F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 03 Aug 2012, 20:09
It's actually about scoring a point in this contest. Still, what you're saying will add another category for the statistics, I'll do it before the next race.
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 07 Sep 2012, 06:32
Championship standings after Belgium (8 races to go):
1. Fernando Alonso 163
2. Sebastian Vettel 124
3. Kimi Räikkönen 106
4. Lewis Hamilton 89
5. Romain Grosjean 88
6. Jenson Button 87
7. Mark Webber 83
8. Sergio Perez 67
9. Kamui Kobayashi 53
10. Nico Rosberg 50
11. Bruno Senna 46
12. Felipe Massa 38
13. Nico Hülkenberg 35
14. Michael Schumacher 31
15. Pastor Maldonado 29
16. Paul di Resta 27
17. Jean-Eric Vergne 22
18. Heikki Kovalainen 21
19. Pedro de la Rosa 16
20. Vitaly Petrov 15
21. Daniel Ricciardo 12
22. Charles Pic 10
23. Timo Glock 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
Season averages after 12 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,06
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,55
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,35
4. Lewis Hamilton 6,91
5. Mark Webber 6,77
6. Sergio Perez 6,47
7. Romain Grosjean 6,12
8. Nico Hülkenberg 6,07
9. Kamui Kobayashi 5,93
10. Paul di Resta 5,92
11. Michael Schumacher 5,91
12. Jenson Button 5,79
13. Pedro de la Rosa 5,74
14. Vitaly Petrov 5,72
15. Nico Rosberg 5,64
16. Heikki Kovalainen 5,53
17. Bruno Senna 5,42
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,29
19. Charles Pic 5,18
20. Felipe Massa 5,12
21. Daniel Ricciardo 5,02
22. Timo Glock 4,98
23. Pastor Maldonado 4,96
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,16
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Germany 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,22, Pamphlet, Europe
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,65, Webber, Europe
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,87, Hamilton, Europe
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
1. Fernando Alonso 163
2. Sebastian Vettel 124
3. Kimi Räikkönen 106
4. Lewis Hamilton 89
5. Romain Grosjean 88
6. Jenson Button 87
7. Mark Webber 83
8. Sergio Perez 67
9. Kamui Kobayashi 53
10. Nico Rosberg 50
11. Bruno Senna 46
12. Felipe Massa 38
13. Nico Hülkenberg 35
14. Michael Schumacher 31
15. Pastor Maldonado 29
16. Paul di Resta 27
17. Jean-Eric Vergne 22
18. Heikki Kovalainen 21
19. Pedro de la Rosa 16
20. Vitaly Petrov 15
21. Daniel Ricciardo 12
22. Charles Pic 10
23. Timo Glock 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
Season averages after 12 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,06
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,55
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,35
4. Lewis Hamilton 6,91
5. Mark Webber 6,77
6. Sergio Perez 6,47
7. Romain Grosjean 6,12
8. Nico Hülkenberg 6,07
9. Kamui Kobayashi 5,93
10. Paul di Resta 5,92
11. Michael Schumacher 5,91
12. Jenson Button 5,79
13. Pedro de la Rosa 5,74
14. Vitaly Petrov 5,72
15. Nico Rosberg 5,64
16. Heikki Kovalainen 5,53
17. Bruno Senna 5,42
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,29
19. Charles Pic 5,18
20. Felipe Massa 5,12
21. Daniel Ricciardo 5,02
22. Timo Glock 4,98
23. Pastor Maldonado 4,96
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,16
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Germany 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,22, Pamphlet, Europe
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,65, Webber, Europe
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,87, Hamilton, Europe
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 14 Sep 2012, 05:42
Championship standings after Italy (7 races to go):
1. Fernando Alonso 178
2. Sebastian Vettel 125
3. Lewis Hamilton 114
4. Kimi Räikkönen 114
5. Jenson Button 99
6. Romain Grosjean 88
7. Sergio Perez 85
7. Mark Webber 83
9. Kamui Kobayashi 53
10. Nico Rosberg 52
11. Bruno Senna 50
12. Felipe Massa 48
13. Michael Schumacher 37
14. Nico Hülkenberg 35
15. Pastor Maldonado 29
16. Paul di Resta 27
17. Jean-Eric Vergne 22
18. Heikki Kovalainen 21
19. Pedro de la Rosa 16
20. Vitaly Petrov 15
21. Daniel Ricciardo 12
22. Charles Pic 10
23. Timo Glock 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 13 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,06
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,45
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,34
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,12
5. Sergio Perez 6,71
6. Mark Webber 6,56
7. Romain Grosjean 6,12
8. Nico Hülkenberg 6,05
9. Michael Schumacher 6,00
10. Jenson Button 5,96
11. Paul di Resta 5,94
12. Kamui Kobayashi 5,92
13. Pedro de la Rosa 5,74
14. Vitaly Petrov 5,70
15. Nico Rosberg 5,70
16. Heikki Kovalainen 5,56
17. Bruno Senna 5,50
18. Felipe Massa 5,31
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,24
20. Charles Pic 5,23
21. Daniel Ricciardo 5,11
22. Pastor Maldonado 5,06
23. Timo Glock 4,99
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)*
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,26
* I don't think it would be valid to put him into the rankings based on only one race.
