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by **Bleu** » 21 Dec 2010, 05:00

Another idea what came to my mind. In this alternative championship, there is no elimination of any kind. However, the winner is always the one who takes lowest point-scoring position and so on. The original winner is 5th in early days, 6th until 2002, 8th in 2003-09 and 10th in 2010. There are some exceptions to this rule: if there are less classified finishers than eligible point-scoring positions, drivers climb up. So Patrick Friesacher is the winner of 2005 US GP with Michael Schumacher finishing 6th (it takes while to get there but it was a small spoiler for that)

So, let's start.
1950 (2-3-4-6-8 for top 5, best four results count)
Louis Rosier 22 (1 win, 1 2nd, 2 3rd)
Prince Bira 14 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Luigi Fagioli 13 (16) (1 3rd)
Alberto Ascari 12,5 (1 win)
Philippe Etancelin 12 (2 wins*)
Giuseppe Farina 12 (1 2nd)
Felice Bonetto 8 (1 win)
Yves Giraud-Cabantous 6 (1 2nd)
Raymond Sommer 6 (1 2nd)
Cecil Green 6 (1 2nd)
Robert Manzon 6 (1 2nd)
Juan Manuel Fangio 6 (3 5th)
Joie Chitwood 4 (1 win*)
Tony Bettenhausen 4 (1 win*)
Eugene Chaboud 4 (1 win*)
Reg Parnell 4 (1 3rd)
Louis Chiron 4 (1 3rd)
Mauri Rose 4 (1 3rd)
Peter Whitehead 4 (1 3rd)
Bill Holland 3 (1 4th)
Johnnie Parsons 2 (1 5th)
Dorino Serafini 1,5 (1 4th*)

by **James1978** » 21 Dec 2010, 05:37

I love alternative championships. Can't wait to see how this pans out in later years but instantly I've thought of at least one reject legend who wins a race. ;-)

by **JeremyMcClean** » 21 Dec 2010, 06:01

I know someone from Hungary that could win a race...

by **Bleu** » 21 Dec 2010, 06:20

On with 1951. No more today.
Giuseppe Farina 20 (22) (1 win, 1 2nd, 2 3rd*)
Luigi Villoresi 20 (24) (2 2nd, 2 3rd)
Piero Taruffi 19 (2 wins)
Felice Bonetto 16 (1 win, 1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Reg Parnell 14 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Alberto Ascari 13 (14,5) (1 2nd)
Jose Froilan Gonzalez 12 (13,5) (1 3rd)
Juan Manuel Fangio 10 (11)(2 4th)
Emmanuel de Graffenried 8 (1 win)
Bobby Ball 8 (1 win)
Yves Giraud-Cabantous 8 (1 win)
Consalvo Sanesi 6 (1 2nd)
Andy Linden 6 (1 2nd)
Louis Rosier 6 (1 2nd)
Mike Nazaruk 3 (1 4th)
Jack McGrath 2 (1 3rd*)
Manuel Ayulo 2 (1 3rd*)
Lee Wallard 2 (1 5th)
Luigi Fagioli 1 (1 5th*)

Villoresi scored more but net points decide and Farina wins the title with better record. Taruffi was only to win twice, only to lose title.

by **James1978** » 21 Dec 2010, 08:05

So this year, the 10th placed driver will effectively be the race winner? Interesting.......

by **watka** » 21 Dec 2010, 08:52

JeremyMcClean wrote:I know someone from Hungary that could win a race...

OMG. Or should that be OMHWNSNBM?

by **tommykl** » 21 Dec 2010, 20:01

Rejects who have scored points automatically get podiums, don't they?

