigi Musso - 4 points
- Roberto Mieres - 4 points
- Eugenio Castellotti - 2 points
Another tight Championship: Fangio pipped Moss to this one by just 0.3 seconds on the finish line.
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1956
- 03 Jun - Belgian Grand Prix
- 02 Sep - Italian Grand Prix
- Stirling Moss - 12 points (1 win)
- Peter Collins - 11 points (1 win)
- Paul Frere - 6 points
- Ron Flockhart - 4 points
- Harry Schell - 3 points
- Juan Manuel Fangio - 3 points
- Paco Godia - 3 points
- Cesare Perdisa - 2 points
- Luigi Villoresi - 2 points
- Jack Fairman - 2 points
Another close one: both Collins and Moss managed a solo win and a shared podium position, but while Collins' finishing positions were better, Moss collected a brace of fastest laps. Also, the real Champion (Fangio) finished below Ron Flockhart in my Championship.
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1957
- Not contested.
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1958
- 24 Aug - Portuguese Grand Prix
- Stirling Moss - 8 points (1 win)
- Mike Hawthorn - 7 points
- Stuart Lewis-Evans - 4 points
- Jean Behra - 3 points
- Wolfgang von Trips - 2 points
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1959
- Not contested.
1960s Wet Weather World Championship
This Decade's List of Champions
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1960
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1961
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1962
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1963
What a close season - three drivers tied on points: Graham Hill, Dan Gurney and Jim Clark. Hill had not won a race, so he was relegated to third overall. Gurney and Clark were far harder to split thanks to their ideal race records. In the end, it was a fast lap of Zandvoort by Clark that made the difference.
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1964
Not contested.
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1965
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1966
The three best drivers were significantly better than the rest of the field, but unfortunately didn't produce a compelling Championship battle.
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1967
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1968
After two races, Ickx had closed to within a single point of Stewart, only for the Scotsman to be entirely peerless at the Green Hell, where he built up a four-minute lead over any other car. Also, I think a record number of points scorers?
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1969
Not contested.
- 1960 - Stirling Moss (III)
- 1961 -
Wolfgang von Trips - 1962 - Graham Hill
- 1963 - Jim Clark
- 1964 - Not contested
- 1965 - Graham Hill (II)
- 1966 -
Jack Brabham - 1967 - Jack Brabham (II)
- 1968 - Jackie Stewart
- 1969 - Not contested
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1960
- 29 May - Monaco Grand Prix
- Stirling Moss - 8 points (1 win)
- Bruce McLaren - 6 points
- Phil Hill - 4 points
- Tony Brooks - 3 points
- Jo Bonnier - 2 points
- Richie Ginther - 1 point
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1961
- 15 Jul - British Grand Prix
- 06 Aug - German Grand Prix
- Wolfgang von Trips - 15 points (1 win)
- Phil Hill - 10 points
- Stirling Moss - 9 points (1 win)
- Richie Ginther - 4 points
- Jack Brabham - 3 points
- Jim Clark - 3 points
- Jo Bonnier - 2 points
- John Surtees - 2 points
- Roy Salvadori - 1 point
- Bruce McLaren - 1 point
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1962
- 05 Aug - German Grand Prix
- 16 Sep - Italian Grand Prix
- Graham Hill - 18 points (2 wins)
- John Surtees - 6 points
- Richie Ginther - 6 points
- Bruce McLaren - 6 points
- Dan Gurney - 4 points
- Jim Clark - 3 points
- Willie Mairesse - 3 points
- Giancarlo Baghetti - 2 points
- Ricardo Rodriguez - 1 point
- Jo Bonnier - 1 point
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1963
- 24 May - Dutch Grand Prix
- 28 Jun - French Grand Prix
- Jim Clark - 9 points (1 win, 1 DNF, 1 FL)
- Dan Gurney - 9 points (1 win, 1 DNF)
- Graham Hill - 9 points (1 2nd, 1 4th)
- Peter Arundell - 7 points
- John Surtees - 6 points
- Jack Brabham - 4 points
- Chris Amon - 2 points
- Richie Ginther - 2 points
- Bob Anderson - 1 point
- Bruce McLaren - 1 point
What a close season - three drivers tied on points: Graham Hill, Dan Gurney and Jim Clark. Hill had not won a race, so he was relegated to third overall. Gurney and Clark were far harder to split thanks to their ideal race records. In the end, it was a fast lap of Zandvoort by Clark that made the difference.
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1964
Not contested.
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1965
- 13 Jun - Belgian Grand Prix
- 03 Oct - United States Grand Prix
- Graham Hill - 11 points (1 win)
- Jim Clark - 9 points (1 win)
- Jack Brabham - 7 points
- Jackie Stewart - 6 points
- Dan Gurney - 6 points
- Bruce McLaren - 4 points
- Lorenzo Bandini - 3 points
- Pedro Rodriguez - 2 points
- Richie Ginther - 1 point
- Jochen Rindt - 1 point
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1966
- 12 Jun - Belgian Grand Prix
- 16 Jul - British Grand Prix
- 07 Aug - German Grand Prix
- Jack Brabham - 21 points (2 wins)
- John Surtees - 15 points (1 win)
- Jochen Rindt - 12 points
- Graham Hill - 7 points
- Denny Hulme - 6 points
- Lorenzo Bandini - 5 points
- Jim Clark - 3 points
- Richie Ginther - 2 points
- Jackie Stewart - 2 points
- Bruce McLaren - 1 point
The three best drivers were significantly better than the rest of the field, but unfortunately didn't produce a compelling Championship battle.
