The Wolfgang von Trips Memorial Trophy

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 02 Oct 2011, 02:24

Yep, another alternative championship. Basically, all drivers are eligble until their first full season as a GP winner. E.G. Ayrton Senna would be ineligble in 1986 and beyond (first won in 85), Hakkinens last year would be 97 and Vettel would be ineligble from 2009 onwards. I'll start with 1951 in the morn.

Past champions
2013: Romain Grosjean Lotus-Renault
2012: Nico Hulkenberg Force India-Mercedes
2011: Nico Rosberg Mercedes
2010: Nico Rosberg Mercedes
2009: Mark Webber Red Bull-Renault
2008: Robert Kubica BMW Sauber
2007: Lewis Hamilton McLaren-Mercedes
2006: Felipe Massa Ferrari
2005: Jenson Button BAR-Honda
2004: Jenson Button BAR-Honda
2003: Kimi Raikkonen McLaren-Mercedes
2002: Jenson Button Renault
2001: Ralf Schumacher Williams-BMW
2000: Rubens Barrichello Ferrari
1999: Eddie Irvine Ferrari
1998: Eddie Irvine Ferrari
1997: Heinz-Harald Frentzen Williams-Renault
1996: Jacques Villeneuve Williams-Renault
1995: Johnny Herbert Benetton-Renault
1994: Mika Hakkinen McLaren-Peugeot
1993: Damon Hill Williams-Renault
1992: Michael Schumacher Benetton-Ford

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 02 Oct 2011, 07:16

1951
Top 10
1. Alberto Ascari- Ferrari 30 (37)
2. Jose Froilan Gonzalez- Ferrari 28 (31)
3. Luigi Villoresi- Ferrari 20 (23)
4. Piero Taruffi- Ferrari 15
5. Felice Bonetto- Alfa Romeo 10
6. Consalvo Sanesi- Alfa Romeo 8
Lee Wallard- Kurtis-Kraft 8
8. Toulo de Graffenried- Alfa Romeo 7
Reg Parnell- BRM 7
10. Louis Rosier- Talbot-Lago 6
Mike Nazaruk- Kurtis-Kraft 6
Race winners
Switzerland- Piero Taruffi (Ferrari)
Indy 500- Lee Wallard (Kurtis-Kraft)
Belgium- Alberto Ascari (Ferrari)
France- Alberto Ascari (Ferrari)
Britain- Jose Froilan Gonzalez (Ferrari)
Germany- Alberto Ascari (Ferrari)
Italy- Alberto Ascari (Ferrari)
Spain- Jose Froilan Gonzalez (Ferrari)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 02 Oct 2011, 08:21

1952 Top Ten
1. Piero Taruffi- Ferrari 30 (33)
2. Robert Manzon- Gordini 18
Mike Hawthorn- Cooper-Bristol 18
4. Luigi Villoresi- Ferrari 16
5. Rudi Fischer- Ferrari 14
6. Jean Behra- Gordini 10
7. Troy Ruttman- Kurtis-Kraft 8
8. Maurice Trintignant- Gordini 7
9. Jim Rathmann- Kurtis-Kraft 6
Felice Bonetto- Maserati 6

Switzerland- Piero Taruffi (Ferrari)
Indy 500- Troy Ruttmann (Kurtis-Kraft)
Belgium- Robert Manzon (Gordini)
France- Piero Taruffi (Ferrari)
Britain- Piero Taruffi (Ferrari)
Germany- Rudi Fischer (Ferrari)
Holland- Luigi Villoresi (Ferrari)
Italy- Luigi Villoresi (Ferrari)

Ineligble after this season: Piero Taruffi (4 wins), Troy Ruttman (1 win), Lee Wallard (1 win), Jose Froilan Gonzalez (2 wins) and Alberto Ascari(4 wins)

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 02 Oct 2011, 09:17

Sounds good. Can't wait till you get to the later years!

(So anyone who scores a win in their first season, such as Lewis Hamilton or Jacques Villeneuve for instance, is only eligible for that one season?)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 02 Oct 2011, 10:07

James1978 wrote:Sounds good. Can't wait till you get to the later years!