Awesome.

by **James1978** » 21 Dec 2010, 22:12

Bleu, I'll post my predictions to you for champions the 80s, 90s and 00s in time when I've thought about it, but I'm thinking most about this year, as to who finished in 8th, 9th and 10th most often. I'm thinking the favourites are Schumacher, Barrichello (ironic given how they were at Ferrari!), Hulkenberg, Sutil (!), and maybe even....hold your breath.......Kobayashi (his rubbish start to the year might scupper him though)!! I'd say outside chances for Rosberg, Kubica and maybe even Liuzzi.

by **BlindCaveSalamander** » 21 Dec 2010, 23:26

James1978 wrote:Bleu, I'll post my predictions to you for champions the 80s, 90s and 00s in time when I've thought about it, but I'm thinking most about this year, as to who finished in 8th, 9th and 10th most often. I'm thinking the favourites are Schumacher, Barrichello (ironic given how they were at Ferrari!), Hulkenberg, Sutil (!), and maybe even....hold your breath.......Kobayashi (his rubbish start to the year might scupper him though)!! I'd say outside chances for Rosberg, Kubica and maybe even Liuzzi.

If Liuzzi wins that one, I'll eat my hat.

by **James1978** » 21 Dec 2010, 23:39

I'm putting my virtual money on Sutil having thought about it (that would be WAY cooler than Rubens or Schumi winning it)!!!

by **Bleu** » 22 Dec 2010, 02:42

tommykl wrote:Rejects who have scored points automatically get podiums, don't they?
Awesome.

With the top 6 system always. With 2010 points system would not always be, string of 7th would not help with unrejectifying, neither would be podium here.

1952
Robert Manzon 18 (1 win, 1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Mike Hawthorn 16 (2 2nd, 1 3rd)
Piero Taruffi 15 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Giuseppe Farina 15 (18) (1 2nd)
Jean Behra 12 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Alan Brown 8 (1 win)
Art Cross 8 (1 win)
Paul Frere 8 (1 win)
Maurice Trintignant 8 (1 win)
Eric Thompson 8 (1 win)
Felice Bonetto 8 (1 win)
Luigi Villoresi 8 (2 3rd)
Alberto Ascari 8 (12) (4 5th)
Rudi Fischer 7 (1 3rd)
Ken Wharton 6 (1 2nd)
Duane Carter 6 (1 2nd)
Dennis Poore 6 (1 2nd)
Sam Hanks 4 (1 3rd)
Jim Rathmann 3 (1 4th)
Jose Froilan Gonzalez 3 (1 4th)
Troy Ruttman 2 (1 5th)

by **Bleu** » 22 Dec 2010, 17:32

1953
Mike Hawthorn 26 (36) (1 win, 3 2nd)
Emmanuel de Graffenried 22 (2 wins, 1 2nd)
Giuseppe Farina 18 (23) (1 win, 1 3rd)
Maurice Trintignant 16 (2 wins)
Jose Froilan Gonzalez 16 (1 2nd, 3 3rd*)
Juan Manuel Fangio 12 (1 2nd*, 3 4th)
Alberto Ascari 12 (16) (1 2nd, 3 5th)
Felice Bonetto 11 (2 2nd*, 1 3rd*)
Luigi Villoresi 10 (1 3rd)
Oscar Galvez 8 (1 win)
Jack McGrath 8 (1 win)
Hermann Lang 8 (1 win)
Onofre Marimon 4 (1 3rd)
Fred Agabashian 3 (1 2nd*)
Paul Russo 3 (1 2nd*)
Art Cross 3 (1 4th)
Sam Hanks 2 (1 3rd*)
Duane Carter 2 (1 3rd*)
Bill Vukovich 2 (1 5th)

by **Bleu** » 22 Dec 2010, 20:04

1954
Maurice Trintignant 29 (2 wins, 1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Karl Kling 17 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Sergio Mantovani 16 (2 wins)
Juan Manuel Fangio 16 (22)(1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Jose Froilan Gonzalez 14 (15,5) (1 2nd*, 2 3rd*)
Roberto Mieres 12 (2 2nd)
Mike Hawthorn 11,5 (1 2nd*)
Hans Herrmann 10 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Elie Bayol 8 (1 win)
Mike Nazaruk 8 (1 win)
Andre Pilette 8 (1 win)
Luigi Villoresi 8 (1 win)
Prince Bira 6 (1 2nd)
Jack McGrath 4 (1 3rd)
Stirling Moss 4 (1 3rd)
Robert Manzon 4 (1 3rd)
Onofre Marimon 4 (1 3rd)
Troy Ruttman 3 (1 2nd*)
Duane Carter 3 (1 2nd*)
Giuseppe Farina 3 (1 4th)
Jimmy Bryan 3 (1 4th)
Luigi Musso 3 (1 4th)
Umberto Maglioli 2 (1 3rd*)
Bill Vukovich 2 (1 5th)

