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And I would have cried as foul over that result as I did over Ayrton Senna's fraudulent championship in 1988, where he won the title by being worse.

I've just had thought - with Rosberg gone,...

Under the 9-6-4-3-2-1 points scoring system from 1962-1990 and using all possible dropping combinations, Rosberg always wins.

If you drop no poor results then Rosberg ends up on 127 to Hamilton's...

Barring the retirements:

Hamilton's average finish: 2.10th
Rosberg's average finish: 2.50th



+1 This.

When your average points paying finish is on the podium (assuming you do finish),...

1956
4 - Moss def.
1 - Hawthorn

1983
4 - Prost def.
3 - Piquet

1987
6 - Mansell def.

10 wins, 2 2nds and only two retirements, is hardly sabotage. The statistics prove very much otherwise.

I'm calling Shenanigans on you. Shenanigans Shenanigans!