F1 Rejects Forum Ratings 2012

[QuickYoda41]

The start if the 2012 F1 season is very close now (yaaaaaay). My idea is that after each race we will rate the performance of the drivers, and from the average points we'll see the real result of the race.

The rules are very simple:
- The rating thread for each race will be opened some time after the chequered flag has been waved. The next 100 hours will be for the ratings to post. Then I will post the results and the standings.
- The way of rating: you can choose from a 1-10 scale (10 being the best), and no half points, please, be strong and able to decide! You're more than welcome to add some comments to your ratings, but it's not necessary in order for your ratings to be counted.
- The result of the race: Surprisingly , the driver with a higher average finishes higher. Average scores will be rounded to hundredths. If two or more drivers have the same average score:
1. A driver who was a reject before the race finishes higher than already unrejectified drivers.
2. From drivers having the same status before the race, the order will be the same as in the official F1 race results.
- The championship: first 10 will get points in the system of 20-15-11-8-6-5-4-3-2-1. I will also lead season average for the drivers, it'll be interesting to see the connection between the two.

So, what do you think, are you ready to do this? Any suggestions are also welcome and will be considered.

[Ed24]

Sounds like an interesting idea - although I think it'd make more sense to use the F1 points system.

[Sunshine_Baby_[IT]]

It's a really nice idea.

[James1978]

Sounds like an interesting idea - although I think it'd make more sense to use the F1 points system.

+1 especially for the bolded part.

[tommykl]

Great idea. And I agree it would make more sense to use the current points system.

[QuickYoda41]

Thanks for the first comments.

Points system is changed then to the current F1-system.

[tristan1117]

It would be interesting if we added this to the Predicament Predictions game as a new topic.

[Wizzie]

It would be interesting if we added this to the Predicament Predictions game as a new topic.

I'll get around to it eventually once I figure out what the hell I should call the category

[dr-baker]

Please, excuse me for being naive, but how does this vary from IIDOTR and ROTR? Surely whoever comes first and last in this would also be up for these other awards already?

[BlindCaveSalamander]

Please, excuse me for being naive, but how does this vary from IIDOTR and ROTR? Surely whoever comes first and last in this would also be up for these other awards already?

You have a point with ROTR, but IIDOTR is for highlighting the 'where the hell did that come from?' performances, such as Onyx's podium and Moreno qualifying the Andrea Moda. Vettel would've probably won quite a few of these last year, but I don't recall him winning IIDOTR once, because we expected him to dominate 90% of the time last year.

[Klon]

You have a point with ROTR, but IIDOTR is for highlighting the 'where the hell did that come from?' performances, such as Onyx's podium and Moreno qualifying the Andrea Moda. Vettel would've probably won quite a few of these last year, but I don't recall him winning IIDOTR once, because we expected him to dominate 90% of the time last year.

Well, ROTR is also related to expectations, so your argument holds true for it as well. I think in such a rating, Karthikeyan would have finished last a few times last year and how often was he Reject Of The Race?

[mario]

You have a point with ROTR, but IIDOTR is for highlighting the 'where the hell did that come from?' performances, such as Onyx's podium and Moreno qualifying the Andrea Moda. Vettel would've probably won quite a few of these last year, but I don't recall him winning IIDOTR once, because we expected him to dominate 90% of the time last year.

Well, ROTR is also related to expectations, so your argument holds true for it as well. I think in such a rating, Karthikeyan would have finished last a few times last year and how often was he Reject Of The Race?

Karthikeyan probably came close to a ROTR award after his performance in Valencia after he finished so far behind Liuzzi , although it was Tilke who was given the award in the end. It would perhaps be harsh on people like Karthikeyan though - his performance last year wasn't the best, but on the whole he did outperform the expectations that most had of him before the season (sometimes outperforming Liuzzi and putting in a surprisingly strong showing against Ricciardo).

[James1978]

THis wouldn't be related to the official Reject Of The race though would it? Since a lot of the time it's something other than a driver that gets it, such as teams/engines/tyre manufacturers/Race Control/Bernie Ecclestone etc.