The most dominating title to date. Trintignant wrapped it up in penultimate round at Monza.

by **James1978** » 22 Dec 2010, 23:48

James1978 wrote:I'm putting my virtual money on Sutil having thought about it (that would be WAY cooler than Rubens or Schumi winning it)!!!

Changed my mind, Sutil only had one 10th place. Barrichello had three so it'll more likely be him. Boo.

by **Phoenix** » 23 Dec 2010, 00:01

Giuseppe Farina World Champion in 1951? I claim a refunding :twisted:

by **JeremyMcClean** » 23 Dec 2010, 02:27

Phoenix wrote:Giuseppe Farina World Champion in 1951? I claim a refunding

Silly people... what where they smoking back then that made them to count only a part of the championship?

by **Phoenix** » 23 Dec 2010, 05:50

JeremyMcClean wrote:
Phoenix wrote:Giuseppe Farina World Champion in 1951? I claim a refunding

Silly people... what where they smoking back then that made them to count only a part of the championship?

Theoretically, the point was to make drivers be more aggresive in the races, because winning was much more important than being consistent with that points system (just ask Alain Prost for his 1988 season...)

by **Bleu** » 23 Dec 2010, 20:57

1955
Roberto Mieres 18 (2 wins*, 1 2nd)
Eugenio Castellotti 15 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Giuseppe Farina 12,33 (1 2nd, 1 3rdx)
Jean Behra 12 (1 win*, 1 2nd, 1 3rd*)
Luigi Musso 12 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Juan Manuel Fangio 11 (1 4th)
Stirling Moss 10 (1 2ndx)
Piero Taruffi 9 (1 2nd)
Luigi Villoresi 8 (1 win)
Carlos Menditeguy 8 (1 win)
Karl Kling 6 (1 2ndx, 1 3rd)
Johnny Thomson 6 (1 2nd)
Paul Frere 6 (1 2nd)
Maurice Trintignant 4,33 (1 3rdx)
Walt Faulkner 4 (1 win*)
Bill Homeier 4 (1 win*)
Jimmy Davies 4 (1 3rd)
Cesare Perdisa 2 (1 3rd*)
Hans Hermann 2 (1 2ndx)
Bob Sweikert 2 (1 5th)
Tony Bettenhausen 1,5 (1 4th*)
Paul Russo 1,5 (1 4th*)
Umberto Maglioli 1,33 (1 3rdx)
Jose Froilan Gonzalez 1 (1 4thx)

Some confusive results due to cars being shared by not two but three drivers in Argentina. Those are marked with x. Farina and Trintignant scored points in two different cars there.

by **James1978** » 23 Dec 2010, 22:16

The 1955 Argentine GP confused the life out of me when doing my alternative championship for that year!

Anyway, here are my predictions for 1981 onwards (I've hidden these for people who don't want to be spoiled, but want to see how many I can get right for the years I'm familiar with). Anyone who wants to read them can highlight them!

1981 De Angelis
1982 Alboreto
1983 Laffite
1984 Arnoux
1985 De Angelis
1986 Prost (may sound odd but he got 2 6ths and scored in nearly every race, any dropped scores will be his wins)
1987 Johansson
1988 Boutsen
1989 Warwick (may sound strange but can't think of anyone else who got regular minor points scores)
1990 Piquet
1991 Piquet again
1992 Hakkinen
1993 Brundle (!!!!!)
1994 Alesi (that's a tough one, similar to 1989)
1995 Frentzen
1996 Hakkinen
1997 Alesi
1998 Villeneuve (this he was the most regular scorer of the Williams/Benetton/Jordan "chasing pack")
1999 Irvine (only two races he missed the points)
2000 Villeneuve
2001 Heidfeld !!!!!
2002 Coulthard (two all-important 6ths early in the year and regular points from then on)
2003 Webber (lots of 6ths and 7ths may compensate for no 8ths)
2004 Fisichella
2005 Ralf Schumacher
2006 Heidfeld again!!!!
2007 Kovalainen
2008 Webber
2009 Rosberg
2010 Barrichello