(So anyone who scores a win in their first season, such as Lewis Hamilton or Jacques Villeneuve for instance, is only eligible for that one season?)

Yup, the likes of Hamilton and Villeneuve are only eligible for their rookie season. However, Nick Heidfeld will do well, methinks...

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 04 Jan 2012, 15:17

Sorry, kinda ran out of steam on this one. However, here is 1953:
1. Mike Hawthorn- Ferrari 32(52)
2. Luigi Villoresi- Ferrari 30(33)
3. Felice Bonetto- Maserati 18
4. Toulo de Graffenried- Maserati 16
5. Maurice Trintignant- Gordini 11
6. Onofre Marimon- Maserati 8
Bill Vukovich- Kurtis-Kraft 8
8. Art Cross- Kurtis-Kraft 6
9. Ken Wharton- Frazer 5
Louis Rosier- Gordini 5

Argentina- Luigi Villoresi (Ferrari)
Indianapolis- Bill Vukovich (Kurtis-Kraft)
Holland- Felice Bonetto (Maserati)(shared win)
Belgium- Luigi Villoresi (Ferrari)
France- Mike Hawthorn (Ferrari)
Britain- Mike Hawthorn (Ferrari)
Germany- Mike Hawthorn (Ferrari)
Switzerland- Mike Hawthorn (Ferrari)
Italy- Luigi Villoresi (Ferrari)

Last season: Bill Vukovich (1 win) and Mike Hawthorn (4 wins)

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 04 Jan 2012, 23:36

Sorry to fire you another question - in the season that a driver scores their first real win, are they eligible until the end of that particular season? (eg Lewis Hamilton's first win was Canada '07 - is he eligible for just the races up to Canada or all of them up to Brazil)?

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 05 Jan 2012, 00:00

James1978 wrote:Sorry to fire you another question - in the season that a driver scores their first real win, are they eligible until the end of that particular season? (eg Lewis Hamilton's first win was Canada '07 - is he eligible for just the races up to Canada or all of them up to Brazil)?

In Hamiltons case, he would be eligible for all the races up to and including Brazil 07.

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 05 Jan 2012, 01:22

1954

1. Maurice Trintignant- Ferrari 36
2. Karl Kling- Mercedes-Benz 21
3. Hans Herrmann- Mercedes-Benz 16
Roberto Mieres- Maserati 16
5. Sergio Mantovani- Maserati 10
Prince Bira- Maserati 10
7. Jimmy Bryan- Kuzma 8
Onofre Marimon- Maserati 8
Luigi Musso- Maserati 8
10. Harry Schell- Maserati 7

Race wins

Argentina- Maurice Trintignant (Ferrari)
Indianapolis 500- Jimmy Bryan (Kuzma)
Belgium- Maurice Trintignant (Ferrari)
France- Karl Kling (Mercedes-Benz)
Britain- Onofre Marimon (Maserati)
Germany- Maurice Trintignant (Ferrari)
Switzerland- Hans Herrmann (Mercedes-Benz)
Italy- Hans Herrmann (Mercedes-Benz)
Spain- Luigi Musso (Maserati)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 05 Jan 2012, 12:10

1955

Top 10

1. Stirling Moss- Mercedes-Benz 26
2. Eugenio Castellotti- Ferrari 21
3. Jean Behra- Maserati 17
4. Maurice Trintignant- Ferrari 15
5. Roberto Mieres- Maserati 14
6. Luigi Musso- Maserati 12
7. Umberto Maglioli- Ferrari 9
8. Bob Sweikert- Kurtis-Kraft 8
Karl Kling- Mercedes-Benz 8
10. Paul Frere- Ferrari 6

Race Winners

Argentina- Maurice Trintignant (Ferrari) (shared)
Monaco- Maurice Trintignant (Ferrari)
Indianapolis 500- Bob Sweikert (Kurtis-Kraft)
Belgium- Stirling Moss (Mercedes-Benz)
Holland- Stirling Moss (Mercedes-Benz)
Britain- Stirling Moss (Mercedes-Benz)
Italy- Eugenio Castellotti (Ferrari)

No longer eligible- Maurice Trintignant (5 wins), Stirling Moss (3 wins)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 02 Aug 2012, 11:03

It lives!!!