[QuickYoda41]

Please, excuse me for being naive, but how does this vary from IIDOTR and ROTR? Surely whoever comes first and last in this would also be up for these other awards already?

Apart from arguments other already mentioned:

- F1 is not just about firsts and lasts - I'm a Heidfeld-fan, remember?
- IIDOTR and ROTR are awards for separate races, the ratings will build up standings which we don't have from the awards.

[wmetcalf68]

I think this is an awesome idea!

[eagleash]

It would be interesting if we added this to the Predicament Predictions game as a new topic.

I'll get around to it eventually once I figure out what the hell I should call the category

You could call it the "Need to get out more Category"

[QuickYoda41]

So, we got this thing started. Thanks for everyone who rated. 26 people rated, 2 of them only about half of the field, but as we go for average in the end, it's not necessary to have the same number of ratings for each driver.

Let's see the standings and other numbers!

Championship standings after 1 race:

1. Jenson Button 25 pts
2. Fernando Alonso 18
3. Kamui Kobayashi 15
4. Sergio Perez 12
5. Sebastian Vettel 10
6. Kimi Räikkönen 8
7. Daniel Ricciardo 6
8. Michael Schumacher 4
9. Lewis Hamilton 2
10. Mark Webber 1


Season average:

1. Jenson Button 9,67
2. Fernando Alonso 8,33
3. Kamui Kobayashi 7,94
4. Sergio Perez 7,90
5. Sebastian Vettel 7,87
6. Kimi Räikkönen 7,12
7. Daniel Ricciardo 7,08
8. Michael Schumacher 7,08
9. Lewis Hamilton 7,06
10. Mark Webber 6,96
11. Pastor Maldonado 6,69
12. Romain Grosjean 6,20
13. Jean-Eric Vergne 6,04
14. Timo Glock 6,04
15. Paul di Resta 5,83
16. Nico Hülkenberg 5,32
17. Nico Rosberg 5,13
18. Heikki Kovalainen 5,00
19. Vitaly Petrov 4,85
20. Charles Pic 4,65
21. Bruno Senna 4,23
22. Felipe Massa 2,30

Average of the race: 6,33
There'll be a ranking of the races throughout the whole season. Mind you, the highest scoring races won't necessarily be the most entertaining to watch; many times mistakes can make races more interesting.

Most lenient rater of Round 1: James1978 with an average of 6,95
Strictest rater of Round 1: The Masked Lapwing with an average of 5,59

I'll soon edit my post in the R1 Ratings topic, so you can see how ratings ranged for each driver.

[QuickYoda41]

For the next round:

I won't be home at Sunday, so will only watch the race on Monday. That means I will avoid this forum, as well. Obviously, you don't have to wait for me to start rating. Anyone who can't keep his ratings in himself/herself can open the thread for R2 provided he/she
- waits for the chequered flag to be waved
- states the rules in the opening post (1-10 scale, no half points)
- provides the drivers' list in order of car number in the opening thread to be followed.

As you have already seen, DNQd drivers are not te be rated.

[Shadaza]

Most lenient rater of Round 1: James1978 with an average of 6,95
Strictest rater of Round 1: The Masked Lapwing with an average of 5,59

That is a really narrow band there! Impressive stuff. If there was a like button for this thread, I would like it

[QuickYoda41]

Championship standings after Malaysia (18 races to go):

1. Sergio Perez 37
2. Fernando Alonso 36
3. Jenson Button 25
4. Kimi Räikkönen 20
5. Kamui Kobayashi 15
6. Bruno Senna 15
7. Jean-Eric Vergne 10
8. Sebastian Vettel 10
9. Lewis Hamilton 10
10. Daniel Ricciardo 6
11. Paul di Resta 6
12. Mark Webber 5
13. Michael Schumacher 4
14. Nico Hülkenberg 2
15. Vitaly Petrov 1
16. Pastor Maldonado 0
17. Timo Glock 0
18. Romain Grosjean 0
19. Narain Karthikeyan 0
20. Charles Pic 0
21. Nico Rosberg 0
22. Heikki Kovalainen 0
23. Pedro de la Rosa 0
24. Felipe Massa 0

