Standings with Moto GP System

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15th April 2007, 22:07
RaikkonenRules

Standings with Moto GP System

Again this year I shall be running a F1 championship with Moto GP points system which I feel truley establishes the performences of each team.

Standings after three races.

1 Kimi Raikkonen 57
2 Fernando Alonso 56
3 Lewis Hamilton* 56
4 Felipe Massa 46
5 Nick Heidfeld 39
6 Giancarlo Fisichella 29
7 Jarno Trulli 25
8 Heikki Kovalainen* 21
9 Nico Rosberg 15
10 Ralf Schumacher 13
11 Rubens Barrichello 13
12 Alex Wurz 12
13 Robert Kubica* 10
14 Mark Webber 9
15 Takuma Sato 7
16 Jenson Button 5
17 Vitantonio Luizzi 2
18 Scott Speed 2
19 Christijan Albers 2
20 Adrian Sutil* 1
21 Anthony Davidson* 0
22 David Coulthard 0

1 McLaren 112
2 Ferrari 103
3 Renault 50
4 BMW Sauber 49
5 Toyota 38
6 Williams 27
7 Honda 18
8 Red Bull 9
9 Super Aguri 7
10 Torro Rosso 4
11 Spyker 3
16th April 2007, 01:14
savage86

Thanks for putting this up, its interesting but still the result of the first three being on the same points (just about) is the same.

Not sure where Kimi gained the extra point
16th April 2007, 01:18
winer

What is the points hierarchy in Moto GP?
16th April 2007, 13:27
ChrisS

Quote:

Originally Posted by winer

What is the points hierarchy in Moto GP?

1st: 25
2nd: 20
3rd: 16
4th: 13
5th: 11
6th: 10
7th: 9
8th: 8
9th: 7
10th: 6
11th: 5
12th: 4
13th: 3
14th: 2
15th: 1
16th April 2007, 13:38
millencolin

Quote:

Originally Posted by RaikkonenRules

Again this year I shall be running a F1 championship with Moto GP points system which I feel truley establishes the performences of each team.

why?... you gotta go out more....
16th April 2007, 14:50
jens

I don't know, how accurate it is, but these would be points standings with V8 supercar system. :p :

1 K. Räikkönen FIN Ferrari 310
2 L. Hamilton GBR McLaren 310
3 F. Alonso ESP McLaren 305
4 N. Heidfeld GER BMW 285
= F. Massa BRA Ferrari 285
6 G. Fisichella ITA Renault 250
7 J. Trulli ITA Toyota 230
8 H. Kovalainen FIN Renault 210
9 R. Barrichello BRA Honda 170
= R. Schumacher GER Toyota 170
11 N. Rosberg GER Williams 145
12 A. Wurz AUT Williams 130
13 M. Webber AUS Red Bull 115
14 R. Kubica POL BMW 110
15 T. Sato JPN Super Aguri 105
16 J. Button GBR Honda 95
17 V. Liuzzi ITA Toro Rosso 75
18 A. Davidson GBR Super Aguri 70
= A. Sutil GER Spyker 70
20 S. Speed USA Toro Rosso 45
= C. Albers NED Spyker 45
22 D. Coulthard GBR Red Bull 0
16th April 2007, 16:47
F1boat

What it'd be like with NASCAR system?
16th April 2007, 22:37
call_me_andrew

Quote:

Originally Posted by F1boat

What it'd be like with NASCAR system?

I figured that out last year. I don't want to do it again.
17th April 2007, 08:14
F1boat

Quote:

Originally Posted by call_me_andrew

I figured that out last year. I don't want to do it again.

Why, what happened? :)
17th April 2007, 08:50
ioan

Standings with the previous F1 points system:

1. KR 18 points
2. FA 18 points
3. LH 16 points
4. FM 13 points
5. NH 9 points
6. GF 3 points
7. RK 1 point

and the rest of them no points.

There is a bit of a difference and the ones that would be in a worse position are LH, NH and GF who do have a bigger gap to the 1st position than with the points system in place now.

Constructors standings:

1.McLaren 34 points
2.Ferrari 31 points
3.BMW 10 points
4.Renault 3 points
17th April 2007, 09:41
Chunk

Quote:

Originally Posted by call_me_andrew

I figured that out last year. I don't want to do it again.

I can imagine it was a big pain in the butt, with all the points that can be earned per race. Finish position, laps led, etc. It'd be interesting, but I wouldn't want to do it either. ;)
18th April 2007, 05:32
call_me_andrew

It's more work than it's worth, and it still doesn't work very well for F1. For example, under the NASCAR system, you have to complete one lap to score points (in a system that's set up for 43 starters), and at Indy last year, 7 drivers were taken out at turn one. So the 15th place driver got 118 points and everyone taken out at turn one got 0.