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1967
- 27 Aug - Canadian Grand Prix
- Jack Brabham - 9 points (1 win)
- Denny Hulme - 6 points
- Dan Gurney - 4 points
- Graham Hill - 3 points
- Mike Spence - 2 points
- Chris Amon - 1 point
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1968
- 23 Jun - Dutch Grand Prix
- 07 Jul - [img=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1968_French_Grand_Prix]French Grand Prix[/img]
- 04 Aug - German Grand Prix
- Jackie Stewart - 22 points (2 wins)
- Jacky Ickx - 12 points (1 win)
- Jean-Pierre Beltoise - 6 points
- Graham Hill - 6 points
- John Surtees - 6 points
- Pedro Rodriguez - 5 points
- Jochen Rindt - 4 points
- Vic Elford - 3 points
- Denny Hulme - 2 points
- Silvio Moser - 2 points
- Jack Brabham - 2 points
- Chris Amon - 1 point
- Piers Courage - 1 point
After two races, Ickx had closed to within a single point of Stewart, only for the Scotsman to be entirely peerless at the Green Hell, where he built up a four-minute lead over any other car. Also, I think a record number of points scorers?
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1969
Not contested.
1970s Wet Weather World Championship
This Decade's List of Champions
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1970
Not contested.
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1971
Only a certain kind of season can finish with three drivers level on points. Commiserations to Stewart and Peterson though.
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1972
Jacky Ickx only led the Championship at one point this season, and that was when he rolled past the chequered flag at Watkins Glen. He was the only driver with three points finishes.
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1973
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1974
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1975
Although it makes complete sense for such a short Championship to go down to the last race, this one was particularly cruel. James Hunt looked to have won it in his Hesketh thanks to a second-place at the Osterreichring, only to find that the half-points rule had caused him to drop half a point behind Niki Lauda's Ferrari.
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1976
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1977
The three race winners only managed one more points finish between them, whereas Lauda finished in the top four of every wet Grand Prix.
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1978
It's not related to anything in particular, but Vittorio Brambilla really was a wet-weather machine. He managed 9.5 points (including a victory) from sixteen wet-weather starts. In dry weather, he only managed six points from 58 starts.
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1979
Well that was comprehensive.
- 1970 - Not contested
- 1971 -
Jacky Ickx - 1972 - Jacky Ickx (II)
- 1973 - Peter Revson
- 1974 -
Clay Regazzoni - 1975 -
Niki Lauda - 1976 - James Hunt
- 1977 - Niki Lauda (II)
- 1978 -
Ronnie Peterson - 1979 -
Gilles Villeneuve
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1970
Not contested.
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1971
- 20 Jun - Dutch Grand Prix
- 19 Sep - Canadian Grand Prix
- Jacky Ickx - 9 points (1 win, 1 8th)
- Jackie Stewart - 9 points (1 win, 1 11th)
- Ronnie Peterson - 9 points
- Pedro Rodriguez - 6 points
- Clay Regazzoni - 4 points
- Mark Donohue - 4 points
- Denny Hulme - 3 points
- John Surtees - 2 points
- Reine Wisell - 2 points
- Jo Siffert - 1 point
- Francois Cevert - 1 point
Only a certain kind of season can finish with three drivers level on points. Commiserations to Stewart and Peterson though.
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1972
- 01 May - Spanish Grand Prix
- 14 May - Monaco Grand Prix
- 08 Oct - United States Grand Prix
- Jacky Ickx - 14 points (Best: 2nd)
- Emerson Fittipaldi - 13 points (1 win)
- Jackie Stewart - 12 points (1 win)
- Jean-Pierre Beltoise - 9 points (1 win)
- Francois Cevert - 6 points
- Clay Regazzoni - 4 points
- Denny Hulme - 4 points
- Andrea de Adamich - 3 points
- Ronnie Peterson - 3 points
- Peter Revson - 2 points
- Brian Redman - 2 points
- Carlos Pace - 1 point
- Chris Amon - 1 point
- Mario Andretti - 1 point
Jacky Ickx only led the Championship at one point this season, and that was when he rolled past the chequered flag at Watkins Glen. He was the only driver with three points finishes.
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1973
- 23 Sep - Canadian Grand Prix
- Peter Revson - 9 points (1 win)
- Emerson Fittipaldi - 6 points
- Jackie Oliver - 4 points
- Jean-Pierre Beltoise - 3 points
- Jackie Stewart - 2 points
- Howden Ganley - 1 point
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1974
- 27 Jan - Brazilian Grand Prix
- 28 Apr - Spanish Grand Prix
- 04 Aug - German Grand Prix
- Clay Regazzoni - 21 points (1 win)
- Emerson Fittipaldi - 13 points (1 win)
- Niki Lauda - 9 points (1 win)
- Jody Scheckter - 8 points
- Jacky Ickx - 6 points
- Ronnie Peterson - 4 points
- Carlos Reutemann - 4 points
- Carlos Pace - 3 points
- Hans Joachim Stuck - 3 points
- Mike Hailwood - 2 points
- Denny Hulme - 1 point
- Tom Pryce - 1 point
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1975
- 11 May - Monaco Grand Prix
- 22 Jun - Dutch Grand Prix
- 19 Jul - British Grand Prix
- 17 Aug - Austrian Grand Prix
- Niki Lauda - 15.5 points (1 win)
- James Hunt - 15 points (1 win)
- Emerson Fittipaldi - 15 points (1 win)
- Carlos Pace - 12 points
- Jody Scheckter - 7 points
- Vittorio Brambilla - 5.5 points (1 win)
- Ronnie Peterson - 4 points
- Clay Regazzoni - 4 points
- Tom Pryce - 3 points
- Carlos Reutemann - 3 points
- Jochen Mass - 2.5 points
- Patrick Depailler - 2 points
- Mark Donohue - 2 points
Although it makes complete sense for such a short Championship to go down to the last race, this one was particularly cruel. James Hunt looked to have won it in his Hesketh thanks to a second-place at the Osterreichring, only to find that the half-points rule had caused him to drop half a point behind Niki Lauda's Ferrari.