Season averages after 2 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,91
2. Sergio Perez 8,71
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,39
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,00
5. Mark Webber 6,86
6. Jenson Button 6,70
7. Jean-Eric Vergne 6,68
8. Sebastian Vettel 6,56
9. Michael Schumacher 6,49
10. Paul di Resta 6,35
11. Pastor Maldonado 6,30
12. Daniel Ricciardo 6,27
13. Kamui Kobayashi 6,18
14. Bruno Senna 6,17
15. Timo Glock 6,02 (most consistent so far, scoring 6,04 in Australia and 6,00 in Malaysia )
16. Nico Hülkenberg 5,73
17. Vitaly Petrov 5,50
18. Narain Karthikeyan 5,41
19. Charles Pic 4,93
20. Heikki Kovalainen 4,78
21. Pedro de la Rosa 4,69
22. Nico Rosberg 4,48
23. Romain Grosjean 4,36
24. Felipe Massa 2,24


Highest score so far: 9,67, Button, Australia
Lowest score so far: 2,17, Massa, Malaysia

Order of races based on average score:
Australia 6,33
Malaysia 5,83

Highest average rating so far: 6,95, James1978, Australia
Lowest average rating so far: 4,79, kowalski, Malaysia

Highest score to win a race: 9,67, Button, Australia
Lowest score to win a race: 9,52, Perez, Malaysia

Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 7,90, Perez, Australia
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,94, Kobayashi, Australia

Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,69, Maldonado, Australia
Lowest score to score a point: 6,14, Hülkenberg/Petrov, Malaysia


All this stats will be far more interesting after a couple of races. Also, the standings aren't going to be this far from the season average, I suppose.

[kowalski]

Great work!

What was the top 10 from Malaysia?

[QuickYoda41]

You can find it in the Malaysia topic:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4848

[QuickYoda41]

Thanks for all the raters of the Chinese GP. I have to admit I thought the small teams' drivers will have a better chance to score here. Well, after all, Petrov has already a point. We'll see, how it goes on.

Championship standings after China (17 races to go):

1. Jenson Button 43
2. Fernando Alonso 38
3. Sergio Perez 37
4. Bruno Senna 27
5. Nico Rosberg 25
6. Lewis Hamilton 25
7. Kimi Räikkönen 20
8. Sebastian Vettel 16
9. Kamui Kobayashi 15
10. Mark Webber 13
11. Jean-Eric Vergne 10
12. Romain Grosjean 10
13. Daniel Ricciardo 6
14. Paul di Resta 6
15. Michael Schumacher 5
16. Pastor Maldonado 4
17. Nico Hülkenberg 2
18. Vitaly Petrov 1
19. Felipe Massa 0
20. Timo Glock 0
21. Narain Karthikeyan 0
22. Pedro de la Rosa 0
23. Charles Pic 0
24. Heikki Kovalainen 0

Season averages after 3 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,15
2. Sergio Perez 7,53
3. Lewis Hamilton 7,22
4. Jenson Button 7,21
5. Mark Webber 7,01
6. Kimi Räikkönen 6,76
7. Sebastian Vettel 6,69
8. Bruno Senna 6,61
9. Pastor Maldonado 6,45
10. Michael Schumacher 6,42
11. Jean-Eric Vergne 6,30
12. Nico Rosberg 6,27
13. Kamui Kobayashi 6,09
14. Paul di Resta 6,02
15. Timo Glock 5,71
16. Daniel Ricciardo 5,48
17. Vitaly Petrov 5,48
18. Romain Grosjean 5,35
19. Nico Hülkenberg 5,18
20. Narain Karthikeyan 5,05
21. Pedro de la Rosa 4,98
22. Charles Pic 4,89
23. Heikki Kovalainen 4,67
24. Felipe Massa 3,34


Highest score so far: 9,86, Rosberg, China
Lowest score so far: 2,17, Massa, Malaysia

Order of races based on average score:
Australia 6,33
Malaysia 5,83

Highest average rating so far: 6,95, James1978, Australia
Lowest average rating so far: 4,79, kowalski, Malaysia

Highest score to win a race: 9,86, Rosberg, China
Lowest score to win a race: 9,52, Perez, Malaysia

Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 7,90, Perez, Australia
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China

Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,69, Maldonado, Australia
Lowest score to score a point: 6,14, Hülkenberg/Petrov, Malaysia

[QuickYoda41]

Standings and statistics are now updated. Bahrain had the lowest winning score so far, and a couple of other records.