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Germany 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,65, Webber, Europe
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,87, Hamilton, Europe
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
1. Fernando Alonso 178
2. Sebastian Vettel 125
3. Lewis Hamilton 114
4. Kimi Räikkönen 114
5. Jenson Button 99
6. Romain Grosjean 88
7. Sergio Perez 85
7. Mark Webber 83
9. Kamui Kobayashi 53
10. Nico Rosberg 52
11. Bruno Senna 50
12. Felipe Massa 48
13. Michael Schumacher 37
14. Nico Hülkenberg 35
15. Pastor Maldonado 29
16. Paul di Resta 27
17. Jean-Eric Vergne 22
18. Heikki Kovalainen 21
19. Pedro de la Rosa 16
20. Vitaly Petrov 15
21. Daniel Ricciardo 12
22. Charles Pic 10
23. Timo Glock 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 13 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,06
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,45
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,34
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,12
5. Sergio Perez 6,71
6. Mark Webber 6,56
7. Romain Grosjean 6,12
8. Nico Hülkenberg 6,05
9. Michael Schumacher 6,00
10. Jenson Button 5,96
11. Paul di Resta 5,94
12. Kamui Kobayashi 5,92
13. Pedro de la Rosa 5,74
14. Vitaly Petrov 5,70
15. Nico Rosberg 5,70
16. Heikki Kovalainen 5,56
17. Bruno Senna 5,50
18. Felipe Massa 5,31
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,24
20. Charles Pic 5,23
21. Daniel Ricciardo 5,11
22. Pastor Maldonado 5,06
23. Timo Glock 4,99
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)*
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,26
* I don't think it would be valid to put him into the rankings based on only one race.
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Germany 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,65, Webber, Europe
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,87, Hamilton, Europe
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 30 Sep 2012, 03:11
Two new records down there, still due to the big abyss between the first and second half of the field, no new race average record.
Championship standings after Singapore (6 races to go):
1. Fernando Alonso 182
2. Sebastian Vettel 140
3. Lewis Hamilton 126
4. Kimi Räikkönen 115
5. Jenson Button 105
6. Romain Grosjean 88
7. Sergio Perez 85
8. Mark Webber 83
9. Felipe Massa 58
10. Kamui Kobayashi 53
11. Nico Rosberg 52
12. Paul di Resta 52
13. Bruno Senna 50
14. Pastor Maldonado 37
15. Michael Schumacher 37
16. Nico Hülkenberg 35
17. Jean-Eric Vergne 22
18. Heikki Kovalainen 21
19. Timo Glock 18
20. Pedro de la Rosa 16
21. Vitaly Petrov 15
22. Daniel Ricciardo 14
23. Charles Pic 10
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 14 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,03
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,55
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,32
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,23
5. Sergio Perez 6,57
6. Mark Webber 6,38
7. Paul di Resta 6,18
8. Romain Grosjean 6,15
9. Jenson Button 6,10
10. Nico Hülkenberg 5,94
11. Nico Rosberg 5,78
12. Kamui Kobayashi 5,76
13. Michael Schumacher 5,71
14. Pedro de la Rosa 5,69
15. Vitaly Petrov 5,56
16. Felipe Massa 5,54
17. Heikki Kovalainen 5,47
18. Bruno Senna 5,38
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,35
20. Charles Pic 5,31
21. Timo Glock 5,30
22. Pastor Maldonado 5,29
23. Daniel Ricciardo 5,28
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,17
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Germany 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,67, Hamilton, Singapore
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
Championship standings after Singapore (6 races to go):
1. Fernando Alonso 182
2. Sebastian Vettel 140
3. Lewis Hamilton 126
4. Kimi Räikkönen 115
5. Jenson Button 105
6. Romain Grosjean 88
7. Sergio Perez 85
8. Mark Webber 83
9. Felipe Massa 58
10. Kamui Kobayashi 53
11. Nico Rosberg 52
12. Paul di Resta 52
13. Bruno Senna 50
14. Pastor Maldonado 37
15. Michael Schumacher 37
16. Nico Hülkenberg 35
17. Jean-Eric Vergne 22
18. Heikki Kovalainen 21
19. Timo Glock 18
20. Pedro de la Rosa 16
21. Vitaly Petrov 15
22. Daniel Ricciardo 14
23. Charles Pic 10
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 14 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,03
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,55
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,32
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,23
5. Sergio Perez 6,57
6. Mark Webber 6,38
7. Paul di Resta 6,18
8. Romain Grosjean 6,15
9. Jenson Button 6,10
10. Nico Hülkenberg 5,94
11. Nico Rosberg 5,78
12. Kamui Kobayashi 5,76
13. Michael Schumacher 5,71
14. Pedro de la Rosa 5,69
15. Vitaly Petrov 5,56
16. Felipe Massa 5,54
17. Heikki Kovalainen 5,47
18. Bruno Senna 5,38
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,35
20. Charles Pic 5,31
21. Timo Glock 5,30
22. Pastor Maldonado 5,29
23. Daniel Ricciardo 5,28
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,17
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Germany 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,67, Hamilton, Singapore
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 12 Oct 2012, 22:10
Vettel won the round in Japan, while none of the others from top 4 scored. Ricciardo gained quite a few places with his 4th place, passing his teammate, too.
