1 turkey
2 bahrain
3 europe
4 britain
5 australia
6 japan
7 singapore
8 belgium
9 monaco
10 china
11 brazil
12 spain
13 germany
14 italy
15 abu dhabi
16 malaysia
17 hungary

1 Turkey
2 Bahrain
3 Europe
4 Great Britain
5 Australia
6 Japan
7 Singapore
8 Belgium
9 Monaco
10 China
11 Brasil
12 Spain
13 Germany
14 Italy
15 Abu Dhabi
16 Malaysia
17 Hungary

Some where pretty easy others took a bit of counting and looking up stats =)
Hungary, Spain, Malaysia and Japan where easy to pick out and Australia wasn’t to hard either.

1 Turkey (Barrichello drops at the start, then drops again around lap 10 and finally retires)
2 Bahrain (few early pit stops and only one, late DNF)
3 Europe (Vettel troubles around first pit stops, leader change at 2nd stops)
4 Britain (Vettel leading almost whole race, two DNFs which happened within lap)
5 Australia (Vettel and Kubica out late)
6 Japan (only 19 starters, domination from start to finish)
7 Singapore (Rosberg drop shortly after first round of stops)
8 Belgium (start crash and lead change on lap 5)
9 Monaco (long race, Vettel troubles around lap 10)
10 China (few early droppers during SC)
11 Brazil (start crash, Barrichello drops)
12 Spain (start crash, Barrichello 3-stopper)
13 Germany (Webber losing edge at start, then dropping mid-pack around first stops and finally wins)
14 Italy (Hamilton crash on final lap)
15 Abu Dhabi (Hamilton out shortly after 1st stop, Kobayashi line to 6th)
16 Malaysia (short, Rosberg from 4th to 1st at the start)
17 Hungary (19 starters, Alonso out after 1st stop)

What I have done (in more less 20 minutes) is to find for the 1st, 2nd, and 3dr positions, the position they started, looking at your charts, and then, compare those positions with the stats one can find in F1 (The official one).

There have been only 2 races with the same starting grid positions for the podium, Spain and China. (1,3,5: The first started in P1, the second in P3 and the third in P5), so for those races I counted the number of laps looking at the points you show in your charts). As Spain has 66 laps and China 56, was easy to find the correct one.

The only one I guessed directly was Malaysia just because if you look directly to your charts, Nr 16 has more less half points than the rest.

So, at the end, as I said previously, I’m not “a man with F1 season in his head” I’ve just establish some methodology that works!!

it would be great for the rest who have found the correct answers, to know how they did it, just to find the “truly” champion. Not my case!!!!

I got about 9-10 on first look then.

This year is really bad.