Championship standings after Bahrain (16 races to go):

1. Fernando Alonso 44
2. Jenson Button 43
3. Sebastian Vettel 41
4. Kimi Räikkönen 38
5. Sergio Perez 37
6. Bruno Senna 27
7. Lewis Hamilton 26
8. Nico Rosberg 25
9. Romain Grosjean 25
10. Mark Webber 21
11. Paul di Resta 18
12. Kamui Kobayashi 15
13. Jean-Eric Vergne 10
14. Felipe Massa 10
15. Michael Schumacher 9
16. Daniel Ricciardo 6
17. Pastor Maldonado 4
18. Vitaly Petrov 3
19. Nico Hülkenberg 2
20. Timo Glock 0
21. Heikki Kovalainen 0
22. Pedro de la Rosa 0
23. Charles Pic 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0

Season averages after 4 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 7,83
2. Kimi Räikkönen 7,34
3. Sebastian Vettel 7,31
4. Mark Webber 6,98
5. Lewis Hamilton 6,93
6. Sergio Perez 6,91
7. Jenson Button 6,80
8. Paul di Resta 6,65
9. Michael Schumacher 6,43
10. Bruno Senna 6,27
11. Romain Grosjean 6,18
12. Pastor Maldonado 6,16
13. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,93
14. Kamui Kobayashi 5,84
15. Nico Rosberg 5,68
16. Vitaly Petrov 5,63
17. Timo Glock 5,49
18. Pedro de la Rosa 5,18
19. Charles Pic 4,98
20. Narain Karthikeyan 4,95
21. Heikki Kovalainen 4,92
22. Nico Hülkenberg 4,90
23. Daniel Ricciardo 4,87
24. Felipe Massa 4,30


Highest score so far: 9,86, Rosberg, China
Lowest score so far: 2,17, Massa, Malaysia

Order of races based on average score:
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Bahrain 5,97
Malaysia 5,83

Highest average rating so far: 6,95, James1978, Australia
Lowest average rating so far: 4,79, kowalski, Malaysia

Highest score to win a race: 9,86, Rosberg, China
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain

Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,55, Di Resta, Bahrain
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China

Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,69, Maldonado, Australia
Lowest score to score a point: 6,05, Hamilton, Bahrain

[QuickYoda41]

Standings and statistics are now updated after Spain. Alonso is starting to build a nice lead, even though he's still to win a round. With Webber failing to score for the first time, Alonso and Hamilton are now the only two drivers always in the points.

Championship standings after Spain (15 races to go):

1. Fernando Alonso 62
2. Kimi Räikkönen 50 +2
3. Sebastian Vettel 49
4. Jenson Button 43 -2
5. Sergio Perez 37
6. Lewis Hamilton 36 +1
7. Romain Grosjean 31 +2
8. Kamui Kobayashi 30 +4
9. Pastor Maldonado 29 +8
10. Bruno Senna 27 -4
11. Nico Rosberg 26 -3
12. Mark Webber 21 -2
13. Paul di Resta 18 -2
14. Jean-Eric Vergne 10 -1
15. Felipe Massa 10 -1
16. Michael Schumacher 9 -1
17. Daniel Ricciardo 6 -1
18. Heikki Kovalainen 4 +3
19. Nico Hülkenberg 4
20. Vitaly Petrov 3 -2
21. Pedro de la Rosa 0 +1
22. Timo Glock 0 -2
23. Charles Pic 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0