1956
1. Jean Behra- Maserati 30 pts (1 win)
2. Peter Collins- Ferrari 28 pts (3 shared wins, 2 overall wins)
3. Paco Godia- Maserati 10 pts (1 2nd)
4. Eugenio Castellotti- Ferrari 8 pts (1 2nd)
5. Jack Fairman- Connaught 7 pts (1 3rd)
6. Paul Frere- Ferrari 6 pts (1 2nd)
6. Ron Flockhart- Connaught 6pts (1 2nd)
8. Louis Rosier- Ecurie Rosier 6 pts (1 3rd)
9. Luigi Musso- Ferrari 4 pts (1 shared win)
9. Alfonso de Portago- Ferrari 4 pts (1 shared win)
11. Luigi Villoresi- Scuderia Centro Sud 4 pts (2 5ths)
12. Cesare Perdisa- Maserati 3.5 pts (1 shared 3rd)
13. Olivier Gendebien- Ferrari 3 pts (1 4th)
13. Hernando da Silva Ramos- Equipe Gordini 3 pts (1 4th)
13. Harry Schell- Vanwall 3 pts (1 4th)
13. Horace Gould- H. H. Gould 3 pts (1 4th)
17. Gerino Gerini- Scuderia Guastalla 2 pts (1 shared 3rd)
17. Chico Landi- Maserati 2 pts (1 shared 3rd)
19. Luigi Piotti- Maserati 2 pts (1 5th)
20. Oscar Gonzalez- Maserati 1 pt (1 shared 5th)
20. Alberto Uria- Maserati 1 pt (1 shared 5th)
20. Andre Pilette- Equipe Gordini 1 pt (1 shared 5th)
20. Elie Bayol- Equipe Gordini 1 pt (1 shared 5th)

Argentina- Luigi Musso (Ferrari) overall winner, shared win
Monaco- Peter Collins (Ferrari) shaerd win
Belgium- Peter Collins (Ferrari) overall win
France- Peter Collins (Ferrari) overall win
Britain- Peter Collins/ Alfonso de Portago (both Ferrari)
Germany- Jean Behra (Maserati)
Italy- Peter Collins (Ferrari) shared win

Last seasons for Peter Collins (5 wins) and Luigi Musso (2 wins)

James1978 · Post by **James1978** » 02 Aug 2012, 11:25

Another championship I'll do my predictions for:

1981 Prost
1982 Rosberg
1983 Cheever
1984 Warwick
1985 Senna
1986 Johansson
1987 Johansson
1988 Boutsen
1989 Boutsen
1990 Alesi
1991 Alesi
1992 M Schumacher
1993 Hill
1994 Alesi
1995 Herbert (good 3 way fight between him, Alesi and DC though)
1996 Villeneuve
1997 Frentzen
1998 Irvine
1999 Irvine
2000 Barrichello
2001 R Schumacher
2002 Button (Raikkonen has the best car but doesn't finish enough)
2003 Raikkonen
2004 Button
2005 Webber (Button loses too many races early in the season)
2006 Massa
2007 Hamilton
2008 Kubica
2009 Webber
2010 Rosberg
2011 Rosberg
2012 will be Grosjean v Rosberg in his last eligible year.

