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  1. mpatrizio

    mpatrizio Formula Junior

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    #26 mpatrizio, Jul 9, 2007
    Is there an echo in here? :p
     
  2. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    #27 BMW.SauberF1Team, Jul 9, 2007
    Lewis: 9 podiums out of 9 races
    Kimi: 5 podiums out of 9 races. 1 retirement and 1 8th place as well.

    That should pretty much explain how 1 more win (3 vs. 2) shouldn't make you the championship leader. A smaller gap in points, yes, but not overall leader imo. Just give Kimi time and he'll be in the lead. :)
     
  3. Dino 208gt4

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    #28 Dino 208gt4, Jul 10, 2007
    You can win the CC without winning 1 race.
     
  4. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    #29 BMW.SauberF1Team, Jul 22, 2007
    After European GP:

    New system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 70 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 68 points
    3. Felipe Massa - 59 points
    4. Kimi Räikkönen - 52 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 37 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 24 points
    7. Giancarlo Fisichella - 17 points
    8. Heikki Kovalainen - 15 points
    9. Alexander Wurz - 13 points
    10. David Coultard - 8 points
    11. Mark Webber - 8 points
    12. Jarno Trulli - 7 points
    13. Nico Rosberg - 5 points
    14. Takuma Sato - 4 points
    15. Ralf Schumacher - 2 points
    16. Sebastian Vettel - 1 point
    17. Jenson Button - 1 point

    Old system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 56 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 54 points
    3. Felipe Massa - 45 points
    4. Kimi Räikkönen - 43 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 20 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 12 points
    7. Alexander Wurz - 7 points
    8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 7 points
    9. Heikki Kovalainen - 5 points
    10. Mark Webber - 4 points
    11. David Coultard - 4 points
    12. Nico Rosberg - 1 point
    13. Takuma Sato - 1 point
    14. Jarno Trulli - 1 point

    With the old points system, Jenson Button, Sebastian Vettel, and Ralf Schumacher would not have scored any points. Jarno would also be in last place with 1 point in the old system vs. 7 points today. Wurz and Fisi's positions would also be swapped.
     
  5. kraftwerk

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    #30 kraftwerk, Jul 22, 2007
    Thanks great job :)

    Steve
     
  6. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    #31 BMW.SauberF1Team, Aug 8, 2007
    Sorry for the late update. :)

    After Hungarian GP:

    New system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 80 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 73 points
    3. Kimi Räikkönen - 60 points
    4. Felipe Massa - 59 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 42 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 28 points
    7. Giancarlo Fisichella - 17 points
    8. Heikki Kovalainen - 16 points
    9. Alexander Wurz - 13 points
    10. David Coultard - 8 points
    11. Mark Webber - 8 points
    12. Jarno Trulli - 7 points
    13. Nico Rosberg - 7 points
    14. Ralf Schumacher - 5 points
    15. Takuma Sato - 4 points
    16. Sebastian Vettel - 1 point
    17. Jenson Button - 1 point

    Old system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 66 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 57 points
    3. Kimi Räikkönen - 49 points
    4. Felipe Massa - 45 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 24 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 14 points
    7. Alexander Wurz - 7 points
    8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 7 points
    9. Heikki Kovalainen - 5 points
    10. Mark Webber - 4 points
    11. David Coultard - 4 points
    12. Nico Rosberg - 1 point
    13. Takuma Sato - 1 point
    14. Jarno Trulli - 1 point
    15. Ralf Schumacher - 1 point

    With the old points system, Jenson Button and Sebastian Vettel would not have scored any points. Jarno and Ralf would both be in last place with 1 point each in the old system vs. 7 and 5 points, respectively, today. The gap between 1st and 2nd is smaller with the new system, but the gap from 2nd to 3rd is larger in the new system.
     
  7. PhilNotHill

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    #32 PhilNotHill, Aug 9, 2007
    Since the gap from second to third is larger in the NEW system, theis appears to not be in SF's favor as they are in 3rd and 4th.
     
  8. ricksb

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    #33 ricksb, Aug 9, 2007
    McLaren is firmly in control of this season. Barring a series of catastrophic failures, I don't see them losing the WDC and you have to like their chances for the WCC, although mathematically Ferrari still has a decent shot (they can hypothetically out-score McLaren by 7 points each of the six remaining races)
     
  9. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    #34 BMW.SauberF1Team, Aug 26, 2007
    After Turkey:

    New system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 84 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 79 points
    3. Felipe Massa - 69 points
    4. Kimi Räikkönen - 68 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 47 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 29 points
    7. Heikki Kovalainen - 19 points
    8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 17 points
    9. Alexander Wurz - 13 points
    10. Nico Rosberg - 9 points
    11. David Coultard - 8 points
    12. Mark Webber - 8 points
    13. Jarno Trulli - 7 points
    14. Ralf Schumacher - 5 points
    15. Takuma Sato - 4 points
    16. Sebastian Vettel - 1 point
    17. Jenson Button - 1 point

    Old system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 68 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 61 points
    3. Kimi Räikkönen - 55 points
    4. Felipe Massa - 55 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 27 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 14 points
    7. Alexander Wurz - 7 points
    8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 7 points
    9. Heikki Kovalainen - 6 points
    10. Mark Webber - 4 points
    11. David Coultard - 4 points
    12. Nico Rosberg - 1 point
    13. Takuma Sato - 1 point
    14. Jarno Trulli - 1 point
    15. Ralf Schumacher - 1 point

    With the old points system, Jenson Button and Sebastian Vettel would not have scored any points. Jarno and Ralf would both be in last place with 1 point each in the old system vs. 7 and 5 points, respectively, today. The gap between 1st and 2nd is smaller with the new system, but the gap from 2nd to 3rd is larger in the new system. Kimi and Felipe would be tied in points under the old system instead of Felipe leading by 1 in the new system. Heikki would stay behind Fisi in points under the old system instead of leading in the new system.
     