If I get all those right then you can all call me a serious anorak. ;-)

by **Bleu** » 24 Dec 2010, 07:07

1956
Jean Behra 19 (4 3rd)
Juan Manuel Fangio 15,5 (17) (2 2nd*)
Jack Fairman 14 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Stirling Moss 13 (1 win*, 1 3rd*)
Chico Godia 12 (2 2nd)
Peter Collins 8,5 (11,5) (2 4th*)
Olivier Gendebien 8 (1 win)
Hermano da Silva Ramos 8 (1 win)
Dick Rathmann 8 (1 win)
Luigi Villoresi 8 (1 win)
Horace Gould 8 (1 win)
Louis Rosier 8 (1 win)
Cesare Perdisa 6 (1 win*, 1 3rd*)
Eugenio Castellotti 6 (1 2nd*, 1 4th)
Johnnie Parsons 6 (1 2nd)
Harry Schell 6 (1 2nd)
Mike Hawthorn 4 (1 3rd)
Don Freeland 4 (1 3rd)
Ron Flockhart 4 (1 3rd)
Chico Landi 3 (1 2nd*)
Gerino Gerini 3 (1 2nd*)
Sam Hanks 3 (1 4th)
Paul Frere 3 (1 4th)
Pat Flaherty 2 (1 5th)
Alfonso de Portago 1,5 (1 4th*)
Luigi Musso 1 (1 5th*)

While most of the winners fail to do anything else, the champion has no wins nor the 2nd places!

by **Bleu** » 24 Dec 2010, 18:32

1957
Harry Schell 22 (2 wins*, 1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Masten Gregory 16 (2 2nd, 1 3rd)
Stuart Lewis-Evans 14 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Stirling Moss 13 (1 win)
Mike Hawthorn 13 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Luigi Musso 12 (1 2nd)
Juan Manuel Fangio 12 (14) (2 4th)
Maurice Trintignant 11 (1 win, 1 2nd*)
Peter Collins 11 (1 2nd*, 2 3rd)
Andy Linden 8 (1 win)
Roy Salvadori 8 (1 win)
Paul Russo 6 (1 2nd)
Jose Froilan Gonzalez 4 (1 win*)
Alfonso de Portago 4 (1 win*)
Giorgio Scarlatti 4 (1 win*)
Carlos Menditeguy 4 (1 3rd)
Jimmy Bryan 4 (1 3rd)
Wolfgang von Trips 4 (1 3rd)
Tony Brooks 4 (1 4th)
Jean Behra 3 (1 4th)
Jim Rathmann 3 (1 4th)
Sam Hanks 2 (1 5th)

No less that eight drivers had title chance by the final round. Championship leader Schell took the shared win with Scarlatti and sealed the title by a good margin.

by **thehemogoblin** » 24 Dec 2010, 18:44

Fabrizio Barbazza, double race-winner.

by **Phoenix** » 24 Dec 2010, 22:20

thehemogoblin wrote:Fabrizio Barbazza, double race-winner.