Championship standings after Japan (5 races to go):
1. Fernando Alonso 182
2. Sebastian Vettel 165
3. Lewis Hamilton 126
4. Kimi Räikkönen 115
5. Jenson Button 113
6. Romain Grosjean 88
7. Mark Webber 85 (2 wins)
8. Sergio Perez 85 (1 win)
9. Felipe Massa 76
10. Kamui Kobayashi 68
11. Nico Rosberg 52 (1 win, 1 2nd)
12. Paul di Resta 52 (1 win, 1 4th)
13. Bruno Senna 50
14. Nico Hülkenberg 45
15. Pastor Maldonado 43
16. Michael Schumacher 38
17. Daniel Ricciardo 26
18. Heikki Kovalainen 25
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 22
20. Timo Glock 18
21. Pedro de la Rosa 16
22. Vitaly Petrov 15
23. Charles Pic 10
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 15 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 7,72
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,69
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,24
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,13
5. Sergio Perez 6,38
6. Mark Webber 6,38
7. Jenson Button 6,18
8. Paul di Resta 6,09
9. Nico Hülkenberg 6,04
10. Kamui Kobayashi 6,01
11. Romain Grosjean 5,81
12. Felipe Massa 5,81
13. Michael Schumacher 5,75
14. Pedro de la Rosa 5,74
15. Nico Rosberg 5,72
16. Heikki Kovalainen 5,57
17. Daniel Ricciardo 5,43
18. Pastor Maldonado 5,42
19. Vitaly Petrov 5,40
20. Timo Glock 5,37
21. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,31
22. Charles Pic 5,30
23. Bruno Senna 5,22
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,19
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,67, Hamilton, Singapore
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
Championship standings after Japan (5 races to go):
1. Fernando Alonso 182
2. Sebastian Vettel 165
3. Lewis Hamilton 126
4. Kimi Räikkönen 115
5. Jenson Button 113
6. Romain Grosjean 88
7. Mark Webber 85 (2 wins)
8. Sergio Perez 85 (1 win)
9. Felipe Massa 76
10. Kamui Kobayashi 68
11. Nico Rosberg 52 (1 win, 1 2nd)
12. Paul di Resta 52 (1 win, 1 4th)
13. Bruno Senna 50
14. Nico Hülkenberg 45
15. Pastor Maldonado 43
16. Michael Schumacher 38
17. Daniel Ricciardo 26
18. Heikki Kovalainen 25
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 22
20. Timo Glock 18
21. Pedro de la Rosa 16
22. Vitaly Petrov 15
23. Charles Pic 10
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 15 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 7,72
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,69
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,24
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,13
5. Sergio Perez 6,38
6. Mark Webber 6,38
7. Jenson Button 6,18
8. Paul di Resta 6,09
9. Nico Hülkenberg 6,04
10. Kamui Kobayashi 6,01
11. Romain Grosjean 5,81
12. Felipe Massa 5,81
13. Michael Schumacher 5,75
14. Pedro de la Rosa 5,74
15. Nico Rosberg 5,72
16. Heikki Kovalainen 5,57
17. Daniel Ricciardo 5,43
18. Pastor Maldonado 5,42
19. Vitaly Petrov 5,40
20. Timo Glock 5,37
21. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,31
22. Charles Pic 5,30
23. Bruno Senna 5,22
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,19
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,67, Hamilton, Singapore
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 19 Oct 2012, 06:57
Vettel takes the lead in both the championship and the average score - it's actually kinda nice that the two happen at the same time, at least some paralels can be seen.
Championship standings after Korea (4 races to go):
1. Sebastian Vettel 190
2. Fernando Alonso 188
3. Lewis Hamilton 126
4. Kimi Räikkönen 119
5. Jenson Button 113
6. Mark Webber 93
7. Felipe Massa 91
8. Romain Grosjean 90
9. Sergio Perez 85
10. Kamui Kobayashi 68
11. Nico Hülkenberg 63
12. Nico Rosberg 52 (1 win, 1 2nd)
13. Paul di Resta 52 (1 win, 1 4th)
14. Bruno Senna 50
15. Pastor Maldonado 43
16. Michael Schumacher 38
17. Daniel Ricciardo 36
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 34
19. Heikki Kovalainen 25
20. Timo Glock 18
21. Pedro de la Rosa 16 (1 6th, 1 7th)
22. Vitaly Petrov 16 (1 6th, 1 8th)
23. Charles Pic 10
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 16 races:
1. Sebastian Vettel 7,80
2. Fernando Alonso 7,71
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,24
4. Lewis Hamilton 6,99
5. Mark Webber 6,45
6. Sergio Perez 6,24
7. Nico Hülkenberg 6,22
8. Jenson Button 6,12
9. Felipe Massa 5,98
10. Paul di Resta 5,96
11. Romain Grosjean 5,85
12. Kamui Kobayashi 5,74
13. Pedro de la Rosa 5,72
14. Michael Schumacher 5,68
15. Nico Rosberg 5,65
16. Daniel Ricciardo 5,59
17. Heikki Kovalainen 5,52
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,50
19. Vitaly Petrov 5,45
20. Pastor Maldonado 5,40
21. Timo Glock 5,38
22. Charles Pic 5,28
23. Bruno Senna 5,17
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,21
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Korea 5,93
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,67, Hamilton, Singapore
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