Season averages after 5 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,03
2. Kimi Räikkönen 7,52
3. Sebastian Vettel 7,33
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,12 +1
5. Pastor Maldonado 6,93 +7
6. Sergio Perez 6,53
7. Mark Webber 6,42 -3
8. Romain Grosjean 6,37 +3
9. Kamui Kobayashi 6,34 +5
10. Jenson Button 6,32 -3
11. Paul di Resta 6,16 -3
12. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,81 +1
13. Nico Rosberg 5,71 +2
14. Michael Schumacher 5,63 -5
15. Bruno Senna 5,57 -5
16. Vitaly Petrov 5,53
17. Timo Glock 5,34
18. Pedro de la Rosa 5,22
19. Heikki Kovalainen 5,21 +2
20. Nico Hülkenberg 5,18 +2
21. Daniel Ricciardo 4,83 +2
22. Charles Pic 4,79 -3
23. Narain Karthikeyan 4,37 -3
24. Felipe Massa 4,00


Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 2,17, Massa, Malaysia

Order of races based on average score:
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Bahrain 5,97
Malaysia 5,83
Spain 5,58

Highest average rating so far: 6,95, James1978, Australia
Lowest average rating so far: 4,79, kowalski, Malaysia

Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain

Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,55, Di Resta, Bahrain
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China

Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,69, Maldonado, Australia
Lowest score to score a point: 5,82, Rosberg, Spain

[jackanderton]

Good work!

[QuickYoda41]

Standings and statistics are now updated after Monaco. Maldonado appears in a new category, very close to his 10,00.

Championship standings after Monaco (14 races to go):

1. Fernando Alonso 77
2. Sebastian Vettel 59 +1
3. Kimi Räikkönen 50 -1
4. Mark Webber 46 +8
5. Nico Rosberg 44 +6
6. Jenson Button 43 -2
7. Sergio Perez 37 -2
8. Lewis Hamilton 37 -2
9. Romain Grosjean 31 -2
10. Kamui Kobayashi 30 -2
11. Pastor Maldonado 29 -2
12. Bruno Senna 27 -2
13. Paul di Resta 24
14. Felipe Massa 18 +1
15. Heikki Kovalainen 16 +3
16. Jean-Eric Vergne 12 -2
17. Michael Schumacher 9 -1
18. Nico Hülkenberg 8 +1
19. Daniel Ricciardo 6 -2
20. Vitaly Petrov 3
21. Pedro de la Rosa 0
22. Timo Glock 0
23. Charles Pic 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0

Season averages after 5 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,06
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,41 +1
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,05 -1
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,00
5. Mark Webber 6,89 +2
6. Sergio Perez 6,32
7. Paul di Resta 6,28 +4
8. Nico Rosberg 6,13 +5
9. Kamui Kobayashi 6,08
10. Pastor Maldonado 6,02 -5
11. Romain Grosjean 5,97 -3
12. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,93
13. Michael Schumacher 5,72 +1
14. Heikki Kovalainen 5,68 +5
15. Jenson Button 5,63 -5
16. Bruno Senna 5,58 -1
17. Nico Hülkenberg 5,43 +3
18. Vitaly Petrov 5,37 -2
19. Timo Glock 5,36 -2
20. Pedro de la Rosa 5,33 -2
21. Daniel Ricciardo 4,74
22. Charles Pic 4,72
23. Felipe Massa 4,59 +1
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,23 -1


Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,46, Maldonado, Monaco

Order of races based on average score:
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Bahrain 5,97
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Spain 5,58

Highest average rating so far: 6,95, James1978, Australia
Lowest average rating so far: 4,79, kowalski, Malaysia

Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain

Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,55, Di Resta, Bahrain
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China

Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,69, Maldonado, Australia
Lowest score to score a point: 5,82, Rosberg, Spain

[QuickYoda41]

Just to notify you, I won't be around in the hours after the race, so feel free to open a rating thread for the Canadian race.

Also, I ask everyone to keep the car-number based order in their rating post, it's way easier for me that way to work out the results.

[QuickYoda41]

Standings and statistics are now updated after Canada. Alonso, Vettel and Hamilton are the top 3 now in every way. First Round winner Jenson Button is now down to 20th in season average.


