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2012 championship, 2009 points (57 posts)

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raymondu999 said 1 year ago:

ranking?

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duncanmonza said 1 year ago:

Yeah, in front of each driver, so I don’t have to count, like 1st, 2nd 3rd…

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raymondu999 said 1 year ago:

Canadian update

Vettel – 35
Alonso – 34
Hamilton – 34
Webber – 32
Rosberg – 27
Grosjean – 22
Raikkonen – 21
Button – 18
Perez – 15
Maldonado – 11
Kobayashi – 7
di Resta – 7
Senna – 5
Massa – 3
Hulkenberg – 1
Vergne – 1

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raymondu999 said 11 months, 4 weeks ago:

Interestingly under the old system things are a lot closer – Vettel and Hamilton, for example, are still within a win of Alonso. Vettel isn’t as of now in the 2012 standings

Alonso – 44
Webber – 37
Vettel – 35
Hamilton – 34
Rosberg – 30
Raikkonen – 29
Grosjean – 22
Button – 19
Perez – 15
Maldonado – 11
di Resta – 9
Kobayashi – 7
Schumacher – 6
Senna – 5
Hulkenberg – 5
Massa – 3
Vergne – 1

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raymondu999 said 11 months, 2 weeks ago:

Post-Silverstone update

Alonso – 52
Webber – 47
Vettel – 41
Hamilton – 35
Raikkonen – 33
Rosberg – 30
Grosjean – 25
Button – 19
Perez – 15
Maldonado – 11
di Resta – 9
Schumacher – 8
Massa – 8
Kobayashi – 7
Senna – 5
Hulkenberg – 5
Vergne – 1

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Slr said 11 months, 2 weeks ago:

The old points system make it easier for me to understand how close the championship is. I’ve never really gotten used to the current system as it’s so different from any other system.

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raymondu999 said 11 months ago:

After Germany 2012

Alonso – 62
Vettel – 49
Webber – 48
Raikkonen – 38
Hamilton – 35
Rosberg – 30
Grosjean – 25
Button – 25
Perez – 18
Maldonado – 11
Kobayashi – 11
Schumacher – 10
di Resta – 9
Massa – 8
Senna – 5
Hulkenberg – 5
Vergne – 1

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duncanmonza said 11 months ago:

Oohhh, Vetel’s ahead of Webber.

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raymondu999 said 11 months ago:

Above was done pre-penalty. Will redo with the penalty in mind.

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raymondu999 said 11 months ago:

After Germany (with penalty included)

Alonso – 62
Webber – 48
Vettel – 45
Raikkonen – 39
Hamilton – 35
Rosberg – 30
Grosjean – 25
Button – 27
Perez – 18
Kobayashi – 12
Maldonado – 11
Schumacher – 10
di Resta – 9
Massa – 8
Senna – 5
Hulkenberg – 5
Vergne – 1

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raymondu999 said 10 months, 3 weeks ago:

Hungaroring update

Alonso – 66
Vettel – 50
Webber – 49
Raikkonen – 47
Hamilton – 45
Grosjean – 31
Rosberg – 30
Button – 30
Perez – 18
Kobayashi – 12
Maldonado – 11
Schumacher – 10
di Resta – 9
Massa – 8
Senna – 7
Hulkenberg – 5
Vergne – 1

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the_sigman said 10 months, 3 weeks ago:

@raymondu999 Interesting one! Thank you!

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raymondu999 said 10 months, 3 weeks ago:

I think most interesting is how Vettel is ahead of Webber, and Raikkonen ahead of Hamiton, despite Vettel only having 1 win, and Raikkonen having no wins to Hamilton’s/Webber’s 2

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raymondu999 said 9 months, 2 weeks ago:

Belgium – When the race ended, there were quite a few incidents under investigation. This tabulation takes the PROVISIONAL result right at the race end.

Alonso – 66
Vettel – 58
Raikkonen – 53
Webber – 52
Hamilton – 45
Button – 40
Grosjean – 31
Rosberg – 30
Perez – 18
Kobayashi – 12
Schumacher – 12
Massa – 12
Maldonado – 11
Hulkenberg – 10
di Resta – 9
Senna – 7
Vergne – 2

Most interesting is that Webber (who is in actual points 132, vs Raikkonen’s 131) has switched places with Raikkonen.

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raymondu999 said 9 months, 1 week ago:

Alonso – 72
Vettel – 58
Raikkonen – 57
Hamilton – 55
Webber – 52
Button – 40
Rosberg – 32
Grosjean – 31
Perez – 26
Massa – 17
Schumacher – 15
Kobayashi – 12
Maldonado – 11
Hulkenberg – 10
di Resta – 10
Senna – 7
Vergne – 2

Most interesting change is in P2-P4, where Hamilton and Vettel switch places between points systems.

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