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1976
- 01 Aug - German Grand Prix
- 24 Oct - Japanese Grand Prix
- James Hunt - 13 points (1 win)
- Mario Andretti - 9 points (1 win)
- Jody Scheckter - 6 points
- Patrick Depailller - 6 points
- Jochen Mass - 4 points
- Carlos Pace - 3 points
- Alan Jones - 3 points
- Gunnar Nilsson - 3 points
- Clay Regazzoni - 2 points
- Rolf Stommelen - 1 point
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1977
- 05 Jun - Belgian Grand Prix
- 14 Aug - Austrian Grand Prix
- 02 Oct - United States Grand Prix
- Niki Lauda - 15 points (Best: 2nd)
- Alan Jones - 11 points (1 win)
- Gunnar Nilsson - 9 points (1 win)
- James Hunt - 9 points (1 win)
- Ronnie Peterson - 6 points
- Hans Joachim Stuck - 5 points
- Jody Scheckter - 4 points
- Carlos Reutemann - 4 points
- Vittorio Brambilla - 3 points
- Clay Regazzoni - 2 points
- Jochen Mass - 1 point
The three race winners only managed one more points finish between them, whereas Lauda finished in the top four of every wet Grand Prix.
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1978
- 13 Aug - Austrian Grand Prix
- Ronnie Peterson - 9 points (1 win)
- Patrick Depailler - 6 points
- Gilles Villeneuve - 4 points
- Emerson Fittipaldi - 3 points
- Jacques Laffite - 2 points
- Vittorio Brambilla - 1 point
It's not related to anything in particular, but Vittorio Brambilla really was a wet-weather machine. He managed 9.5 points (including a victory) from sixteen wet-weather starts. In dry weather, he only managed six points from 58 starts.
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1979
- 02 Mar - South African Grand Prix
- 07 Oct - United States Grand Prix
- Gilles Villeneuve - 18 points (2 wins)
- Jody Scheckter - 6 points
- Rene Arnoux - 6 points
- Jean-Pierre Jarier - 4 points
- Didier Pironi - 4 points
- Mario Andretti - 3 points
- Elio de Angelis - 3 points
- Carlos Reutemann - 2 points
- Hans-Joachim Stuck - 2 points
- Niki Lauda - 1 point
- John Watson - 1 point
Well that was comprehensive.
1980s Wet Weather World Championship
This Decade's List of Champions
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1980
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1981
This year was a long and soggy season, which built towards a thrilling climax in Canada. After five Grands Prix, there was a tie at the top thanks to both Carlos Reutemann and Nelson Piquet having accumulated two wins and a third place. Prost was also in with an outside chance of the title on fifteen points. Living up to their Championship positions, Piquet and Reutemann locked out the front row, but a collision between Reutemann and teammate Jones relegated him out of contention. A few laps later, Jones spun, forcing Piquet of the track as Prost climbed into the lead. Prost slipped back though, and crashed out trying to pick up the pace, while Piquet's recovery drive bagged him a vital two points.
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1982
Not contested.
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1983
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1984
Had the race not been prematurely halted, this could have been Senna's, and Toleman's, season.
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1985
Some context: Ayrton Senna's wet-weather career is only three Grands Prix old. His results: 2nd, 1st, 1st.
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1986
Not contested.
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1987
4 Grands Prix, 3 wins, 4 podiums, 2 Championships.
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1988
7 Grands Prix, 6 wins, 7 podiums, 3 Championships. This is getting ridiculous. Also, Senna just won a three-race Championship with a race to spare.
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1989
In Montreal, Senna experienced his first non-podium. It occurred because his engine failed three laps from the end, a point at which Senna had been leading the Grand Prix.
- 1980 - Carlos Reutemann
- 1981 -
Nelson Piquet - 1982 - Not contested.
- 1983 -
Keke Rosberg - 1984 -
Alain Prost - 1985 - Ayrton Senna
- 1986 - Not contested.
- 1987 - Ayrton Senna (II)
- 1988 - Ayrton Senna (III)
- 1989 - Thierry Boutsen
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1980
- 18 May - Monaco Grand Prix
- Carlos Reutemann - 9 points (1 win)
- Jacques Laffite - 6 points
- Nelson Piquet - 4 points
- Jochen Mass - 3 points
- Gilles Villeneuve - 2 points
- Emerson Fittipaldi - 1 point
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1981
- 29 Mar - Brazilian Grand Prix
- 03 May - San Marino Grand Prix
- 17 May - Belgian Grand Prix
- 05 Jul - French Grand Prix
- 02 Aug - German Grand Prix
- 27 Sep - Canadian Grand Prix
- Nelson Piquet - 24 points (2 wins)
- Carlos Reutemann - 22 points (2 wins)
- Jacques Laffite - 20 points (1 win)
- Alain Prost - 15 points (1 win)
- John Watson - 13 points
- Riccardo Patrese - 10 points
- Gilles Villeneuve - 7 points
- Alan Jones - 6 points
- Hector Rabaque - 6 points
- Elio de Angelis - 6 points
- Nigel Mansell - 4 points
- Didier Pironi - 4 points
- Marc Surer - 3 points
- Rene Arnoux - 3 points
- Eddie Cheever - 3 points
- Bruno Giacomelli - 3 points
- Andrea de Cesaris - 1 point
This year was a long and soggy season, which built towards a thrilling climax in Canada. After five Grands Prix, there was a tie at the top thanks to both Carlos Reutemann and Nelson Piquet having accumulated two wins and a third place. Prost was also in with an outside chance of the title on fifteen points. Living up to their Championship positions, Piquet and Reutemann locked out the front row, but a collision between Reutemann and teammate Jones relegated him out of contention. A few laps later, Jones spun, forcing Piquet of the track as Prost climbed into the lead. Prost slipped back though, and crashed out trying to pick up the pace, while Piquet's recovery drive bagged him a vital two points.