Championship standings after Canada (13 races to go):

1. Fernando Alonso 87
2. Sebastian Vettel 71
3. Lewis Hamilton 62 +5
4. Sergio Perez 55 +3
5. Nico Rosberg 50
6. Kimi Räikkönen 50 -3
7. Mark Webber 46 -3
8. Romain Grosjean 46 +1
9. Jenson Button 43 -3
10. Kamui Kobayashi 34
11. Pastor Maldonado 29
12. Bruno Senna 27
13. Paul di Resta 25
14. Heikki Kovalainen 18 +1
15. Felipe Massa 18 -1
16. Jean-Eric Vergne 12
17. Michael Schumacher 9
18. Pedro de la Rosa 8 +3
19. Nico Hülkenberg 8 -1
20. Daniel Ricciardo 6 -1
21. Vitaly Petrov 3 -1
22. Timo Glock 0
23. Charles Pic 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0


Season averages after 5 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 7,94
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,38
3. Lewis Hamilton 7,36 +1
4. Kimi Räikkönen 6,85 -1
5. Sergio Perez 6,75 +1
6. Mark Webber 6,73 -1
7. Romain Grosjean 6,41 +4
8. Paul di Resta 6,23 -1
9. Nico Rosberg 6,17 -1
10. Kamui Kobayashi 6,13 -1
11. Pastor Maldonado 5,85 -1
12. Heikki Kovalainen 5,72 +2
13. Michael Schumacher 5,68
14. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,67 -2
15. Pedro de la Rosa 5,56 +5
16. Nico Hülkenberg 5,38 +1
17. Vitaly Petrov 5,36 +1
18. Timo Glock 5,21 +1
19. Bruno Senna 5,18 -3
20. Jenson Button 5,05 -5
21. Daniel Ricciardo 4,71
22. Charles Pic 4,70
23. Felipe Massa 4,66
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,18


Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,46, Maldonado, Monaco

Order of races based on average score:
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Bahrain 5,97
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Spain 5,58

Highest average rating so far: 6,95, James1978, Australia
Lowest average rating so far: 4,79, kowalski, Malaysia

Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain

Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,55, Di Resta, Bahrain
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China

Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,69, Maldonado, Australia
Lowest score to score a point: 5,82, Rosberg, Spain

[QuickYoda41]

Championship standings after Valencia (12 races to go):

1. Fernando Alonso 112
2. Sebastian Vettel 89
3. Lewis Hamilton 62
4. Romain Grosjean 61 +4
5. Mark Webber 58 +2
6. Kimi Räikkönen 58
7. Sergio Perez 55 -3
8. Nico Rosberg 50 -3
9. Jenson Button 43
10. Kamui Kobayashi 34
11. Pastor Maldonado 29
12. Bruno Senna 27
13. Paul di Resta 27
14. Michael Schumacher 19 +3
15. Heikki Kovalainen 19 -1
16. Felipe Massa 18 -1
17. Nico Hülkenberg 14 +2
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 12 -2
19. Pedro de la Rosa 8 -1
20. Vitaly Petrov 7 +1
21. Daniel Ricciardo 6 -1
22. Timo Glock 0
23. Charles Pic 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0


Season averages after 8 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,17
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,59
3. Lewis Hamilton 7,30
4. Kimi Räikkönen 7,01
5. Mark Webber 6,97 +1
6. Romain Grosjean 6,72 +1
7. Sergio Perez 6,60 -2
8. Paul di Resta 6,36
9. Nico Rosberg 6,16
10. Michael Schumacher 6,05 +3
11. Pastor Maldonado 5,91
12. Heikki Kovalainen 5,90
13. Kamui Kobayashi 5,86 -3
14. Nico Hülkenberg 5,71 +2
15. Vitaly Petrov 5,66 +2
16. Pedro de la Rosa 5,63 -1
17. Timo Glock 5,21 +1
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,19 -4
19. Bruno Senna 5,07
20. Jenson Button 4,94
21. Charles Pic 4,74 +1
22. Daniel Ricciardo 4,73 -1
23. Felipe Massa 4,68
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,24


Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,46, Maldonado, Monaco

Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Bahrain 5,97
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Spain 5,58

Highest average rating so far: 7,22, Pamphlet, Europe
Lowest average rating so far: 4,79, kowalski, Malaysia

Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain

Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,65, Webber, Europe
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China

Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,87, Hamilton, Europe
Lowest score to score a point: 5,82, Rosberg, Spain


