Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 2:38 am
Actually this one is interesting. Autosport magazine contacted almost all living F1
drivers and asked them for their all-time (since 1950) top 10. 217 of them responded
and this is the result – no driver could vote for themselves and points were
allocated 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
=76 Peter Collins, Luigi Villoresi, Mark Webber, Mike Hailwood, ***
Pedro Rodriguez, Eddie Irvine, Andrea de Cesaris, Kazuki Nakajima
75 Pedro Lamy
74 Vitantonio Liuzzi
73 Harry Schell
72 Stefano Modena
71 Carlos Pace
70 Wolfgang von Trips
69 Maurice Trintignant
68 Hans Herrmann
67 Derek Warwick
66 Johnny Herbert
65 Jean-Pierre Beltoise
64 Chris Amon
63 Aguri Suzuki
62 Denny Hulme
61 Bruce McLaren
60 Tom Pryce
59 Felipe Massa ***
58 Jo Siffert
57 Alex Zanardi
56 Tony Maggs
55 Henri Pescarolo
54 Mike Hawthorn
53 Elio de Angelis
52 Tony Brooks
51 Juan Pablo Montoya
50 Michele Alboreto
49 Jacques Laffite
48 Lorenzo Bandini
47 Jody Scheckter
46 Piero Taruffi
45 Damon Hill
44 Didier Pironi
43 Robert Kubica ***
42 Jean Alesi
41 Jacques Villeneuve
40 Jacky Ickx
39 Riccardo Patrese
38 Jean Behra
37 Gerhard Berger
36 Clay Regazzoni
35 Stefan Bellof
34 Carlos Reutemann
33 Phil Hill
32 Giuseppe Farina
31 Alan Jones
30 Jenson Button ***
29 Francois Cevert
28 Dan Gurney
27 Froilan Gonzalez
26 Sebastian Vettel ***
25 Keke Rosberg
24 James Hunt
23 John Surtees
22 Kimi Räikkönen ***
21 Graham Hill
20 Mario Andretti
19 Ronnie Peterson
18 Jack Brabham
17 Lewis Hamilton ***
16 Alberto Ascari
15 Mika Häkkinen
14 Jochen Rindt
13 Nelson Piquet
12 Emerson Fittipaldi
11 Nigel Mansell
10 Gilles Villeneuve
9 Fernando Alonso ***
8 Stirling Moss
7 Niki Lauda
6 Jackie Stewart
5 Jim Clark
4 Alain Prost
3 Juan Manuel Fangio
2 Michael Schumacher
1 Ayrton Senna
–
Brian W Lawrence
Wantage,
Oxfordshire, UK
Brian_W_Lawre…@msn.com
Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 2:37 am
A new version of the 2010 Sporting Regulations is up on the FIA website
[may need unwrapping]:
http://www.fia.com/en-GB/sport/regulations/Pages/FIAFormulaOneWorldCh…
Includes what we already knew about (e.g. revised point structure with
illogical relationship between 6th, 7th, and 8th) and some I, at least,
did not. Changes are redlined for easy comparison with the previous
final version.
–
Mark Jackson – http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~mjackson
What’s the point of having a blog if you can’t write
about things that aren’t interesting to anybody else?
- Josh Fruhlinger
Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 2:36 am
Domenicali says an adjustment to the new points system is already
in the cards "amid suggestions of a minor tweak to give a greater
percentage separation between the first and second place scores."
Assuming the powers that be are enamored with 25 points for first
place, might I suggest they change the ordering to 25-19-14-10-7-
5-4-3-2-1 to provide a 6-5-4-3-2-1-1-1-1 arrangement of gaps? It
seems so simple once written down that I’m amazed they didn’t get
it right the first time.
–
Cheers!
Mudge
"And if California slides into the ocean like the mystics and
statistics say it will, I predict this hotel will be standing
until I pay my bill."
Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 1:40 pm
Actually this one is interesting. Autosport magazine contacted almost all living F1
drivers and asked them for their all-time (since 1950) top 10. 217 of them responded
and this is the result – no driver could vote for themselves and points were
allocated 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
=76 Peter Collins, Luigi Villoresi, Mark Webber, Mike Hailwood, ***
Pedro Rodriguez, Eddie Irvine, Andrea de Cesaris, Kazuki Nakajima
75 Pedro Lamy
74 Vitantonio Liuzzi
73 Harry Schell
72 Stefano Modena
71 Carlos Pace
70 Wolfgang von Trips
69 Maurice Trintignant
68 Hans Herrmann
67 Derek Warwick
66 Johnny Herbert
65 Jean-Pierre Beltoise
64 Chris Amon
63 Aguri Suzuki
62 Denny Hulme
61 Bruce McLaren
60 Tom Pryce
59 Felipe Massa ***
58 Jo Siffert
57 Alex Zanardi
56 Tony Maggs
55 Henri Pescarolo
54 Mike Hawthorn
53 Elio de Angelis
52 Tony Brooks
51 Juan Pablo Montoya
50 Michele Alboreto
49 Jacques Laffite
48 Lorenzo Bandini
47 Jody Scheckter
46 Piero Taruffi
45 Damon Hill
44 Didier Pironi
43 Robert Kubica ***
42 Jean Alesi
41 Jacques Villeneuve
40 Jacky Ickx
39 Riccardo Patrese
38 Jean Behra
37 Gerhard Berger
36 Clay Regazzoni
35 Stefan Bellof
34 Carlos Reutemann
33 Phil Hill
32 Giuseppe Farina
31 Alan Jones
30 Jenson Button ***
29 Francois Cevert
28 Dan Gurney
27 Froilan Gonzalez
26 Sebastian Vettel ***
25 Keke Rosberg
24 James Hunt
23 John Surtees
22 Kimi Räikkönen ***
21 Graham Hill
20 Mario Andretti
19 Ronnie Peterson
18 Jack Brabham
17 Lewis Hamilton ***
16 Alberto Ascari
15 Mika Häkkinen
14 Jochen Rindt
13 Nelson Piquet
12 Emerson Fittipaldi
11 Nigel Mansell
10 Gilles Villeneuve
9 Fernando Alonso ***
8 Stirling Moss
7 Niki Lauda
6 Jackie Stewart
5 Jim Clark
4 Alain Prost
3 Juan Manuel Fangio
2 Michael Schumacher
1 Ayrton Senna
–
Brian W Lawrence
Wantage,
Oxfordshire, UK
Brian_W_Lawre…@msn.com
Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 1:40 pm
A new version of the 2010 Sporting Regulations is up on the FIA website
[may need unwrapping]:
http://www.fia.com/en-GB/sport/regulations/Pages/FIAFormulaOneWorldCh…
Includes what we already knew about (e.g. revised point structure with
illogical relationship between 6th, 7th, and 8th) and some I, at least,
did not. Changes are redlined for easy comparison with the previous
final version.
–
Mark Jackson – http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~mjackson
What’s the point of having a blog if you can’t write
about things that aren’t interesting to anybody else?
- Josh Fruhlinger
Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 1:38 pm
Domenicali says an adjustment to the new points system is already
in the cards "amid suggestions of a minor tweak to give a greater
percentage separation between the first and second place scores."
Assuming the powers that be are enamored with 25 points for first
place, might I suggest they change the ordering to 25-19-14-10-7-
5-4-3-2-1 to provide a 6-5-4-3-2-1-1-1-1 arrangement of gaps? It
seems so simple once written down that I’m amazed they didn’t get
it right the first time.
–
Cheers!
Mudge
"And if California slides into the ocean like the mystics and
statistics say it will, I predict this hotel will be standing
until I pay my bill."
Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 10:19 am
Actually this one is interesting. Autosport magazine contacted almost all living F1
drivers and asked them for their all-time (since 1950) top 10. 217 of them responded
and this is the result – no driver could vote for themselves and points were
allocated 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
=76 Peter Collins, Luigi Villoresi, Mark Webber, Mike Hailwood, ***
Pedro Rodriguez, Eddie Irvine, Andrea de Cesaris, Kazuki Nakajima
75 Pedro Lamy
74 Vitantonio Liuzzi
73 Harry Schell
72 Stefano Modena
71 Carlos Pace
70 Wolfgang von Trips
69 Maurice Trintignant
68 Hans Herrmann
67 Derek Warwick
66 Johnny Herbert
65 Jean-Pierre Beltoise
64 Chris Amon
63 Aguri Suzuki
62 Denny Hulme
61 Bruce McLaren
60 Tom Pryce
59 Felipe Massa ***
58 Jo Siffert
57 Alex Zanardi
56 Tony Maggs
55 Henri Pescarolo
54 Mike Hawthorn
53 Elio de Angelis
52 Tony Brooks
51 Juan Pablo Montoya
50 Michele Alboreto
49 Jacques Laffite
48 Lorenzo Bandini
47 Jody Scheckter
46 Piero Taruffi
45 Damon Hill
44 Didier Pironi
43 Robert Kubica ***
42 Jean Alesi
41 Jacques Villeneuve
40 Jacky Ickx
39 Riccardo Patrese
38 Jean Behra
37 Gerhard Berger
36 Clay Regazzoni
35 Stefan Bellof
34 Carlos Reutemann
33 Phil Hill
32 Giuseppe Farina
31 Alan Jones
30 Jenson Button ***
29 Francois Cevert
28 Dan Gurney
27 Froilan Gonzalez
26 Sebastian Vettel ***
25 Keke Rosberg
24 James Hunt
23 John Surtees
22 Kimi Räikkönen ***
21 Graham Hill
20 Mario Andretti
19 Ronnie Peterson
18 Jack Brabham
17 Lewis Hamilton ***
16 Alberto Ascari
15 Mika Häkkinen
14 Jochen Rindt
13 Nelson Piquet
12 Emerson Fittipaldi
11 Nigel Mansell
10 Gilles Villeneuve
9 Fernando Alonso ***
8 Stirling Moss
7 Niki Lauda
6 Jackie Stewart
5 Jim Clark
4 Alain Prost
3 Juan Manuel Fangio
2 Michael Schumacher
1 Ayrton Senna
–
Brian W Lawrence
Wantage,
Oxfordshire, UK
Brian_W_Lawre…@msn.com
Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 10:19 am
A new version of the 2010 Sporting Regulations is up on the FIA website
[may need unwrapping]:
http://www.fia.com/en-GB/sport/regulations/Pages/FIAFormulaOneWorldCh…
Includes what we already knew about (e.g. revised point structure with
illogical relationship between 6th, 7th, and 8th) and some I, at least,
did not. Changes are redlined for easy comparison with the previous
final version.