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1982
Not contested.
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1983
- 15 May - Monaco Grand Prix
- Keke Rosberg - 9 points (1 win)
- Nelson Piquet - 6 points
- Alain Prost - 4 points
- Patrick Tambay - 3 points
- Danny Sullivan - 2 points
- Mauro Baldi - 1 point
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1984
- 03 Jun - Monaco Grand Prix
- Alain Prost - 4.5 points (1 win)
- Ayrton Senna - 3 points
- Rene Arnoux - 2 points
- Keke Rosberg - 1.5 points
- Elio de Angelis - 1 point
- Michele Alboreto - 0.5 points
Had the race not been prematurely halted, this could have been Senna's, and Toleman's, season.
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1985
- 21 Apr - Portuguese Grand Prix
- 15 Sep - Belgian Grand Prix
- Ayrton Senna - 18 points (2 wins)
- Nigel Mansell - 8 points
- Michele Alboreto - 6 points
- Patrick Tambay - 4 points
- Alain Prost - 4 points
- Elio de Angelis - 3 points
- Keke Rosberg - 3 points
- Nelson Piquet - 2 points
- Stefan Bellof - 1 point
- Derek Warwick - 1 point
Some context: Ayrton Senna's wet-weather career is only three Grands Prix old. His results: 2nd, 1st, 1st.
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1986
Not contested.
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1987
- 21 Jun - Detroit Grand Prix
- Ayrton Senna - 9 points (1 win)
- Nelson Piquet - 6 points
- Alain Prost - 4 points
- Gerhard Berger - 3 points
- Nigel Mansell - 2 points
- Eddie Cheever - 1 point
4 Grands Prix, 3 wins, 4 podiums, 2 Championships.
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1988
- 10 Jul - British Grand Prix
- 24 Jul - German Grand Prix
- 30 Oct - Japanese Grand Prix
- Ayrton Senna - 27 points (3 wins)
- Alain Prost - 12 points
- Gerhard Berger - 7 points
- Nigel Mansell - 6 points
- Thierry Boutsen - 5 point
- Michele Alboreto - 5 points
- Alessandro Nannini - 4 points
- Mauricio Gugelmin - 3 points
- Nelson Piquet - 2 points
- Ivan Capelli - 2 points
- Derek Warwick - 1 point
- Riccardo Patrese - 1 point
7 Grands Prix, 6 wins, 7 podiums, 3 Championships. This is getting ridiculous. Also, Senna just won a three-race Championship with a race to spare.
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1989
- 18 Jun - Canadian Grand Prix
- 27 Aug - Belgian Grand Prix
- 05 Nov - Australian Grand Prix
- Thierry Boutsen - 21 points (2 wins)
- Riccardo Patrese - 10 points
- Ayrton Senna - 9 points (1 win)
- Alessandro Nannini - 8 points
- Alain Prost - 6 points
- Andrea de Cesaris - 4 points
- Nigel Mansell - 4 points
- Nelson Piquet - 3 points
- Satoru Nakajima - 3 points
- Rene Arnoux - 2 points
- Emanuele Pirro - 2 points
- Alex Caffi - 1 point
- Derek Warwick - 1 point
- Pierluigi Martini - 1 point
In Montreal, Senna experienced his first non-podium. It occurred because his engine failed three laps from the end, a point at which Senna had been leading the Grand Prix.
1990s Wet Weather World Championship
This Decade's List of Champions
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1990
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- 1990 - Ayrton Senna (IV)
- 1991 - Ayrton Senna (V)
- 1992 - Nigel Mansell
- 1993 - Ayrton Senna (VI)
- 1994 - Damon Hill
- 1995 - Michael Schumacher
- 1996 - Michael Schumacher (II)
- 1997 - Michael Schumacher (III)
- 1998 - Michael Schumacher (IV)
- 1999 - Heinz-Harald Frentzen
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1990
- 10 Jun - Canadian Grand Prix
- Ayrton Senna - 9 points (1 win)
- Nelson Piquet - 6 points
- Nigel Mansell - 4 points
- Gerhard Berger - 3 points
- Alain Prost - 2 points
- Derek Warwick - 1 point
Ayrton Senna becomes the first ever four-times World Champion.
