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Keith Collantine said 10 months ago:

Reinforces some of the major points we’ve seen in the early part of the season – Hamilton falling back during races for one reason or another, and Raikkonen being held back by Lotus’s qualifying performance.

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raymondu999 said 10 months ago:

Indeed it does @keithcollantine

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raymondu999 said 9 months, 4 weeks ago:

Hungary!!

Hamilton – 192 (117) – 60.9%
Vettel – 131 (122) – 93.1%
Webber – 106 (124) – 117.0%
Schumacher – 98 (29) – 29.6%
Alonso – 102 (164) – 160.8%
Rosberg – 84 (77) – 91.7%
Grosjean – 87 (76) – 87.4%
Button – 77 (76) – 98.7%
Raikkonen – 63 (116) – 184.1%
Maldonado – 57 (29) – 50.9%
Massa – 30 (25) – 83.3%
Kobayashi – 19 (33) – 173.7%
Hulkenberg – 19 (19) – 100%
Perez – 17 (47) – 276.4%
Ricciardo – 9 (2) – 22.2%
di Resta – 7 (27) – 385.7%
Senna – 3 (24) – 800%
Vergne – 0 (4)

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raymondu999 said 8 months, 3 weeks ago:

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

Hamilton – 196 (117) – 59.7%
Vettel – 131 (140) – 106.9%
Webber – 112 (132) – 117.9%
Alonso – 110 (164) – 149.0%
Button – 102 (101) – 99.0%
Schumacher – 98 (35) – 35.7%
Grosjean – 89 (76) – 85.4%
Rosberg – 84 (77) – 91.7%
Raikkonen – 75 (131) – 174.7%
Maldonado – 72 (29) – 40.3%
Kobayashi – 37 (33) – 89.2%
Massa – 30 (35) – 116.7%
Perez – 27 (47) – 174.1%
Hulkenberg – 19 (31) – 163.2%
Ricciardo – 9 (4) – 44.4%
di Resta – 8 (28) – 350%
Senna – 3 (24) – 800%
Vergne – 0 (8)

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raymondu999 said 8 months, 2 weeks ago:

Hamilton – 221 (142) – 64.3%
Vettel – 139 (140) – 100.7%
Button – 120 (101) – 84.2%
Webber – 112 (132) – 117.9%
Alonso – 111 (179) – 161.3%
Schumacher – 108 (43) – 39.8%
Rosberg – 90 (83) – 92.2%
Grosjean – 89 (76) – 85.4%
Raikkonen – 79 (141) – 178.5%
Maldonado – 72 (29) – 40.3%
Massa – 45 (47) – 104.4%
Kobayashi – 39 (35) – 89.7%
Perez – 27 (65) – 240.7%
di Resta – 20 (32) – 160%
Hulkenberg – 19 (31) – 163.2%
Ricciardo – 9 (4) – 44.4%
Senna – 3 (25) – 833.3%
Vergne – 0 (8)

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raymondu999 said 8 months ago:

Singapore update (includes Mark Webber’s 20s penalty)

Hamilton – 246 (142) – 57.7%
Vettel – 154 (165) – 107.1%
Button – 132 (119) – 90.2%
Webber – 118 (132) – 111.9%
Alonso – 121 (194) – 160.3%
Schumacher – 110 (43) – 39.1%
Rosberg – 91 (93) – 102.2%
Grosjean – 93 (82) – 88.2%
Raikkonen – 79 (149) – 188.6%
Maldonado – 90 (29) – 32.2%
Massa – 45 (51) – 113.3%
Kobayashi – 39 (35) – 89.7%
Perez – 27 (66) – 244.4%
di Resta – 28 (44) – 157.1%
Hulkenberg – 19 (31) – 163.2%
Ricciardo – 9 (6) – 66.7%
Senna – 3 (25) – 833.3%
Vergne – 0 (8)

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raymondu999 said 7 months, 2 weeks ago:

Post Japan

Hamilton – 248 (152) – 61.3%
 Vettel – 179 (190) – 106.1%
 Button – 147 (131) – 89.1%
 Webber – 136 (134) – 98.5% 
Alonso – 127 (194) – 152.8% 
Schumacher – 110 (43) – 39.1% 
Rosberg – 91 (93) – 102.2%
 Grosjean – 103 (82) – 79.6% 
Raikkonen – 83 (157) – 189.2% 
Maldonado – 90 (33) – 36.7% 
Massa – 45 (69) – 153.3%
 Kobayashi – 51 (50) – 98.0% 
Perez – 35 (66) – 188.6% 
di Resta – 28 (44) – 157.1% 
Hulkenberg – 20 (37) – 185.0% 
Ricciardo – 9 (7) – 77.8%
 Senna – 3 (25) – 833.3%
 Vergne – 0 (8)

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Aled Davies said 7 months, 2 weeks ago:

Also shows how badly Button has been in qualifying this year. Often left him with too much to do on a sunday!

Hamilton has been strong on that front all year, but for the pit stop issues and the few DNF’s he couldn’t help…he would have been right up there now!

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raymondu999 said 7 months, 1 week ago:

Post Korea qualifying championship

Hamilton – 263 (153) – 58.2%
 Vettel – 197 (215) – 109.1%
Button – 147 (131) – 89.1%
Webber – 161 (152) – 94.4% 
Alonso – 139 (209) – 150.4% 
Schumacher – 111 (43) – 38.7% 
Rosberg – 93 (93) – 100%
Grosjean – 109 (88) – 80.7% 
Raikkonen – 93 (167) – 179.6%
 Maldonado – 90 (33) – 36.7% 
Massa – 53 (81) – 152.8%
Kobayashi – 51 (50) – 98.0% 
Perez – 35 (66) – 188.6% 
di Resta – 28 (44) – 157.1% 
Hulkenberg – 24 (45) – 187.5%
 Ricciardo – 9 (9) – 100%
Senna – 3 (25) – 833.3%
Vergne – 0 (12)

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Kingshark said 7 months, 1 week ago:

For the sake of common sense, rational logic and easier visualization – we really need to change back to the old point system.

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raymondu999 said 7 months, 1 week ago:

I’d like to point somethingout. If qualifying decided the title – Hamilton and Vettel are the last two drivers in with a shout.

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raymondu999 said 6 months, 4 weeks ago:

Post India qualifying championship

Hamilton – 278 (165) – 59.4%
 Vettel – 222 (240) – 108.1%
Button – 159 (141) – 88.7%
Webber – 179 (167) – 93.3% 
Alonso – 149 (227) – 152.3% 
Schumacher – 111 (43) – 38.7% 
Rosberg – 94 (93) – 98.9%
Grosjean – 109 (90) – 82.6% 
Raikkonen – 99 (173) – 174.7%
 Maldonado – 92 (33) – 35.9% 
Massa – 61 (89) – 145.9%
Kobayashi – 51 (50) – 98.0% 
Perez – 39 (66) – 169.2% 
di Resta – 28 (44) – 157.1% 
Hulkenberg – 24 (49) – 204.2%
 Ricciardo – 9 (9) – 100%
Senna – 3 (26) – 866.7%
Vergne – 0 (12)

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raymondu999 said 6 months, 2 weeks ago:

Post Abu Dhabi qualifying championship

Hamilton – 303 (165) – 54.5%
Vettel – 237 (255) – 107.6%
Webber – 197 (167) – 84.8%
Button – 167 (153) – 91.6%
Alonso – 155 (245) – 158.0%
Schumacher – 111 (43) – 38.7%
Grosjean – 110 (90) – 81.8%
Raikkonen – 109 (198) – 181.7%
 Maldonado – 104 (43) – 41.3%
Rosberg – 98 (93) – 94.9%
Massa – 63 (95) – 150.8%
Kobayashi – 51 (58) – 113.7%
Perez – 39 (66) – 169.2%
di Resta – 28 (46) – 164.3%
Hulkenberg – 24 (49) – 204.2%
 Ricciardo – 9 (10) – 111.1%
Senna – 3 (30) – 1000%
Vergne – 0 (12)

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raymondu999 said 6 months, 2 weeks ago:

Btw – Hamilton has clinched the qualifying title.

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raymondu999 said 6 months, 2 weeks ago:

An interesting note – Massa and Alonso are practically tied in terms of qualifying conversion since Suzuka. Really reinforces that the Ferrari (especially of late) is a fantastic racecar, and an average qualifying car. Or good at best.

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