  10. ferraridude615

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    #35 ferraridude615, Aug 26, 2007
    Constructors after Turkey: McLaren 148 , Ferrari 137. Old McLaren 115, Ferrari 110. In first system Ferrari has 92% of McLarens points, while in the second it is 95%.
     
  11. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    #36 BMW.SauberF1Team, Sep 9, 2007
    After Monza:

    New system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 92 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 89 points
    3. Kimi Räikkönen - 74 points
    4. Felipe Massa - 69 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 52 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 33 points
    7. Heikki Kovalainen - 21 points
    8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 17 points
    9. Alexander Wurz - 13 points
    10. Nico Rosberg - 12 points
    11. David Coultard - 8 points
    12. Mark Webber - 8 points
    13. Jarno Trulli - 7 points
    14. Ralf Schumacher - 5 points
    15. Takuma Sato - 4 points
    16. Jenson Button - 2 point
    17. Sebastian Vettel - 1 point

    Old system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 74 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 71 points
    3. Kimi Räikkönen - 59 points
    4. Felipe Massa - 55 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 30 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 16 points
    7. Alexander Wurz - 7 points
    8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 7 points
    9. Heikki Kovalainen - 6 points
    10. Mark Webber - 4 points
    11. David Coultard - 4 points
    12. Nico Rosberg - 2 point
    13. Takuma Sato - 1 point
    14. Jarno Trulli - 1 point
    15. Ralf Schumacher - 1 point

    With the old points system, Jenson Button and Sebastian Vettel would not have scored any points. Jarno and Ralf would both be in last place with 1 point each in the old system vs. 7 and 5 points, respectively, today. The gap between 1st and 2nd is smaller with the new system (%-wise), but the gap from 2nd to 3rd is larger in the new system. Heikki would stay behind Fisi in points under the old system instead of leading in the new system.
     
  12. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    #37 BMW.SauberF1Team, Sep 16, 2007
    After Spa:

    New system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 97 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 95 points
    3. Kimi Räikkönen - 84 points
    4. Felipe Massa - 77 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 56 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 33 points
    7. Heikki Kovalainen - 22 points
    8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 17 points
    9. Nico Rosberg - 15 points
    10. Alexander Wurz - 13 points
    11. Mark Webber -10 points
    12 David Coultard - 8 points
    13. Jarno Trulli - 7 points
    14. Ralf Schumacher - 5 points
    15. Takuma Sato - 4 points
    16. Jenson Button - 2 point
    17. Sebastian Vettel - 1 point

    Old system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 77 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 75 points
    3. Kimi Räikkönen - 69 points
    4. Felipe Massa - 61 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 32 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 16 points
    7. Alexander Wurz - 7 points
    8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 7 points
    9. Heikki Kovalainen - 6 points
    10. Mark Webber - 4 points
    11. David Coultard - 4 points
    12. Nico Rosberg - 3 point
    13. Takuma Sato - 1 point
    14. Jarno Trulli - 1 point
    15. Ralf Schumacher - 1 point

    With the old points system, Jenson Button and Sebastian Vettel would not have scored any points. Jarno and Ralf would both be in last place with 1 point each in the old system vs. 7 and 5 points, respectively, today. The gap between 1st and 2nd is the same with the new system (points wise), but the gap from 2nd to 3rd is larger in the new system. Heikki would stay behind Fisi in points under the old system instead of leading in the new system.
     
  13. BMW.SauberF1Team

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    #38 BMW.SauberF1Team, Oct 8, 2007
    After China:

    New system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 107 points
    2. Fernando Alonso - 103 points
    3. Kimi Räikkönen - 100 points
    4. Felipe Massa - 86 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 58 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 35 points
    7. Heikki Kovalainen - 30 points
    8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 21 points
    9. Nico Rosberg - 15 points
    10. David Coulthard - 14 points
    11. Alexander Wurz -13 points
    12. Mark Webber - 10 points
    13. Jarno Trulli - 7 points
    14. Sebastian Vettel - 6 points
    15. Jenson Button - 6 points
    16. Ralf Schumacher - 5 points
    17. Takuma Sato - 4 points
    18. Vitantonio Liuzzi - 3 points
    19. Adrian Sutil - 1 point

    Old system:
    1. Lewis Hamilton - 87 points
    2. Kimi Räikkönen - 83 points +1
    3. Fernando Alonso - 81 points -1
    4. Felipe Massa - 66 points
    5. Nick Heidfeld - 32 points
    6. Robert Kubica - 16 points
    7. Heikki Kovalainen - 12 points
    8. Giancarlo Fisichella - 9 points
    9. Alexander Wurz - 7 points
    10. David Coultard - 7 points
    11. Mark Webber - 4 points
    12. Nico Rosberg - 3 points
    13. Sebastian Vettel - 3 points
    14. Jenson Button - 2 points
    15. Vitantonio Liuzzi - 1 point
    13. Takuma Sato - 1 point
    14. Jarno Trulli - 1 point
    15. Ralf Schumacher - 1 point

    With the old points system, Jarno and Ralf would both be in last place with 1 point each in the old system vs. 7 and 5 points, respectively, today. Nico would be in 12th with 3 points in the old system vs 9th place in the current system with 15 points. Kimi would be in 2nd place under the old system vs. 3rd in the current system. The gap for Kimi would be only 4 points vs 7 today. Should be interesting to see how this turns out! Go Kimi! :)
     
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