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1991
- 24 Mar - Brazilian Grand Prix
- 28 Apr - San Marino Grand Prix
- 29 Sep - Spanish Grand Prix
- 03 Nov - Australian Grand Prix
- Ayrton Senna - 27 points (3 wins)
- Nigel Mansell - 13 points (1 win)
- Gerhard Berger - 12 points
- Riccardo Patrese - 11 points
- Alain Prost - 9 points
- JJ Lehto - 4 points
- Jean Alesi - 4 points
- Nelson Piquet - 3.5 points
- Pierluigi Martini - 3 points
- Mika Hakkinen - 2 points
- Julian Bailey - 1 point
- Michael Schumacher - 1 point
- Gianni Morbidelli - 0.5 points
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1992
- 03 May - Spanish Grand Prix
- 05 Jul - French Grand Prix
- 30 Aug - Belgian Grand Prix
- Nigel Mansell - 26 points (2 wins)
- Michael Schumacher - 16 points (1 win)
- Riccardo Patrese - 10 points
- Martin Brundle - 7 points
- Jean Alesi - 4 points
- Mika Hakkinen - 4 points
- Gerhard Berger - 3 points
- Michele Alboreto - 2 points
- Erik Comas - 2 points
- Ayrton Senna - 2 points
- Pierluigi Martini - 1 point
- Johnny Herbert - 1 point
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1993
- 14 Mar - South African Grand Prix
- 28 Mar - Brazilian Grand Prix
- 11 Apr - European Grand Prix
- 24 Oct - Japanese Grand Prix
- Ayrton Senna - 36 points (3 wins)
- Alain Prost - 20 points (1 win)
- Damon Hill - 15 points
- Mark Blundell - 6 points
- Johnny Herbert - 6 points
- Michael Schumacher - 4 points
- Mika Hakkinen - 4 points
- Christian Fittipaldi - 3 points
- JJ Lehto - 2 points
- Riccardo Patrese - 2 points
- Gerhard Berger - 1 point
- Alex Zanardi - 1 point
- Fabrizio Barbazza - 1 point
- Eddie Irvine - 1 point
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1994
- 06 Nov - Japanese Grand Prix
- Damon Hill - 10 points (1 win)
- Michael Schumacher - 6 points
- Jean Alesi - 4 points
- Eddie Irvine - 3 points
- Nigel Mansell - 2 points
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 1 point
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1995
- 30 Apr - San Marino Grand Prix
- 02 Jul - French Grand Prix
- 27 Aug - Belgian Grand Prix
- 01 Oct - European Grand Prix
- 29 Oct - Japanese Grand Prix
- Michael Schumacher - 40 points (4 wins)
- Damon Hill - 22 points (1 win)
- Jean Alesi - 14 points
- David Coulthard - 11 points
- Mika Hakkinen - 8 points
- Martin Brundle - 7 points
- Johnny Herbert - 6 points
- Rubens Barrichello - 5 points
- Gerhard Berger - 4 points
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 4 points
- Eddie Irvine - 4 points
- Mark Blundell - 2 points
- Olivier Panis - 2 points
- Mika Salo - 1 point
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1996
- 31 Mar - Brazilian Grand Prix
- 19 May - Monaco Grand Prix
- 02 Jun - Spanish Grand Prix
- Michael Schumacher - 14 points (1 win)
- Jean Alesi - 12 points
- Olivier Panis - 11 points (1 win)
- Damon Hill - 10 points (1 win)
- David Coulthard - 6 points
- Mika Hakkinen - 6 points
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 6 points
- Johnny Herbert - 4 points
- Jacques Villeneuve - 4 points
- Mika Salo - 4 points
- Pedro Diniz - 1 point
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1997
- 11 May - Monaco Grand Prix
- 29 Jun - French Grand Prix
- 24 Aug - Belgian Grand Prix
- Michael Schumacher - 30 points (3 wins)
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 10 points
- Eddie Irvine - 8 points
- Giancarlo Fisichella - 7 points
- Rubens Barrichello - 6 points
- Jacques Villeneuve - 5 points
- Olivier Panis - 3 points
- Johnny Herbert - 3 points
- Mika Salo - 2 points
- Jean Alesi - 2 points
- Ralf Schumacher - 1 point
- Gerhard Berger - 1 point
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1998
- 12 Apr - Argentine Grand Prix
- 12 Jul - British Grand Prix
- 30 Aug - Belgian Grand Prix
- Michael Schumacher - 20 points (2 wins)
- Mika Hakkinen - 12 points
- Damon Hill - 10 points (1 win)
- Eddie Irvine - 8 points
- Ralf Schumacher - 7 points
- Alexander Wurz - 6 points
- Jean Alesi - 6 points
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 3 points
- Giancarlo Fisichella - 2 points
- Pedro Diniz - 2 points
- David Coulthard - 1 point
- Jarno Trulli - 1 points
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1999
- 27 Jun - French Grand Prix
- 26 Sep - European Grand Prix
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 10 points (1 win, 1 DNF, 1 pole)
- Johnny Herbert - 10 points - (1 win, 1 DNF, 0 poles)
- Mika Hakkinen - 8 points
- Rubens Barrichello - 8 points
- Jarno Trulli - 6 points
- Ralf Schumacher - 6 points
- Michael Schumacher - 2 points
- Eddie Irvine - 1 point
- Marc Gene - 1 point
2000s Wet Weather World Championship
This Decade's List of Champions
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2009
- 2000 - Michael Schumacher (V)
- 2001 - Michael Schumacher (VI)