Don't forget Nakano Shinji!

by **Bleu** » 26 Dec 2010, 02:53

1958
Harry Schell 35 (4 wins)
Mike Hawthorn 24 (29) (1 win, 1 3rd)
Roy Salvadori 22 (1 win, 1 2nd, 2 3rd)
Wolfgang von Trips 20 (2 wins, 1 3rd)
Jean Behra 18 (1 win, 1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Peter Collins 14 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Stuart Lewis-Evans 14 (1 2nd, 2 3rd)
Juan Manuel Fangio 12 (2 2nd)
Stirling Moss 11 (1 4th)
Jim Rathmann 8 (1 win)
Maurice Trintignant 8 (1 2nd)
Phil Hill 8 (2 3rd)
Tony Brooks 7 (1 4th)
Jack Brabham 6 (1 2nd)
Tony Bettenhausen 6 (1 2nd)
Cliff Allison 6 (1 2nd)
Jo Bonnier 6 (1 2nd)
Luigi Musso 6 (1 4th)
Johnny Boyd 4 (1 3rd)
George Amick 3 (1 4th)
Jimmy Bryan 2 (1 5th)
Since F2 drivers competed in the same race at Nurburgring and one of them was actually fifth and ineligible for points, there was only top four getting points. Also, shared drives were now ineligible for points. For some reason one happened in Italy and there was no 2nd placed driver then. Meanwhile, Schell becomes the first multiple world champion.

by **Bleu** » 26 Dec 2010, 07:14

1959
Maurice Trintignant 27 (1 win, 2 2nd, 1 3rd)
Bruce McLaren 22 (2 wins, 1 3rd)
Jack Brabham 19 (21)(1 2nd, 2 3rd)
Innes Ireland 14 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Harry Schell 14 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Dan Gurney 13 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Tony Brooks 11 (1 3rd)
Jo Bonnier 10 (1 win)
Paul Goldsmith 8 (1 win)
Jean Behra 8 (1 win)
Cliff Allison 8 (1 win)
Masten Gregory 7 (1 3rd)
Stirling Moss 7 (1 4th)
Tony Bettenhausen 6 (1 2nd)
Olivier Gendebien 6 (1 2nd)
Johnny Thomson 4 (1 3rd)
Jim Rathmann 3 (1 4th)
Rodger Ward 2 (1 5th)

Second title for Trintignant with consistent scoring.

by **Bleu** » 26 Dec 2010, 23:55

1960
Points now awarded for top six.
Wolfgang von Trips 30 (1 win, 3 2nd, 1 3rd)
Innes Ireland 23 (2 wins)
Richie Ginther 18 (2 wins)
Phil Hill 16 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Tony Brooks 16 (2 2nd, 1 3rd)
Bruce Mclaren 16 (17) (1 3rd)
Jim Clark 15 (2 2nd)
Jo Bonnier 12 (2 2nd)
Jack Brabham 9 (1 3rd)
Eddie Johnson 8 (1 win)
Lucien Bianchi 8 (1 win)
Ron Flockhart 8 (1 win)
Hans Herrmann 8 (1 win)
Johnny Thomson 6 (1 2nd)
Stirling Moss 6 (1 3rd)
Olivier Gendebien 5 (1 4th)
Carlos Menditeguy 4 (1 3rd)
Don Branson 4 (1 3rd)
Henry Taylor 4 (1 3rd)
Giulio Cabianca 4 (1 3rd)
Paul Goldsmith 3 (1 4th)
Graham Hill 3 (1 4th)
Willy Mairesse 3 (1 4th)
Cliff Allison 2 (1 5th)
Rodger Ward 2 (1 5th)
John Surtees 2 (1 5th)
Jim Rathmann 1 (1 6th)
Title was decided in Monza.

1961
Win now worth of 9 points
Bruce McLaren 31 (2 wins, 1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Dan Gurney 21 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Roy Salvadori 18 (2 wins)
Graham Hill 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Jo Bonnier 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Richie Ginther 14 (1 2nd)
Jack Brabham 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
John Surtees 12 (2 2nd)
Phil Hill 11 (2 4th)
Jim Clark 10 (1 3rd)
Wolfgang von Trips 10 (1 3rd)
Tony Brooks 9 (1 2nd)
Stirling Moss 6 (1 3rd)
Innes Ireland 5 (1 3rd)
Olivier Gendebien 4 (1 3rd)
Jackie Lewis 4 (1 3rd)
Giancarlo Baghetti 1 (1 6th)