Rater averages (among those who rated at least half of the races so far):
James1978 6,45
Pamphlet 6,36
Dj_bereta 6,28
tommykl 6,27
Shadaza 6,18
Ed24 6,08
Priceless 6,06
redbulljack14 6,04
DOSBoot 6,03
jackanderton 5,99
pasta_maldonado 5,98
BlindClaveSalamander 5,96
BaconLettuceNinja 5,94
QuickYoda41 5,92
the Masked Lapwing 5,91
AdrianSutil 5,84
Klon 5,81
tristan1117 5,81
Sublime_FA11C 5,76
GwilymJJames 5,76
AndreaModa 5,72
Dan B 5,71
DanielPT 5,69
East Londoner 5,56
eurobrun 5,34

[QuickYoda41]

Championship standings after Silverstone (11 races to go):

1. Fernando Alonso 130
2. Sebastian Vettel 99
3. Mark Webber 83 +2
4. Romain Grosjean 76
5. Kimi Räikkönen 66 +1
6. Lewis Hamilton 64 -3
7. Sergio Perez 55
8. Nico Rosberg 50
9. Jenson Button 43
10. Kamui Kobayashi 34
11. Bruno Senna 31 +1
12. Felipe Massa 30 +4
13. Pastor Maldonado 29 -2
14. Paul di Resta 27 -1
15. Michael Schumacher 25 -1
16. Heikki Kovalainen 19
17. Nico Hülkenberg 15
18. Jean-Eric Vergne 12
19. Pedro de la Rosa 8
20. Vitaly Petrov 7
21. Daniel Ricciardo 6
22. Timo Glock 0
23. Charles Pic 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0


Season averages after 9 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,24
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,57
3. Mark Webber 7,25 +2
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,25 -1
5. Kimi Räikkönen 7,02 -1
6. Romain Grosjean 6,90
7. Sergio Perez 6,48
8. Paul di Resta 6,16
9. Michael Schumacher 6,13 +1
10. Heikki Kovalainen 5,85 +2
11. Nico Rosberg 5,81 -2
12. Kamui Kobayashi 5,75 +1
13. Nico Hülkenberg 5,68 +1
14. Pastor Maldonado 5,61 -3
15. Pedro de la Rosa 5,58 +1
16. Vitaly Petrov 5,57 -1
17. Bruno Senna 5,25 +2
18. Timo Glock 5,20 -1
19. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,17 -1
20. Felipe Massa 5,05 +3
21. Jenson Button 4,95 -1
22. Daniel Ricciardo 4,75
23. Charles Pic 4,75 -2
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,28


Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,46, Maldonado, Monaco

Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Bahrain 5,97
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Spain 5,58

Highest average rating so far: 7,22, Pamphlet, Europe
Lowest average rating so far: 4,79, kowalski, Malaysia

Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain

Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,65, Webber, Europe
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China

Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,87, Hamilton, Europe
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain

[SuperAguri]

Question - In Round 8 (European GP) Glock was a DNS (although technically a DNQ) and is not rated at all. In Round 9 (British GP), Petrov failed to make it to the grid and 7 people including myself out of 20 rated him NA as he was a DNS. So what is the rule for rating someone who DNSed? It seems that DNQs do not get rated.

[AdrianSutil]

Question - In Round 8 (European GP) Glock was a DNS (although technically a DNQ) and is not rated at all. In Round 9 (British GP), Petrov failed to make it to the grid and 7 people including myself out of 20 rated him NA as he was a DNS. So what is the rule for rating someone who DNSed? It seems that DNQs do not get rated.

Petrov actually made it to the grid and started in last place. He did one very slow lap before returning to the pits to retire. So he actually competed in the race. The reason why I gave a N/A is it's hardly Petrov's fault if the car fails before the race and he is unable to do anything about it.

[Wizzie]

Question - In Round 8 (European GP) Glock was a DNS (although technically a DNQ) and is not rated at all. In Round 9 (British GP), Petrov failed to make it to the grid and 7 people including myself out of 20 rated him NA as he was a DNS. So what is the rule for rating someone who DNSed? It seems that DNQs do not get rated.