- 2002 - Michael Schumacher (VII)
- 2003 - David Coulthard
- 2004 -
Juan Pablo Montoya - 2005 - Kimi Raikkonen
- 2006 - Jenson Button
- 2007 -
Fernando Alonso - 2008 - Felipe Massa
- 2009 - Jenson Button (II)
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2000
- 21 May - European Grand Prix
- 18 Jun - Canadian Grand Prix
- 30 Jul - German Grand Prix
- 27 Aug - Belgian Grand Prix
- 24 Sep - United States Grand Prix
- 08 Oct - Japanese Grand Prix
- Michael Schumacher - 46 points (4 wins)
- Mika Hakkinen - 31 points (1 win)
- Rubens Barrichello - 28 points (1 win)
- David Coulthard - 17 points
- Jenson Button - 7 points
- Giancarlo Fisichella - 6 points
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 5 point
- Ralf Schumacher - 4 points
- Jacques Villeneuve - 4 points
- Jos Verstappen - 2 points
- Mika Salo - 2 points
- Pedro de la Rosa - 2 points
- Jarno Trulli - 1 point
- Ricardo Zonta - 1 point
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2001
- 18 Mar - Malaysian Grand Prix
- 01 Apr - Brazilian Grand Prix
- Michael Schumacher - 16 points (1 win)
- David Coulthard - 14 points (1 win)
- Rubens Barrichello - 6 points
- Nick Heidfeld - 4 points
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 3 points
- Olivier Panis - 3 points
- Ralf Schumacher - 2 points
- Jarno Trulli - 2 points
- Mika Hakkinen - 1 point
- Giancarlo Fisichella - 1 point
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2002
- 07 Jul - British Grand Prix
- Michael Schumacher - 10 points (1 win)
- Rubens Barrichello - 6 points
- Juan Pablo Montoya - 4 points
- Jacques Villeneuve - 3 points
- Olivier Panis - 2 points
- Nick Heidfeld - 1 point
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2003
- 09 Mar - Australian Grand Prix
- 06 Apr - Brazilian Grand Prix
- David Coulthard - 15 points (1 win)
- Kimi Raikkonen - 14 points
- Giancarlo Fisichella - 10 points (1 win)
- Juan Pablo Montoya - 8 points
- Heinz-Harald Frentzen - 7 points
- Michael Schumacher - 5 points
- Jarno Trulli - 5 points
- Fernando Alonso - 8 points
- Jacques Villeneuve - 3 points
- Ralf Schumacher - 3 points
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2004
- 21 Mar - Malaysian Grand Prix
- 12 Sep - Italian Grand Prix
- 24 Oct - Brazilian Grand Prix
- Juan Pablo Montoya - 22 points (1 win)
- Rubens Barrichello - 21 points (1 win)
- Michael Schumacher - 20 points (1 win)
- Jenson Button - 12 points
- Kimi Raikkonen - 8 points
- Takuma Sato - 8 points
- Fernando Alonso - 7 points
- David Coulthard - 6 points
- Jarno Trulli - 4 points
- Ralf Schumacher - 4 points
- Antonio Pizzonia - 2 points
- Felipe Massa - 2 points
- Giancarlo Fisichella - 1 point
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2005
- 11 Sep - Belgian Grand Prix
- Kimi Raikkonen - 10 points (1 win)
- Fernando Alonso - 8 points
- Jenson Button - 6 points
- Mark Webber - 5 points
- Rubens Barrichello - 4 points
- Ralf Schumacher - 3 points
- Jacques Villeneuve - 2 points
- Tiago Monteiro - 1 point
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2006
- 06 Aug - Hungarian Grand Prix
- 01 Oct - Chinese Grand Prix
- Jenson Button - 15 points (1 win)
- Pedro de la Rosa - 12 points
- Michael Schumacher - 11 points (1 win)
- Fernando Alonso - 8 points
- Nick Heidfeld - 8 points
- Rubens Barrichello - 8 points
- Giancarlo Fisichella - 6 points
- David Coulthard - 4 points
- Ralf Schumacher - 3 points
- Felipe Massa - 2 points
- Mark Webber - 1 point
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2007
- 22 Jul - European Grand Prix
- 30 Sep - Japanese Grand Prix
- 07 Oct - Chinese Grand Prix
- Fernando Alonso - 18 points (1 win)
- Felipe Massa - 17 points
- Kimi Raikkonen - 16 points (1 win)
- Lewis Hamilton - 10 points (1 win)
- David Coulthard - 10 points
- Heikki Kovalainen - 9 points
- Mark Webber - 6 points
- Sebastian Vettel - 5 points
- Alexander Wurz - 5 points
- Nick Heidfeld - 5 points
- Giancarlo Fisichella - 4 points
- Jenson Button - 4 points
- Robert Kubica - 4 points
- Vitantonio Liuzzi - 3 points
- Adrian Sutil - 1 point
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2008
- 25 May - Monaco Grand Prix
- 22 Jun - French Grand Prix
- 03 Aug - Hungarian Grand Prix
- 07 Sep - Belgian Grand Prix
- 14 Sep - Italian Grand Prix
- 02 Nov - Brazilian Grand Prix
- Felipe Massa - 39 points (3 wins)
- Heikki Kovalainen - 26 points (1 win)
- Lewis Hamilton - 26 points (1 win)
- Sebastian Vettel - 23 points (1 win)
- Robert Kubica - 22 points
- Fernando Alonso - 22 points
- Kimi Raikkonen - 20 points
- Nick Heidfeld - 12 points
- Timo Glock - 11 points
- Mark Webber - 10 points
- Jarno Trulli - 9 points
- Nelsinho Piquet - 5 points
- Rubens Barrichello - 3 points
- Kazuki Nakajima - 2 points
- Sebastien Bourdais - 2 points
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2009
- 05 Apr - Malaysian Grand Prix