by **Bleu** » 27 Dec 2010, 18:28

1962
Jack Brabham 23 (1 win, 1 2nd, 2 3rd)
Tony Maggs 20 (1 win, 1 2nd)
John Surtees 20 (2 2nd, 1 3rd)
Bruce McLaren 19 (22) (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Carel Godin de Beaufort 18 (2 wins)
Graham Hill 18 (21) (1 win, 1 3rd)
Jo Bonnier 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Ricardo Rodriguez 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
GIancarlo Baghetti 10 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Dan Gurney 10 (1 2nd)
Masten Gregory 9 (1 win)
Neville Lederle 9 (1 win)
Phil Hill 8 (2 4th)
Jim Clark 7 (1 3rd)
Innes Ireland 6 (1 2nd)
Richie Ginther 5 (1 4th)
Willy Mairesse 4 (1 3rd)
Lorenzo Bandini 3 (1 4th)
Trevor Taylor 2 (1 5th)

Bonnier didn't compete in the final event (he theoretically would have had a chance for the title) while Rodriguez had died in non-championship event about two months previously. Would have been eight-way battle, turned out to be six-way. Brabham's third place was enough to give him title, as the top two scored their first points of the season!

by **Bleu** » 28 Dec 2010, 00:33

1963
Jo Bonnier 30 (2 wins, 2 2nd)
Dan Gurney 22 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Richie Ginther 22 (26) (1 2nd, 2 3rd)
Carel Godin de Beaufort 18 (2 wins)
Lorenzo Bandini 18 (3 2nd)
Tony Maggs 17 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Jack Brabham 16 (1 2nd, 2 3rd)
Jim Hall 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Graham Hill 15 (1 3rd)
Bruce McLaren 12 (1 3rd)
John Surtees 10 (1 3rd)
Trevor Taylor 9 (1 win)
Ludovico Scarfiotti 9 (1 win)
Jo Siffert 9 (1 win)
Jim Clark 9 (12) (1 4th)
Innes Ireland 8 (2 3rd)
Gerhard Mitter 4 (1 3rd)
Bonnier leaps to title by 1st and 2nd in last two races.

by **Bleu** » 28 Dec 2010, 06:23

1964
Richie Ginther 22 (1 2nd, 3 3rd)
Graham Hill 17 (18) (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Lorenzo Bandini 16 (1 2nd)
Jo Bonnier 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Mike Spence 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Tony Maggs 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Bruce McLaren 13 (1 win, 2 5th)
Jim Clark 13 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Bob Anderson 12 (1 win)
Innes Ireland 12 (2 2nd)
Dan Gurney 11 (1 win)
John Surtees 11 (1 4th)
Jack Brabham 10 (1 3rd)
Peter Arundell 10 (1 3rd)
Mike Hailwood 9 (1 win)
Pedro Rodriguez 9 (1 win)
Phil Hill 9 (1 win)
Trevor Taylor 9 (1 win)
Jo Siffert 7 (1 3rd)
Chris Amon 6 (1 2nd)
Maurice Trintignant 6 (1 2nd)
Walt Hansgen 6 (1 2nd)

by **Bleu** » 29 Dec 2010, 18:59

1965
Jackie Stewart 24 (25) (1 win, 1 2nd)
Graham Hill 23 (27) (2 2nd, 1 3rd)
Jo Siffert 22 (2 wins, 1 3rd)
Dan Gurney 22 (1 win)
Bruce McLaren 21 (3 2nd)
Richie Ginther 19 (2 wins)
Lorenzo Bandini 19 (1 win, 2 3rd)
Dick Attwood 18 (2 wins)
Jochen Rindt 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Jack Brabham 13 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
John Surtees 12 (1 3rd)
Mike Spence 11 (2 3rd)
Denny Hulme 10 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Pedro Rodriguez 6 (1 2nd)
Ronnie Bucknum 6 (1 2nd)
Jim Clark 6 (6 6th)

Another closely fought title. In the last race almost all top guys fail to do well, it was Attwood who won with Bucknum 2nd, of course out of hunt already.