Championship standings after Korea (4 races to go):
1. Sebastian Vettel 190
2. Fernando Alonso 188
3. Lewis Hamilton 126
4. Kimi Räikkönen 119
5. Jenson Button 113
6. Mark Webber 93
7. Felipe Massa 91
8. Romain Grosjean 90
9. Sergio Perez 85
10. Kamui Kobayashi 68
11. Nico Hülkenberg 63
12. Nico Rosberg 52 (1 win, 1 2nd)
13. Paul di Resta 52 (1 win, 1 4th)
14. Bruno Senna 50
15. Pastor Maldonado 43
16. Michael Schumacher 38
17. Daniel Ricciardo 36
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 34
19. Heikki Kovalainen 25
20. Timo Glock 18
21. Pedro de la Rosa 16 (1 6th, 1 7th)
22. Vitaly Petrov 16 (1 6th, 1 8th)
23. Charles Pic 10
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 16 races:
1. Sebastian Vettel 7,80
2. Fernando Alonso 7,71
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,24
4. Lewis Hamilton 6,99
5. Mark Webber 6,45
6. Sergio Perez 6,24
7. Nico Hülkenberg 6,22
8. Jenson Button 6,12
9. Felipe Massa 5,98
10. Paul di Resta 5,96
11. Romain Grosjean 5,85
12. Kamui Kobayashi 5,74
13. Pedro de la Rosa 5,72
14. Michael Schumacher 5,68
15. Nico Rosberg 5,65
16. Daniel Ricciardo 5,59
17. Heikki Kovalainen 5,52
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,50
19. Vitaly Petrov 5,45
20. Pastor Maldonado 5,40
21. Timo Glock 5,38
22. Charles Pic 5,28
23. Bruno Senna 5,17
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,21
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Korea 5,93
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,67, Hamilton, Singapore
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 02 Nov 2012, 07:45
Championship standings after India (3 races to go):
1. Sebastian Vettel 215
2. Fernando Alonso 206
3. Lewis Hamilton 138
4. Kimi Räikkönen 119
5. Jenson Button 115
6. Mark Webber 101
7. Felipe Massa 92
8. Romain Grosjean 90
9. Sergio Perez 85
10. Nico Hülkenberg 73
11. Kamui Kobayashi 68
12. Bruno Senna 65
13. Nico Rosberg 52 (1 win, 1 2nd)
14. Paul di Resta 52 (1 win, 1 4th)
15. Pastor Maldonado 43
16. Michael Schumacher 38
17. Daniel Ricciardo 36
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 34
19. Heikki Kovalainen 25
20. Vitaly Petrov 20
21. Timo Glock 18
22. Pedro de la Rosa 16 (1 6th)
23. Charles Pic 16 (2 7ths)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 17 races:
1. Sebastian Vettel 7,90
2. Fernando Alonso 7,71
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,17
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,01
5. Mark Webber 6,51
6. Nico Hülkenberg 6,29
7. Jenson Button 6,14
8. Sergio Perez 6,06
9. Felipe Massa 6,01
10. Paul di Resta 5,85
11. Romain Grosjean 5,85
12. Pedro de la Rosa 5,71
13. Nico Rosberg 5,63
14. Kamui Kobayashi 5,63
15. Daniel Ricciardo 5,60
16. Michael Schumacher 5,54
17. Vitaly Petrov 5,53
18. Heikki Kovalainen 5,48
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,44
20. Charles Pic 5,38
21. Pastor Maldonado 5,36
22. Timo Glock 5,31
23. Bruno Senna 5,30
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,29
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Korea 5,93
India 5,88
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,67, Hamilton, Singapore
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,47, Senna, India
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
1. Sebastian Vettel 215
2. Fernando Alonso 206
3. Lewis Hamilton 138
4. Kimi Räikkönen 119
5. Jenson Button 115
6. Mark Webber 101
7. Felipe Massa 92
8. Romain Grosjean 90
9. Sergio Perez 85
10. Nico Hülkenberg 73
11. Kamui Kobayashi 68
12. Bruno Senna 65
13. Nico Rosberg 52 (1 win, 1 2nd)
14. Paul di Resta 52 (1 win, 1 4th)
15. Pastor Maldonado 43
16. Michael Schumacher 38
17. Daniel Ricciardo 36
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 34
19. Heikki Kovalainen 25
20. Vitaly Petrov 20
21. Timo Glock 18
22. Pedro de la Rosa 16 (1 6th)
23. Charles Pic 16 (2 7ths)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 17 races:
1. Sebastian Vettel 7,90
2. Fernando Alonso 7,71
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,17
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,01
5. Mark Webber 6,51
6. Nico Hülkenberg 6,29
7. Jenson Button 6,14
8. Sergio Perez 6,06
9. Felipe Massa 6,01
10. Paul di Resta 5,85
11. Romain Grosjean 5,85
12. Pedro de la Rosa 5,71
13. Nico Rosberg 5,63
14. Kamui Kobayashi 5,63
15. Daniel Ricciardo 5,60
16. Michael Schumacher 5,54
17. Vitaly Petrov 5,53
18. Heikki Kovalainen 5,48
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,44
20. Charles Pic 5,38
21. Pastor Maldonado 5,36
22. Timo Glock 5,31
23. Bruno Senna 5,30
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,29
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Korea 5,93
India 5,88
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,67, Hamilton, Singapore
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,47, Senna, India
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 11 Nov 2012, 08:06
Perez's positions here since his signing to McLaren: 20th, 23rd, 24th, 24th - hmm....