- 19 Apr - Chinese Grand Prix
- Jenson Button - 11 points (1 win)
- Sebastian Vettel - 10 points (1 win)
- Mark Webber - 9.5 points
- Rubens Barrichello - 7 points
- Timo Glock - 5 points
- Nick Heidfeld - 4 points
- Heikki Kovalainen - 4 points
- Lewis Hamilton - 4 points
- Jarno Trulli - 2.5 points
- Sebastien Buemi - 1 point
- Nico Rosberg - 0.5 points
2010s Wet Weather World Championship
This Decade's List of Champions
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2016
- 2010 - Lewis Hamilton
- 2011 - Sebastian Vettel
- 2012 - Fernando Alonso (II)
- 2013 - Sebastian Vettel (II)
- 2014 - Lewis Hamilton (II)
- 2015 - Lewis Hamilton (III)
- 2016 - Lewis Hamilton (IV)
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2010
- 28 Mar - Australian Grand Prix
- 18 Apr - Chinese Grand Prix
- 30 May - Turkish Grand Prix
- 29 Aug - Belgian Grand Prix
- 24 Oct - Korean Grand Prix
- Lewis Hamilton - 94 points (1 win)
- Jenson Button - 68 points (2 wins)
- Robert Kubica - 61 points
- Fernando Alonso - 53 points (1 win)
- Felipe Massa - 50 points
- Nico Rosberg - 43 points
- Mark Webber - 39 points
- Michael Schumacher - 32 points
- Vitantonio Liuzzi - 15 points
- Adrian Sutil - 12 points
- Rubens Barrichello - 10 points
- Kamui Kobayashi - 9 points
- Sebastian Vettel - 8 points
- Vitaly Petrov - 8 points
- Nick Heidfeld - 2 points
- Nico Hulkenberg - 1 point
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2011
- 12 Jun - Canadian Grand Prix
- 10 Jul - British Grand Prix
- 24 Jul - German Grand Prix
- 31 Jul - Hungarian Grand Prix
- 16 Oct - Korean Grand Prix
- Sebastian Vettel - 91 points (1 win)
- Fernando Alonso - 78 points (1 win)
- Mark Webber - 70 points
- Lewis Hamilton - 67 points (1 win)
- Jenson Button - 62 points (2 wins)
- Felipe Massa - 44 points
- Nico Rosberg - 20 points
- Michael Schumacher - 18 points
- Jaime Alguersuari - 12 points
- Vitaly Petrov - 11 points
- Adrian Sutil - 8 points
- Kamui Kobayashi - 8 points
- Paul di Resta - 7 points
- Sebastien Buemi - 7 points
- Sergio Perez - 6 points
- Nick Heidfeld - 4 points
- Rubens Barrichello - 2 points
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2012
- 25 Mar - Malaysian Grand Prix
- 25 Nov - Brazilian Grand Prix
- Fernando Alonso - 43 points (1 win)
- Jenson Button - 25 points (1 win)
- Mark Webber - 24 points
- Sergio Perez -18 points
- Lewis Hamilton - 15 points
- Felipe Massa - 15 points
- Nico Hulkenberg - 12 points
- Kimi Raikkonen - 11 points
- Bruno Senna - 8 points
- Sebastian Vettel - 8 points
- Jean-Eric Vergne - 8 points
- Michael Schumacher - 7 points
- Paul di Resta - 6 points
- Kamui Kobayashi - 2 points
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2013
- 24 Mar - Malaysian Grand Prix
- Sebastian Vettel - 25 points (1 win)
- Mark Webber - 18 points
- Lewis Hamilton - 15 points
- Nico Rosberg - 12 points
- Felipe Massa - 10 points
- Romain Grosjean - 8 points
- Kimi Raikkonen - 6 points
- Nico Hulkenberg - 4 points
- Sergio Perez - 2 points
- Jean-Eric Vergne - 1 point
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2014
- 27 Jul - Hungarian Grand Prix
- 05 Oct - Japanese Grand Prix
- Lewis Hamilton - 40 points (1 win)
- Daniel Ricciardo - 37 points (1 win)
- Nico Rosberg - 30 points
- Sebastian Vettel - 24 points
- Fernando Alonso - 18 points
- Felipe Massa - 16 points
- Valtteri Bottas - 12 points
- Jenson Button - 11 points
- Kimi Raikkonen - 8 points
- Nico Hulkenberg - 4 points
- Jean-Eric Vergne - 4 points
- Sergio Perez - 1 point
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2015
- 05 Jul - British Grand Prix
- 25 Oct - United States Grand Prix
- Lewis Hamilton - 50 points (2 wins)
- Nico Rosberg - 36 points
- Sebastian Vettel - 30 points
- Felipe Massa - 12 points
- Max Verstappen - 12 points
- Valtteri Bottas - 10 points
- Daniil Kvyat - 8 points
- Jenson Button - 8 points
- Nico Hulkenberg - 6 points
- Carlos Sainz - 6 points
- Kimi Raikkonen - 4 points
- Pastor Maldonado - 4 points
- Sergio Perez - 12 points
- Felipe Nasr - 2 points
- Fernando Alonso - 1 point
- Daniel Ricciardo - 1 point
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2016
- 29 May - Monaco Grand Prix
- 10 Jul - British Grand Prix
- 13 Nov - Brazilian Grand Prix
- Lewis Hamilton - 75 points (3 wins)
- Nico Rosberg - 39 points
- Sergio Perez - 35 points
- Daniel Ricciardo - 34 points
- Max Verstappen - 33 points
- Sebastian Vettel - 24 points
- Nico Hulkenberg - 20 points
- Carlos Sainz - 16 points
- Fernando Alonso - 10 points
- Kimi Raikkonen - 10 points
- Jenson Button - 2 points
- Felipe Nasr - 2 points
- Felipe Massa - 1 point
- Daniil Kvyat - 1 point
- Fernando Alonso - 1 point
Wet Weather World Championship - Statistics
Complete List of Champions
Most World Championships
Most Grand Prix Wins
I would calculate the points, but I really cannot be bothered.