by **James1978** » 29 Dec 2010, 22:17

It does make me laugh when a total legend of the sport like Jackie Stewart wins an alternative championship that they're probably not "supposed" to win! :lol:

by **Bleu** » 30 Dec 2010, 04:49

1966
Lorenzo Bandini 26 (2 wins, 2 3rd)
Jochen Rindt 20 (22)(1 2nd, 2 3rd)
Bruce McLaren 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Graham Hill 15 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Richie Ginther 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Jackie Stewart 13 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Dan Gurney 12 (2 2nd)
Mike Spence 12 (2 2nd)
Jack Brabham 11 (12)(1 2nd)
Denny Hulme 11 (3 4th)
Bob Bondurant 9 (1 win)
John Taylor 9 (1 win)
Bob Anderson 9 (1 win)
Peter Arundell 9 (1 win)
Jo Bonnier 9 (1 win)
Jim Clark 8 (1 3rd)
John Surtees 8 (1 4th)
Jo Siffert 4 (1 3rd)
Mike Parkes 4 (1 5th)
Ludovico Scarfiotti 1 (1 6th)
4 finishers at Monaco, 5 at Belgium.

by **Bleu** » 30 Dec 2010, 18:51

1967
Mike Spence 33 (1 win, 4 2nd)
Pedro Rodriguez 31 (2 wins, 2 2nd)
Jack Brabham 28 (29) (1 win, 1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Chris Amon 25 (1 win, 1 3rd)
John Surtees 21 (1 win, 2 3rd)
Denny Hulme 21 (1 3rd)
Jim Clark 16 (1 win)
Jo Bonnier 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Ludovico Scarfiotti 9 (1 win)
Guy Ligier 9 (1 win)
Jacky Ickx 9 (1 win)
Jochen RIndt 8 (2 3rd)
Jo Siffert 8 (2 3rd)
Graham Hill 8 (1 3rd)
Bob Anderson 6 (1 2nd)
Mike Parkes 6 (1 2nd)
Chris Irwin 6 (1 2nd)
Jackie Stewart 5 (1 4th)
Bruce McLaren 4 (1 3rd)
Dan Gurney 4 (1 4th)
John Love 2 (1 5th) - this hero is a reject in this alternative world!

Again F2 cars having impact in Germany. Guy Ligier finished 8th, behind two F2 cars and as these are removed, and top six reversed, he ends up as a winner!

by **Bleu** » 31 Dec 2010, 06:59

1968
Denny Hulme 30 (1 win, 2 2nd, 1 3rd)
Jackie Stewart 28 (2 wins, 1 3rd)
Jean-Pierre Beltoise 26 (2 wins, 1 2nd)
Pedro Rodriguez 21 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Jacki Ickx 18 (2 3rd)
Jo Siffert 16 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Jo Bonnier 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Chris Amon 15 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Graham Hill 15 (1 3rd)
Bruce McLaren 14 (1 win)
Lucien Bianchi 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Piers Courage 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Ludovico Scarfiotti 12 (2 2nd)
John Surtees 11 (1 2nd)
Vic Elford 10 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Jackie Oliver 9 (1 2nd)
Silvio Moser 6 (1 2nd)
Jack Brabham 6 (1 2nd)
Jochen Rindt 6 (2 4th)
Brian Redman 4 (1 3rd)
Dan Gurney 4 (1 3rd)
Dick Attwood 3 (1 4th)
Johnny Servoz-Gavin 2 (1 5th)
Jim Clark 1 (1 6th)
5 finishers in Spain and Monaco.

by **Bleu** » 31 Dec 2010, 19:31

1969
Jean-Pierre Beltoise 36 (2 wins, 1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Bruce McLaren 34 (3 2nd, 2 3rd)
Jacky Ickx 24 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Denny Hulme 21 (1 win, 2 3rd)
Jack Brabham 18 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Graham Hill 16 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Piers Courage 16 (2 2nd)
Pedro Rodriguez 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Vic Elford 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Jo Siffert 15 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Jackie Stewart 12 (1 3rd)
Jochen Rindt 10 (1 3rd)
Jackie Oliver 9 (1 win)
Johnny Servoz-Gavin 9 (1 win)
Silvio Moser 9 (1 win)
John Surtees 9 (1 2nd)
Dick Attwood 4 (1 3rd)
Chris Amon 3 (1 4th)