–
Mark Jackson – http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~mjackson
What’s the point of having a blog if you can’t write
about things that aren’t interesting to anybody else?
- Josh Fruhlinger
Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 10:17 am
Domenicali says an adjustment to the new points system is already
in the cards "amid suggestions of a minor tweak to give a greater
percentage separation between the first and second place scores."
Assuming the powers that be are enamored with 25 points for first
place, might I suggest they change the ordering to 25-19-14-10-7-
5-4-3-2-1 to provide a 6-5-4-3-2-1-1-1-1 arrangement of gaps? It
seems so simple once written down that I’m amazed they didn’t get
it right the first time.
–
Cheers!
Mudge
"And if California slides into the ocean like the mystics and
statistics say it will, I predict this hotel will be standing
until I pay my bill."
Filed under: Uncategorized — admin @ 7:02 am
Actually this one is interesting. Autosport magazine contacted almost all living F1
drivers and asked them for their all-time (since 1950) top 10. 217 of them responded
and this is the result – no driver could vote for themselves and points were
allocated 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1
=76 Peter Collins, Luigi Villoresi, Mark Webber, Mike Hailwood, ***
Pedro Rodriguez, Eddie Irvine, Andrea de Cesaris, Kazuki Nakajima
75 Pedro Lamy
74 Vitantonio Liuzzi
73 Harry Schell
72 Stefano Modena
71 Carlos Pace
70 Wolfgang von Trips
69 Maurice Trintignant
68 Hans Herrmann
67 Derek Warwick
66 Johnny Herbert
65 Jean-Pierre Beltoise
64 Chris Amon
63 Aguri Suzuki
62 Denny Hulme
61 Bruce McLaren
60 Tom Pryce
59 Felipe Massa ***
58 Jo Siffert
57 Alex Zanardi
56 Tony Maggs
55 Henri Pescarolo
54 Mike Hawthorn
53 Elio de Angelis
52 Tony Brooks
51 Juan Pablo Montoya
50 Michele Alboreto
49 Jacques Laffite
48 Lorenzo Bandini
47 Jody Scheckter
46 Piero Taruffi
45 Damon Hill
44 Didier Pironi
43 Robert Kubica ***
42 Jean Alesi
41 Jacques Villeneuve
40 Jacky Ickx
39 Riccardo Patrese
38 Jean Behra
37 Gerhard Berger
36 Clay Regazzoni
35 Stefan Bellof
34 Carlos Reutemann
33 Phil Hill
32 Giuseppe Farina
31 Alan Jones
30 Jenson Button ***
29 Francois Cevert
28 Dan Gurney
27 Froilan Gonzalez
26 Sebastian Vettel ***
25 Keke Rosberg
24 James Hunt
23 John Surtees
22 Kimi Räikkönen ***
21 Graham Hill
20 Mario Andretti
19 Ronnie Peterson
18 Jack Brabham
17 Lewis Hamilton ***
16 Alberto Ascari
15 Mika Häkkinen
14 Jochen Rindt
13 Nelson Piquet
12 Emerson Fittipaldi
11 Nigel Mansell
10 Gilles Villeneuve
9 Fernando Alonso ***
8 Stirling Moss
7 Niki Lauda
6 Jackie Stewart
5 Jim Clark
4 Alain Prost
3 Juan Manuel Fangio
2 Michael Schumacher
1 Ayrton Senna
–
Brian W Lawrence
Wantage,
Oxfordshire, UK
Brian_W_Lawre…@msn.com