- 1950 - Johnnie Parsons
- 1951 - Juan Manuel Fangio
- 1952 - Alberto Ascari
- 1953 - Alberto Ascari (II)
- 1954 - Juan Manuel Fangio (II)
- 1955 - Juan Manuel Fangio (III)
- 1956 - Stirling Moss
- 1957 - Not contested
- 1958 - Stirling Moss (II)
- 1959 - Not contested
- 1960 - Stirling Moss (III)
- 1961 - Wolfgang von Trips
- 1962 - Graham Hill
- 1963 - Jim Clark
- 1964 - Not contested
- 1965 - Graham Hill (II)
- 1966 - Jack Brabham
- 1967 - Jack Brabham (II)
- 1968 - Jackie Stewart
- 1969 - Not contested
- 1970 - Not contested
- 1971 - Jacky Ickx
- 1972 - Jacky Ickx (II)
- 1973 - Peter Revson
- 1974 - Clay Regazzoni
- 1975 - Niki Lauda
- 1976 - James Hunt
- 1977 - Niki Lauda (II)
- 1978 - Ronnie Peterson
- 1979 - Gilles Villeneuve
- 1980 - Carlos Reutemann
- 1981 - Nelson Piquet
- 1982 - Not contested.
- 1983 - Keke Rosberg
- 1984 - Alain Prost
- 1985 - Ayrton Senna
- 1986 - Not contested.
- 1987 - Ayrton Senna (II)
- 1988 - Ayrton Senna (III)
- 1989 - Thierry Boutsen
- 1990 - Ayrton Senna (IV)
- 1991 - Ayrton Senna (V)
- 1992 - Nigel Mansell
- 1993 - Ayrton Senna (VI)
- 1994 - Damon Hill
- 1995 - Michael Schumacher
- 1996 - Michael Schumacher (II)
- 1997 - Michael Schumacher (III)
- 1998 - Michael Schumacher (IV)
- 1999 - Heinz-Harald Frentzen
- 2000 - Michael Schumacher (V)
- 2001 - Michael Schumacher (VI)
- 2002 - Michael Schumacher (VII)
- 2003 - David Coulthard
- 2004 - Juan Pablo Montoya
- 2005 - Kimi Raikkonen
- 2006 - Jenson Button
- 2007 - Fernando Alonso
- 2008 - Felipe Massa
- 2009 - Jenson Button (II)
- 2010 - Lewis Hamilton
- 2011 - Sebastian Vettel
- 2012 - Fernando Alonso (II)
- 2013 - Sebastian Vettel (II)
- 2014 - Lewis Hamilton (II)
- 2015 - Lewis Hamilton (III)
- 2016 - Lewis Hamilton (IV)
Most World Championships
- 7 titles - Michael Schumacher (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002)
- 6 titles - Ayrton Senna (1985, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1993)
- 4 titles - Lewis Hamilton (2010, 2014, 2015, 2016)
- 3 titles - Juan Manuel Fangio (1951, 1954, 1955)
3 titles - Stirling Moss (1956, 1958, 1960)
Most Grand Prix Wins
- 19 wins - Michael Schumacher
- 14 wins - Ayrton Senna
- 10 wins - Lewis Hamilton
- 7 wins - Jenson Button
- 4 wins - Various
- Fernando Alonso
- Juan Manuel Fangio
- Damon Hill
- Stirling Moss
- Jackie Stewart
- Sebastian Vettel
I would calculate the points, but I really cannot be bothered.
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Re: Wet Weather World Championship
Interestingly Prost only wins one champioship and arguably doesn't even deserve the one he got. Was he that bad on rain or just unlucky?
Re: Wet Weather World Championship
CarloSpace wrote:Interestingly Prost only wins one champioship and arguably doesn't even deserve the one he got. Was he that bad on rain or just unlucky?
I'm not sure it was a case of Prost being poor so much as being very precise and analytical. Wet races occurred maybe twice a season back then? Why risk life and limb trying to beat Senna in one when you could out-race and out-strategise him on dry days.
Senna meanwhile was better at driving on the ragged edge. He was a qualifying specialist, a wet-weather specialist - both of them times when the margin for error was far smaller than usual. Compare that to the long-game of a 70-lap Grand Prix around a dry circuit, where there's more margin for error and therefore less of a challenge for Senna, and therefore didn't bring the best out of him. In dry conditions he was still very good, but he wasn't the same wet-weather superhuman.
He won two-thirds of wet Grands Prix he started, compared to roughly one-in-five dry Grands Prix. He also managed pole in two-fifths of all his attempts.
Of course my explanations for these numbers are based on guesswork and speculation, but it's my best guess as to why two such evenly matched drivers should have performed so differently in these kind of conditions.
Re: Wet Weather World Championship
Of the races, I think 1993 is missing San Marino Grand Prix. Drivers started on wets and changed to slicks around lap 10. Definitely more deserving of wet race than 1995 France, 1998 Argentina, 2000 Japan, 2004 Malaysia or 2008 France.
Oh, and 2008 Britain is missing, while I think Hungary shouldn't be in the list.
Oh, and 2008 Britain is missing, while I think Hungary shouldn't be in the list.
Re: Wet Weather World Championship
Bleu wrote:Of the races, I think 1993 is missing San Marino Grand Prix. Drivers started on wets and changed to slicks around lap 10. Definitely more deserving of wet race than 1995 France, 1998 Argentina, 2000 Japan, 2004 Malaysia or 2008 France.
Oh, and 2008 Britain is missing, while I think Hungary shouldn't be in the list.
Fair points; I was just going off the list put together by the website linked in the first post. I'm also considering 1950 Monaco - no rain, but one huge wave that took out half the field or something.
Re: Wet Weather World Championship
Whoever compiled the wet-weather list I think must have misprinted Hungary 2008 for Britain! Hungary was sunny the whole time! 
Also shouldn't Monaco 1982 be in there as it rained towards the end (meaning Patrese would be that year's champion) - although admittedly I don't think anyone used wet tyres.
Also shouldn't Monaco 1982 be in there as it rained towards the end (meaning Patrese would be that year's champion) - although admittedly I don't think anyone used wet tyres.
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