by **Bleu** » 01 Jan 2011, 02:56

1970
Jean-Pierre Beltoise 31 (1 win, 2 2nd, 1 3rd)
Graham Hill 30 (2 wins, 2 2nd)
Pedro Rodriguez 29 (2 wins, 2 3rd)
Henri Pescarolo 27 (2 wins, 1 2nd9
Chris Amon 23 (2 2nd, 1 3rd)
Denny Hulme 23 (3 3rd)
Rolf Stommelen 21 (3 2nd)
John Surtees 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Clay Regazzoni 15 (2 3rd)
Jacky Ickx 12 (1 3rd)
Johnny Servoz-Gavin 9 (1 win)
Dan Gurney 9 (1 win)
Francois Cevert 9 (1 win)
Peter Gethin 9 (1 win)
Derek Bell 9 (1 win)
Jackie Stewart 9 (1 4th)
Jack Brabham 8 (1 4th)
John Miles 6 (1 2nd)
Jackie Oliver 6 (1 2nd)
Emerson Fittipaldi 5 (1 3rd)
Jochen Rindt 5 (5 6th)
Mario Andretti 4 (1 3rd)
Ignazio Giunti 4 (1 3rd)
Bruce McLaren 3 (1 4th)
Reine Wisell 3 (1 4th)

So we got our third multiple champion, and second one who has been able to do two in a row.

by **Bleu** » 01 Jan 2011, 06:47

1971
Chris Amon 24 (1 win, 2 2nd)
Denny Hulme 23 (1 win, 1 2nd, 2 3rd)
Reine Wisell 23 (1 win, 1 2nd, 2 3rd)
Ronnie Peterson 21 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Clay Regazzoni 18 (1 win)
Francois Cevert 17 (1 win)
Jo Siffert 16 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Rolf Stommelen 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
John Surtees 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Emerson Fittipaldi 14 (1 2nd, 2 4th)
Jackie Stewart 14 (1 2nd, 1 5th)
Henri Pescarolo 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Tim Schenken 12 (1 win)
Howden Ganley 10 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Jean-Pierre Beltoise 9 (1 win)
Graham Hill 6 (1 2nd)
Pedro Rodriguez 6 (1 3rd)
Jacky Ickx 6 (1 4th)
Mario Andretti 5 (1 3rd)
Mike Hailwood 4 (1 3rd)
Mark Donohue 3 (1 4th)
Peter Gethin 1 (1 win)

I'm speechless.

by **James1978** » 01 Jan 2011, 10:53

Yes!!

Still a bit before my time but if I'd been a fan in those days I think I'd have been a big Amon fan. Nice!!!

by **Bleu** » 02 Jan 2011, 03:12

1972
Chris Amon 40 (3 wins, 1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Ronnie Peterson 28 (1 win, 2 2nd, 1 3rd)
Graham Hill 24 (2 wins, 1 2nd)
Denny Hulme 23 (1 2nd)
Peter Revson 21 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Mike Hailwood 19 (1 win, 2 3rd)
Carlos Pace 15 (1 win, 1 2nd)
Clay Regazzoni 15 (1 2nd, 1 3rd)
Jacky Ickx 14 (1 2nd)
Howden Ganley 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Mario Andretti 13 (1 win, 1 3rd)
Brian Redman 12 (2 2nd)
Emerson Fittipaldi 12 (1 4th)
Jackie Stewart 10 (1 3rd)
Arturo Merzario 9 (1 win)
Peter Gethin 9 (1 win)
Francois Cevert 8 (1 3rd)
Tim Schenken 6 (1 2nd)
Andrea de Adamich 4 (1 3rd)
Carlos Reutemann 4 (1 3rd)
Jean-Pierre Beltoise 1 (1 6th)
Repeat!

by **tommykl** » 02 Jan 2011, 03:21

HUZZAH!

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