Championship standings after Abu Dhabi (2 races to go):
1. Sebastian Vettel 233
2. Fernando Alonso 221
3. Lewis Hamilton 150
4. Kimi Räikkönen 144
5. Jenson Button 119
6. Mark Webber 101
7. Felipe Massa 92
8. Romain Grosjean 90
9. Sergio Perez 85
10. Kamui Kobayashi 76
11. Nico Hülkenberg 73
12. Bruno Senna 71
13. Pastor Maldonado 53
14. Nico Rosberg 52 (1 win, 1 2nd)
15. Paul di Resta 52 (1 win, 1 4th)
16. Michael Schumacher 38
17. Daniel Ricciardo 37
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 34
19. Heikki Kovalainen 27
20. Vitaly Petrov 20
21. Timo Glock 18
22. Pedro de la Rosa 16 (1 6th)
23. Charles Pic 16 (2 7ths)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 18 races:
1. Sebastian Vettel 7,96
2. Fernando Alonso 7,85
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,31
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,12
5. Mark Webber 6,30
6. Jenson Button 6,18
7. Nico Hülkenberg 6,16
8. Felipe Massa 6,01
9. Sergio Perez 5,87
10. Romain Grosjean 5,85
11. Paul di Resta 5,80
12. Kamui Kobayashi 5,74
13. Pedro de la Rosa 5,72
14. Daniel Ricciardo 5,66
15. Nico Rosberg 5,55
16. Heikki Kovalainen 5,55
17. Pastor Maldonado 5,54
18. Michael Schumacher 5,51
19. Vitaly Petrov 5,46
20. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,43
21. Charles Pic 5,42
22. Bruno Senna 5,41
23. Timo Glock 5,37
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,31
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Abu Dhabi 6,18
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Korea 5,93
India 5,88
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,92, Hamilton, Abu Dhabi
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,47, Senna, India
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
Championship standings after Abu Dhabi (2 races to go):
1. Sebastian Vettel 233
2. Fernando Alonso 221
3. Lewis Hamilton 150
4. Kimi Räikkönen 144
5. Jenson Button 119
6. Mark Webber 101
7. Felipe Massa 92
8. Romain Grosjean 90
9. Sergio Perez 85
10. Kamui Kobayashi 76
11. Nico Hülkenberg 73
12. Bruno Senna 71
13. Pastor Maldonado 53
14. Nico Rosberg 52 (1 win, 1 2nd)
15. Paul di Resta 52 (1 win, 1 4th)
16. Michael Schumacher 38
17. Daniel Ricciardo 37
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 34
19. Heikki Kovalainen 27
20. Vitaly Petrov 20
21. Timo Glock 18
22. Pedro de la Rosa 16 (1 6th)
23. Charles Pic 16 (2 7ths)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 18 races:
1. Sebastian Vettel 7,96
2. Fernando Alonso 7,85
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,31
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,12
5. Mark Webber 6,30
6. Jenson Button 6,18
7. Nico Hülkenberg 6,16
8. Felipe Massa 6,01
9. Sergio Perez 5,87
10. Romain Grosjean 5,85
11. Paul di Resta 5,80
12. Kamui Kobayashi 5,74
13. Pedro de la Rosa 5,72
14. Daniel Ricciardo 5,66
15. Nico Rosberg 5,55
16. Heikki Kovalainen 5,55
17. Pastor Maldonado 5,54
18. Michael Schumacher 5,51
19. Vitaly Petrov 5,46
20. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,43
21. Charles Pic 5,42
22. Bruno Senna 5,41
23. Timo Glock 5,37
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,31
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Abu Dhabi 6,18
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Korea 5,93
India 5,88
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,92, Hamilton, Abu Dhabi
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,47, Senna, India
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 24 Nov 2012, 10:40
Vettel needs a 7th place in Interlagos to win no matter what Alonso does
Championship standings after US (1 race to go):
1. Sebastian Vettel 245
2. Fernando Alonso 225
3. Lewis Hamilton 175
4. Kimi Räikkönen 146
5. Jenson Button 134
6. Felipe Massa 110
7. Mark Webber 101
8. Romain Grosjean 91
9. Sergio Perez 85
10. Nico Hülkenberg 81
11. Bruno Senna 77
12. Kamui Kobayashi 76
13. Pastor Maldonado 63
14. Nico Rosberg 52 (1 win, 1 2nd)
15. Paul di Resta 52 (1 win, 1 4th)
16. Michael Schumacher 38
17. Daniel Ricciardo 37
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 34
19. Heikki Kovalainen 27
20. Vitaly Petrov 20
21. Timo Glock 18
22. Pedro de la Rosa 16 (1 6th)
23. Charles Pic 16 (2 7ths)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 19 races:
1. Sebastian Vettel 7,94
2. Fernando Alonso 7,81
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,31
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,26
5. Mark Webber 6,31
6. Jenson Button 6,29
7. Nico Hülkenberg 6,22
8. Felipe Massa 6,16
9. Romain Grosjean 5,92
10. Sergio Perez 5,85
11. Daniel Ricciardo 5,73
12. Pedro de la Rosa 5,72
13. Paul di Resta 5,67
14. Kamui Kobayashi 5,65
15. Pastor Maldonado 5,64
16. Bruno Senna 5,50
17. Heikki Kovalainen 5,50
18. Vitaly Petrov 5,48
19. Nico Rosberg 5,47
20. Charles Pic 5,42
21. Michael Schumacher 5,41
22. Timo Glock 5,40
23. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,38
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,34
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
United States 6,21
Abu Dhabi 6,18
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Korea 5,93
India 5,88
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,92, Hamilton, Abu Dhabi
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,47, Senna, India
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
Championship standings after US (1 race to go):
1. Sebastian Vettel 245
2. Fernando Alonso 225
3. Lewis Hamilton 175
4. Kimi Räikkönen 146
5. Jenson Button 134
6. Felipe Massa 110
7. Mark Webber 101
8. Romain Grosjean 91
9. Sergio Perez 85
10. Nico Hülkenberg 81
11. Bruno Senna 77
12. Kamui Kobayashi 76
13. Pastor Maldonado 63
14. Nico Rosberg 52 (1 win, 1 2nd)
15. Paul di Resta 52 (1 win, 1 4th)
16. Michael Schumacher 38
17. Daniel Ricciardo 37
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 34
19. Heikki Kovalainen 27
20. Vitaly Petrov 20
21. Timo Glock 18
22. Pedro de la Rosa 16 (1 6th)
23. Charles Pic 16 (2 7ths)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages after 19 races:
1. Sebastian Vettel 7,94
2. Fernando Alonso 7,81
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,31
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,26
5. Mark Webber 6,31
6. Jenson Button 6,29
7. Nico Hülkenberg 6,22
8. Felipe Massa 6,16
9. Romain Grosjean 5,92
10. Sergio Perez 5,85
11. Daniel Ricciardo 5,73
12. Pedro de la Rosa 5,72
13. Paul di Resta 5,67
14. Kamui Kobayashi 5,65
15. Pastor Maldonado 5,64
16. Bruno Senna 5,50
17. Heikki Kovalainen 5,50
18. Vitaly Petrov 5,48
19. Nico Rosberg 5,47
20. Charles Pic 5,42
21. Michael Schumacher 5,41
22. Timo Glock 5,40
23. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,38
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,34
Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
United States 6,21
Abu Dhabi 6,18
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Korea 5,93
India 5,88
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating so far: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,92, Hamilton, Abu Dhabi
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,47, Senna, India
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by WeirdKerr » 29 Nov 2012, 06:31
what was the outcome??
