2010, Under the old points system

[Miguel]

Raymond! Where is the update?

The math is easy! For the top five, you have:

Webber 88
Vettel 84
Alonso 83
Lewis 79
Jenson 77

I've got the feeling I've botched it somewhere, though.

[raymondu999]

Hold your horses

Update after Suzuka!!

Webber 88
Vettel 84
Alonso 83
Lewis 79
Jenson 77
Felipe 51
Rosberg 47
Kubica 44
Schumacher 18
Sutil 15
Barrichello 13
Kobayashi 8
Petrov 6
Hulkenberg 5
Liuzzi 2
DelaRosa 2
Buemi 1
Heidfeld 1
Alguersuari 0

[raymondu999]

In old money, It doesn't matter if Korea goes or not, but Everyone up to Felipe is out of the running.

[raymondu999]

Update after Korea

Alonso 93
Webber 88
Lewis 87
Vettel 84
Jenson 77
Felipe 57
Kubica 48
Rosberg 47
Schumacher 23
Sutil 15
Barrichello 15
Kobayashi 9
Petrov 6
Hulkenberg 5
Liuzzi 5
DelaRosa 2
Buemi 1
Heidfeld 1
Alguersuari 0

[zeph]

Thanks!

(that was quick) =D>

[raymondu999]

lol. Made an excel file that sped things up. Kubi goes up again on Rosberg.Jenson has less of a disadvantage than Kimi did in 07.

[zeph]

Jenson has less of a disadvantage than Kimi did in 07.

Wow. That IS significant. Well observed.

[Miguel]

I'd argue that, actually, Jenson is more disadvantaged than Kimi was. For one, his teammate is one of the drivers ahead of him (with a one race advantage). Second, he's considerably behind not one driver, but three. These drivers are also driving a different car each, and thus it is unlikely that the three of them will encounter similar gremlins in a single track.

[marcush.]

You could see today how quick things can change.three of five did not score at all
because of driver error, strategy,and technical issue..
all you need is rain ...
Brasil has more than once shown very turbulent races......

[raymondu999]

After Brazil!!

Alonso 99
Webber 96
Vettel 94
Lewis 92
Jenson 81
Felipe 57
Rosberg 50
Kubica 48
Schumacher 25
Sutil 15
Barrichello 15
Kobayashi 9
Petrov 6
Hulkenberg 6
Liuzzi 5
DelaRosa 2
Heidfeld 1
Buemi 1
Alguersuari 0

Now, here's some food for thought, if we compare this against the 2010 points, divided by 2.5

Alonso 98.4
Webber 95.2
Vettel 92.4
Lewis 88.8
Jenson 79.6

[raymondu999]

On both scoring systems, it's bye bye Jenson Button.

Interestingly, if Vettel wins, in the old points, Alonso would need 4th to be level on points with Vettel, but in the new system, Alonso only needs 5th.

If Webber wins, Alonso 2nd place would seal up the crown for him in both points systems.

Lewis is actually better off in the old points system (relative to Alonso) than the new one.

This is a hell of a season isn't it? Roll on Abu Dhabi!!

[zeph]

Raymond!

[raymondu999]

Relax mate... It's on it's way... a bit drunk since my party (I'm a Vettel fan ) last night but the calculations should be alright:

Vettel 104
Alonso 101
Lewis 100
Webber 97
Jenson 87
Felipe 57
Rosberg 55
Kubica 52
Schumacher 25
Sutil 15
Barrichello 15
Kobayashi 9
Petrov 9
Hulkenberg 6
Liuzzi 5
DelaRosa 2
Heidfeld 1 1
Buemi 1
Alguersuari 0

[raymondu999]

Oh wow... Lewis has jumped Webber in the old points... Just noticed

[Mandrake]

Oh wow... Lewis has jumped Webber in the old points... Just noticed

As if that would matter