Exactly this, Raymonda normally does it (and better than me I might add) but I haven't seen a thread this year on it. I always find it interesting to see who has the speedmnmracer wrote:I think this is just a fictional championship based on qualifying results.
Pole position trophy is just for whoever has most pole positions at the end of the year.
Only seeing this now.raymondu999 wrote:To be perfectly honest I was somewhat disheartened to see my favourite team and driver lag so far behind Mercedes that the thought of starting this thread got brushed off in my mind. Would you like me to carry on or would you like to do the honours?
I'm considering doing up a non-Merc championship thread too - just for kicks.
) than last year due to the increased probability of technical woes. Cars do not work in quali, cars do not work in the race, so especially for the drivers outside the Top5 the stats are gonna be flawed. Interesting none the less 
You know, rather than bumping this thread, it's easy to do the maths:JimClarkFan wrote:bump
It's not easier lol, especially when I don't have excel to hand, plus I handed over the reins R, plus I'm lazy.beelsebob wrote:You know, rather than bumping this thread, it's easy to do the maths:JimClarkFan wrote:bump
Lewis Hamilton - 118 (100) - 84.75%
Nico Rosberg - 85 (97) - 114.11%
Daniel Ricciardo - 76 (39) - 51.32%
Fernando Alonso - 39 (49) - 125.64%
Sebastian Vettel - 34 (45) - 132.35%
Valtteri Bottas - 31 (34) - 109.67%
Kevin Magnussen - 18 (20) - 111.1%
Kimi Räikkönen - 24 (17) - 70.8%
Nico Hulkenberg - 16 (37) - 231.25%
Felipe Massa - 16 (12) - 75.0%
Jean-Eric Vergne - 12 (4) - 33.3%
Sergio Perez - 10 (20) - 200.0%
Jenson Button - 10 (23) - 230.0%
Daniil Kvyat - 4 (4) - 100%
Romain Grosjean - 11 (4) - 36.36%