2013 Prediction: Vet But Per Alo Mas Web
2013 Hope: Per Mas Web Alo But Vet
2013 Hope: Per Mas Web Alo But Vet
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by Ed24 » 29 Nov 2012, 22:04
WeirdKerr wrote:what was the outcome??
Usually there is 100 hours from race finish until the voting is closed, so the scores should be announced some time tonight.
"Don't believe everything you read on the Internet"
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 01 Dec 2012, 21:26
Vettel wins the championship, the most notable change is that Button overtakes Räikkönen for 4th. Other statistics to follow...
Final standings of the championship
1. Sebastian Vettel 247
2. Fernando Alonso 233
3. Lewis Hamilton 181
4. Jenson Button 159
5. Kimi Räikkönen 146
6. Felipe Massa 122
7. Mark Webber 101
8. Nico Hülkenberg 96
9. Romain Grosjean 91
10. Sergio Perez 85
11. Kamui Kobayashi 77 (best result: 2nd)
12. Bruno Senna 77 (best result: 3rd)
13. Pastor Maldonado 63
14. Nico Rosberg 52 (best results: 1 win, 1 2nd)
15. Paul di Resta 52 (best results: 1 win, 1 4th)
16. Michael Schumacher 42
17. Vitaly Petrov 38
18. Daniel Ricciardo 37
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 34
20. Heikki Kovalainen 27
21. Charles Pic 26
22. Timo Glock 18
23. Pedro de la Rosa 16
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages:
1. Sebastian Vettel 7,92
2. Fernando Alonso 7,84
3. Lewis Hamilton 7,31
4. Kimi Räikkönen 7,16
5. Jenson Button 6,44
6. Nico Hülkenberg 6,36
7. Mark Webber 6,31
8. Felipe Massa 6,30
9. Sergio Perez 5,80
10. Pedro de la Rosa 5,74
11. Kamui Kobayashi 5,74
12. Romain Grosjean 5,71
13. Daniel Ricciardo 5,69
14. Vitaly Petrov 5,67
15. Charles Pic 5,58
16. Pastor Maldonado 5,55
17. Michael Schumacher 5,52
18. Heikki Kovalainen 5,51
19. Paul di Resta 5,51
20. Timo Glock 5,46
21. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,46
22. Bruno Senna 5,38
23. Nico Rosberg 5,37 - you wouldn't have thought about a race winner, would you?
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,42
Highest score of the year: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score of the year: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Brazil 6,29
United States 6,21
Abu Dhabi 6,18
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Korea 5,93
India 5,88
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating of the year: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating of the year: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,95, Massa, Brazil
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,47, Senna, India
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
Final standings of the championship
1. Sebastian Vettel 247
2. Fernando Alonso 233
3. Lewis Hamilton 181
4. Jenson Button 159
5. Kimi Räikkönen 146
6. Felipe Massa 122
7. Mark Webber 101
8. Nico Hülkenberg 96
9. Romain Grosjean 91
10. Sergio Perez 85
11. Kamui Kobayashi 77 (best result: 2nd)
12. Bruno Senna 77 (best result: 3rd)
13. Pastor Maldonado 63
14. Nico Rosberg 52 (best results: 1 win, 1 2nd)
15. Paul di Resta 52 (best results: 1 win, 1 4th)
16. Michael Schumacher 42
17. Vitaly Petrov 38
18. Daniel Ricciardo 37
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 34
20. Heikki Kovalainen 27
21. Charles Pic 26
22. Timo Glock 18
23. Pedro de la Rosa 16
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0
25. Jerome D'Ambrosio 0
Season averages:
1. Sebastian Vettel 7,92
2. Fernando Alonso 7,84
3. Lewis Hamilton 7,31
4. Kimi Räikkönen 7,16
5. Jenson Button 6,44
6. Nico Hülkenberg 6,36
7. Mark Webber 6,31
8. Felipe Massa 6,30
9. Sergio Perez 5,80
10. Pedro de la Rosa 5,74
11. Kamui Kobayashi 5,74
12. Romain Grosjean 5,71
13. Daniel Ricciardo 5,69
14. Vitaly Petrov 5,67
15. Charles Pic 5,58
16. Pastor Maldonado 5,55
17. Michael Schumacher 5,52
18. Heikki Kovalainen 5,51
19. Paul di Resta 5,51
20. Timo Glock 5,46
21. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,46
22. Bruno Senna 5,38
23. Nico Rosberg 5,37 - you wouldn't have thought about a race winner, would you?
(Jerome D'Ambrosio 4,86)
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,42
Highest score of the year: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score of the year: 1,00, Grosjean, Belgium
Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Italy 6,41
Australia 6,33
Brazil 6,29
United States 6,21
Abu Dhabi 6,18
Singapore 6,18
China 6,06
Belgium 6,00
Bahrain 5,97
Korea 5,93
India 5,88
Germany 5,87
Japan 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58
Highest average rating of the year: 7,83, Meatwad, Italy
Lowest average rating of the year: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary
Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain
Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,95, Massa, Brazil
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,47, Senna, India
Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,90, Rosberg, Singapore
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 01 Dec 2012, 21:35
Thank you for all 53 forumites who have rated at least after on GP this season, especially for GwilymJJames and Pamphlet who haven't miss a single round. Here are your average ratings from all the races - only those are on the list who have rated at least on five occasions.
