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Converting points to a single system – more F1 stats! (21 posts)

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Deleted User said 1 year, 5 months ago:

Fantastic piece of work @Guilherme…just WOW!!

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Guilherme said 1 year, 5 months ago:

@matt90

I think the only driver with more than one or two starts to have a 100% finishing rate is Nicolas Kiesa – he finished all the five races he started. But still, it’s nowhere near compared to di Resta’s 18 out of 19. Hamilton, Kubica, Massa and Alonso are also drivers with quite long careers and very few retirements, with more than 80% of finishes. Just shows how the reliability has improved massively over the years.

And indeed, I didn’t realise that too! But who knows, maybe Barrichello will race in 2013 :P

And thanks @sid_prasher!

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BasCB said 1 year, 5 months ago:

Wow @guilherme, great work there thanks. Takes me back to that forum item “you know you’re an F1Fanatic when … – this should go right to the top of the stack!

some really interesting finds in that data, i just had a bit of fun looking through it.

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Colossal Squid said 1 year, 5 months ago:

@Guilherme This is great stuff, thank you! I spend a good bit of time on StatsF1.com but what you have done is incredible! I’m going to spend many hours looking over this. Well done.

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Alehud42 said 1 year, 2 months ago:

I worked out that 1964, 1976, 1983, 1984, 1988, 1994, 1997 and 1999 would have a different champion under 2010 scoring. It would mean that Graham Hill would be a triple champion, Lauda would win 76 instead of 84, Prost would be a 7 times world champion (83 by no. of wins, 84 and 88), Damon Hill would be a double champion, Schumacher would win 97 over 94 (He would have a 22 point lead into Jerez 97, so no need to crash) and Irvine would win in 99. Losers would be Surtees in 64, Hunt in 76 and Senna in 88.

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Karl Fuss said 1 year ago:

Those are some amazing spreadsheets Guys! I love it!
I found this site after joining a F1 2011 online league and have lurked here for a while. No i’m btwn seasons and digging deeper into your forum (i used mostly the tack details section before).

I’m wondering if any of you know where to gather lap time data for each driver on a race weekend, or afterward? I track my own lap time data from practices and races and am also looking for insight as to what the real F1 teams look for and gather from their track time data…. I use it right now to decide on pit stop strategy and which tyres to start and finish the race on, but there has got to be more things i can gather from the data. I’m open to ideas
Thanx in advance

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