Petrov actually made it to the grid and started in last place. He did one very slow lap before returning to the pits to retire. So he actually competed in the race. The reason why I gave a N/A is it's hardly Petrov's fault if the car fails before the race and he is unable to do anything about it.

Nah. The engine blew up on the sighting lap half an hour before the start and we didn't see either Caterham for the rest of the afternoon after that point.

[QuickYoda41]

It's hard to find the line who should or shouldn't be rated, but as more than half of the raters actually gave a mark to Petrov, he was included in the result. Also, he was set to compete in the race, just had a really early problem with the car. Glock and the HRTs in Australia were never to compete on Sunday, so they weren't included in the list.

[SuperAguri]

Maybe it should be at least starting the race, as the Petrov marks did range from 1 to 8 (just because he outqualified Kovi....) which seems quite a wide margin for someone who failed to even start the warm up lap... I am sure if his car failed as he started he would have got a much lower rating then he did so. If you took all the NAs and marked them as 1, then the average would fall to 3.5...

[QuickYoda41]

I think, his ratings would had been quite the same had his engine failed on the 2nd lap. In Monaco, De La Rosa was rated really high just for his qualifying efforts after Maldonado rammed into him.

As for the big range, some finished drivers also had similar after a few races.

[QuickYoda41]

Championship standings after Hungary (9 races to go):

1. Fernando Alonso 163
2. Sebastian Vettel 109
3. Kimi Räikkönen 94
4. Lewis Hamilton 89
5. Romain Grosjean 88
6. Mark Webber 83
7. Sergio Perez 67
8. Jenson Button 62
9. Kamui Kobayashi 52
10. Nico Rosberg 50
11. Bruno Senna 46
12. Felipe Massa 30
13. Pastor Maldonado 29
14. Paul di Resta 27
15. Michael Schumacher 27
16. Heikki Kovalainen 21
17. Nico Hülkenberg 17
18. Vitaly Petrov 15
19. Pedro de la Rosa 14
20. Jean-Eric Vergne 12
21. Charles Pic 10
22. Daniel Ricciardo 6
23. Timo Glock 0
24. Narain Karthikeyan 0


Season averages after 11 races:
1. Fernando Alonso 8,25
2. Sebastian Vettel 7,42
3. Kimi Räikkönen 7,29
4. Lewis Hamilton 7,15
5. Mark Webber 6,82
6. Romain Grosjean 6,58
7. Sergio Perez 6,51
8. Paul di Resta 6,01
9. Kamui Kobayashi 5,87
10. Heikki Kovalainen 5,81
11. Michael Schumacher 5,78
12. Nico Hülkenberg 5,77
13. Nico Rosberg 5,74
14. Vitaly Petrov 5,73
15. Pedro de la Rosa 5,64
16. Jenson Button 5,42
17. Bruno Senna 5,35
18. Pastor Maldonado 5,28
19. Charles Pic 5,09
20. Jean-Eric Vergne 5,06
21. Felipe Massa 4,90
22. Timo Glock 4,86
23. Daniel Ricciardo 4,80
24. Narain Karthikeyan 4,24


Highest score so far: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score so far: 1,46, Maldonado, Monaco

Order of races based on average score:
Europe 6,42
Australia 6,33
China 6,06
Bahrain 5,97
Germany 5,87
Britain 5,84
Malaysia 5,83
Monaco 5,74
Canada 5,70
Hungary 5,63
Spain 5,58

Highest average rating so far: 7,22, Pamphlet, Europe
Lowest average rating so far: 4,46, Shizuka, Hungary

Highest score to win a race: 10,00, Maldonado, Spain
Lowest score to win a race: 9,18, Vettel, Bahrain

Highest score not enough for a podium finish: 8,65, Webber, Europe
Lowest score for a podium finish: 7,68, Hamilton, China

Highest score not enough for scoring a point: 6,87, Hamilton, Europe
Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain

[mdaclarke]

"Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain"

Hulkenburg finished 12th in Britain.

[tommykl]

"Lowest score to score a point: 5,50, Hülkenberg, Britain"

Hulkenburg finished 12th in Britain.

By scoring a point, he means finishing in the top ten on average ratings for a race