Meatwad 7,28
Pamphlet 6,56
tommykl 6,36
James1978 6,32
Shadaza 6,23
Dj_bereta 6,15
DOSBoot 6,12
Priceless 6,11
Ed24 6,10
pasta_maldonado 6,08
BlindClaveSalamander 6,06
QuickYoda41 6,05
BaconLettuceNinja 6,03
pi314159 6,01
redbulljack14 5,97
jackanderton 5,96
the Masked Lapwing 5,89
tristan1117 5,87
Klon 5,82
GwilymJJames 5,81
East Londoner 5,80
Dan B 5,80
AdrianSutil 5,79
Sublime_FA11C 5,76
Phoenix 5,70
DanielPT 5,69
AndreaModa 5,64
SuperAguri 5,47
eurobrun 5,17
Shizuka and Cynon only rated 4 races, but they were both once the harshest rater of a race, so all F1 drivers were afraid of them, SuperAguri, and mostly eurobrun.
Meatwad 7,28
Pamphlet 6,56
tommykl 6,36
James1978 6,32
Shadaza 6,23
Dj_bereta 6,15
DOSBoot 6,12
Priceless 6,11
Ed24 6,10
pasta_maldonado 6,08
BlindClaveSalamander 6,06
QuickYoda41 6,05
BaconLettuceNinja 6,03
pi314159 6,01
redbulljack14 5,97
jackanderton 5,96
the Masked Lapwing 5,89
tristan1117 5,87
Klon 5,82
GwilymJJames 5,81
East Londoner 5,80
Dan B 5,80
AdrianSutil 5,79
Sublime_FA11C 5,76
Phoenix 5,70
DanielPT 5,69
AndreaModa 5,64
SuperAguri 5,47
eurobrun 5,17
Shizuka and Cynon only rated 4 races, but they were both once the harshest rater of a race, so all F1 drivers were afraid of them, SuperAguri, and mostly eurobrun.
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by eurobrun » 03 Dec 2012, 18:34
Wow, I had no idea I was that harsh
Wizzie wrote:He's from a family of used cars salesmen... which might as well be the mafia EurobrunMe wrote:I have no idea why I always think Tony D'Alberto is a mafia member
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by Shizuka » 03 Dec 2012, 18:42
I expected that to happen... I rate videogames harshly too
Stramala [kostas22] wrote:Giedo van der Garde - We expected crap from him, he has delivered crap so far. Well done on matching our expectations lad.
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by Ed24 » 04 Dec 2012, 10:45
Ok, very interesting! Thanks for putting this together over the year, I hope to see it back in 2013!
It will also be interesting to compare these lists to Jamie and Enoch's driver rankings.
It will also be interesting to compare these lists to Jamie and Enoch's driver rankings.
"Don't believe everything you read on the Internet"
-Abraham Lincoln
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Re: F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012
by QuickYoda41 » 14 Dec 2012, 07:09
Some other statistics of the year which you might find interesting, especially the one where HRT rules. 
In the first part, you can see how the two halves of the year were different. In some cases, really, and it's not just Massa who everyone knows without looking at the numbers.
Averages of the first 10 races:
1. Alonso 8,35
2. Vettel 7,42
3. Räikkönen 7,12
4. Webber 6,96
5. Hamilton 6,90
6. Perez 6,68
7. Grosjean 6,44
8. Schumacher 6,19
9. Di Resta 6,08
10. Kobayashi 6,07
11. Petrov 5,81
12. Kovalainen 5,79
13. Hülkenberg 5,77
14. Rosberg 5,77
15. De La Rosa 5,73
16. Maldonado 5,48
17. Button 5,33
18. Vergne 5,13
19. Senna 5,06
20. Glock 5,04
21. Pic 4,94
22. Massa 4,82
23. Ricciardo 4,81
24. Karthikeyan 4,34
Averages of the second 10 races:
1. Vettel 8,43
2. Massa 7,77
3. Hamilton 7,73
4. Button 7,56
5. Alonso 7,33
6. Räikkönen 7,20
7. Hülkenberg 6,95
8. Ricciardo 6,57
9. Pic 6,22
10. Glock 5,84
11. Vergne 5,78
12. De La Rosa 5,75
13. Senna 5,70
14. Webber 5,66
15. Maldonado 5,62
16. Petrov 5,52
17. Kobayashi 5,41
18. Kovalainen 5,24
19. Rosberg 4,98
20. Di Resta 4,95
21. Perez 4,93
22. Grosjean 4,90
23. Schumacher 4,86
(D'Ambrosio 4,68)
24. Karthikeyan 4,49
Most positions gained:
Massa 20
Ricciardo 15
Button 14
Most positions lost:
Perez 15
Grosjean 15
Schumacher 15
In the second part, I tried to have a look at the driver's potential this year. Obviously, this includes their car's potential, as well. I counted the potential as the average of the best 10 races of each driver. Then I divided that point with the actual season average of each driver.
2012 potentials:
Vettel 8,91
Alonso 8,90
Hamilton 8,74
Button 8,43
Räikkönen 8,24
Massa 8,24
Grosjean 7,74
Hülkenberg 7,71
Webber 7,67
Kobayashi 7,44
Maldonado 7,36
Perez 7,27
Senna 7,07
Schumacher 7,03
Ricciardo 6,85
Di Resta 6,76
Petrov 6,71
Rosberg 6,58
Vergne 6,57
Kovalainen 6,45
Pic 6,40
Glock 6,31
De La Rosa 6,20
Karthikeyan 4,93
The most consistent drivers and how many percent of their potential did they actually managed to show:
De La Rosa 92,6%
Karthikeyan 89,7%
Vettel 88,9%
Alonso 88,1%
Pic 87,2%
Räikkönen 86,9%
Glock 86,5%
Kovalainen 85,4%
Petrov 84,5%
Hamilton 83,6%
Vergne 83,1%
Ricciardo 83,1%
Hülkenberg 82,5%
Webber 82,3%
Rosberg 81,6%
Di Resta 81,5%
Perez 79,8%
Schumacher 78,5%
Kobayashi 77,2%
Massa 76,5%
Button 76,4%
Senna 76,1%
Maldonado 75,4%
Grosjean 73,8%
Not too much surprise at the bottom, although a nice answer to those who think Senna was consistent this year, even if this is just an approximation of course.
Finally, about the best and worst streaks drivers had during the year:
Most races with 8+ scores in a row: Vettel, 5 (Singapore-Abu Dhabi) (Alonso, Hamilton, Räikkönen and Massa had one 3-race streaks each)
Most races with 7+ scores in a row: Vettel (Singapore-Brazil), Alonso (Spain-Hungary), and Räikkönen (Europe-Singapore), 7
Most races with 6+ scores in a row: Vettel, 18 (China-Brazil) Vettel and Alonso both only had 1 race below 6,00, Alonso's was the Japanese GP with his first corner crash
Most races with 5- scores in a row: Karthikeyan, 10 (China-Belgium), Di Resta, 6 (Japan-Brazil), Perez, 5 (Singapore-Abu Dhabi)
Most races with 4- scores in a row: Karthikeyan, 3 (Spain-Canada)
Several other drivers had 2 4- races in a row, but no driver had 3- scoring streaks. Senna was the nearest: he scored below 3 in Spain and Canada which races were only separated in the calendar by the Monaco GP.
In the first part, you can see how the two halves of the year were different. In some cases, really, and it's not just Massa who everyone knows without looking at the numbers.
Averages of the first 10 races:
1. Alonso 8,35
2. Vettel 7,42
3. Räikkönen 7,12
4. Webber 6,96
5. Hamilton 6,90
6. Perez 6,68
7. Grosjean 6,44
8. Schumacher 6,19
9. Di Resta 6,08
10. Kobayashi 6,07
11. Petrov 5,81
12. Kovalainen 5,79
13. Hülkenberg 5,77
14. Rosberg 5,77
15. De La Rosa 5,73
16. Maldonado 5,48
17. Button 5,33
18. Vergne 5,13
19. Senna 5,06
20. Glock 5,04
21. Pic 4,94
22. Massa 4,82
23. Ricciardo 4,81
24. Karthikeyan 4,34
Averages of the second 10 races:
1. Vettel 8,43
2. Massa 7,77
3. Hamilton 7,73
4. Button 7,56
5. Alonso 7,33
6. Räikkönen 7,20
7. Hülkenberg 6,95
8. Ricciardo 6,57
9. Pic 6,22
10. Glock 5,84
11. Vergne 5,78
12. De La Rosa 5,75
13. Senna 5,70
14. Webber 5,66
15. Maldonado 5,62
16. Petrov 5,52
17. Kobayashi 5,41
18. Kovalainen 5,24
19. Rosberg 4,98
20. Di Resta 4,95
21. Perez 4,93
22. Grosjean 4,90
23. Schumacher 4,86
(D'Ambrosio 4,68)
24. Karthikeyan 4,49
Most positions gained:
Massa 20
Ricciardo 15
Button 14
Most positions lost:
Perez 15
Grosjean 15
Schumacher 15
In the second part, I tried to have a look at the driver's potential this year. Obviously, this includes their car's potential, as well. I counted the potential as the average of the best 10 races of each driver. Then I divided that point with the actual season average of each driver.
2012 potentials:
Vettel 8,91
Alonso 8,90
Hamilton 8,74
Button 8,43
Räikkönen 8,24
Massa 8,24
Grosjean 7,74
Hülkenberg 7,71
Webber 7,67
Kobayashi 7,44
Maldonado 7,36
Perez 7,27
Senna 7,07
Schumacher 7,03
Ricciardo 6,85
Di Resta 6,76
Petrov 6,71
Rosberg 6,58
Vergne 6,57
Kovalainen 6,45
Pic 6,40
Glock 6,31
De La Rosa 6,20
Karthikeyan 4,93
The most consistent drivers and how many percent of their potential did they actually managed to show:
De La Rosa 92,6%
Karthikeyan 89,7%
Vettel 88,9%
Alonso 88,1%
Pic 87,2%
Räikkönen 86,9%
Glock 86,5%
Kovalainen 85,4%
Petrov 84,5%
Hamilton 83,6%
Vergne 83,1%
Ricciardo 83,1%
Hülkenberg 82,5%
Webber 82,3%
Rosberg 81,6%
Di Resta 81,5%
Perez 79,8%
Schumacher 78,5%
Kobayashi 77,2%
Massa 76,5%
Button 76,4%
Senna 76,1%
Maldonado 75,4%
Grosjean 73,8%
Not too much surprise at the bottom, although a nice answer to those who think Senna was consistent this year, even if this is just an approximation of course.
Finally, about the best and worst streaks drivers had during the year:
Most races with 8+ scores in a row: Vettel, 5 (Singapore-Abu Dhabi) (Alonso, Hamilton, Räikkönen and Massa had one 3-race streaks each)
Most races with 7+ scores in a row: Vettel (Singapore-Brazil), Alonso (Spain-Hungary), and Räikkönen (Europe-Singapore), 7
Most races with 6+ scores in a row: Vettel, 18 (China-Brazil) Vettel and Alonso both only had 1 race below 6,00, Alonso's was the Japanese GP with his first corner crash
Most races with 5- scores in a row: Karthikeyan, 10 (China-Belgium), Di Resta, 6 (Japan-Brazil), Perez, 5 (Singapore-Abu Dhabi)
Most races with 4- scores in a row: Karthikeyan, 3 (Spain-Canada)
Several other drivers had 2 4- races in a row, but no driver had 3- scoring streaks. Senna was the nearest: he scored below 3 in Spain and Canada which races were only separated in the calendar by the Monaco GP.
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