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 02 Aug 2012, 14:34

And heres 2012

1. Nico Rosberg- AMG Mercedes 160 pts (2 wins)
2. Romain Grosjean- Lotus-Renault 136 pts (4 wins)
3. Sergio Perez- Sauber-Ferrari 127 pts (1 win)
4. Nico Hulkenberg- Force India-Mercedes 121 pts (1 win)
5. Paul di Resta- Force India-Mercedes 115 pts (1 2nd)
6. Kamui Kobayashi- Sauber-Ferrari 111 pts (2 wins)
7. Bruno Senna- Williams-Renault 94 pts (3 2nds)
8. Pastor Maldonado- Williams-Renault 72 pts (1 win)
9. Daniel Ricciardo- STR-Ferrari 68 pts (1 3rd)
10. Jean-Eric Vergne- STR-Ferrari 64 pts (1 4th)
11. Timo Glock- Marussia-Cosworth 16 pts (1 7th)
12. Vitaly Petrov- Caterham-Renault 14 pts (2 8ths)
13. Charles Pic- Marussia-Cosworth 5 pts (2 9ths)
14. Narain Karthikeyan- HRT-Cosworth 4 pts (1 8th)
15. Pedro de la Rosa- HRT-Cosworth 1 pt (1 10th)

Australia- Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber-Ferrari)
Malaysia- Sergio Perez (Sauber-Ferrari)
China- Nico Rosberg (AMG Mercedes) 1st overall
Bahrain- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
Spain- Pastor Maldonado (Williams-Renault) 1st overall
Monaco- Nico Rosberg (AMG Mercedes)
Canada- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
Europe- Nico Hulkenberg (Force India-Mercedes)
Britain- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
Germany- Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber-Ferrari)
Hungary- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 03 Oct 2012, 21:15

Jesus, I'm awfully on and off with this
1957
1. Harry Schell- Maserati 28 pts (2 wins)
2. Jean Behra- Maserati 22 pts (2 wins)
3. Masten Gregory- Maserati 22 pts (3 2nds)
4. Tony Brooks- Vanwall 18 pts (2 wins)
5. Stuart Lewis-Evans- Vanwall 10 pts (2 3rds)
6. Wolfgang von Trips- Ferrari 9 pts (1 win)
7. Giorgio Scarletti- Maserati 7 pts (1 3rd)
8. Jack Brabham- Cooper 7 pts (1 4th)
9. Carlos Menditeguy- Maserati 6 pts (1 2nd)
10. Roy Salvadori- Cooper 4 pts (1 3rd)
11. Maurice Trintignant- Ferrari 3 pts (1 shared 2nd)
12. Bob Gerard- Cooper 3 pts (1 4th)
13. Mike McDowel- Cooper 2 pts (1 shared 3rd)
14. Paco Godia- Maserati 2 pts (1 5th)
15. Alfonso de Portago- Ferrari 1.5 pts (1 shared 4th)
16. Cesare Perdiso- Ferrari 1 pt (1 shared 5th)

Argentina- Jean Behra (Maserati)
Monaco- Tony Brooks (Vanwall)
France- Harry Schell (Maserati)
Britain- Tony Brooks (Vanwall)
Germany- Jean Behra (Maserati)
Pescara- Harry Schell (Maserati)
Italy- Wolfgang von Trips (Ferrari)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 03 Oct 2012, 21:45

Definitive list of race winners
1. Luigi Villoresi, Maurice Trintignant, Peter Collins- 5 wins
4. Piero Taruffi, Alberto Ascari, Mike Hawthorn- 4 wins
7. Stirling Moss, Jean Behra- 3 wins
9. Jose Froilan Gonzalez, Hans Herrmann, Luigi Musso, Tony Brooks, Harry Schell- 2 wins
14. Lee Wallard, Troy Ruttmann, Robert Manzon, Rudi Fischer, Bill Vukovich, Felice Bonetto, Jimmy Bryan, Karl Kling, Onofre Marimon, Bob Sweikert, Eugenio Castellotti, Alfonso de Portago, Wolfgang von Trips- 1 win

Constructors
1. Ferrari- 34 wins
2. Maserati- 8 wins
3. Mercedes-Benz- 6 wins
4. Kurtis-Kraft- 4 wins
5. Vanwall- 2 wins
6. Kuzma, Gordini- 1 win

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 12 Oct 2012, 08:49

1958
1. Harry Schell- Maserati/BRM 32 (35) pts, 1 win
2. Roy Salvadori- Cooper 28 pts, 2 wins
3. Stuart Lewis-Evans- Vanwall 22 pts, 2 wins
4. Jack Brabham- Cooper 21 pts, 1 win
5. Phil Hill- Ferrari 20 pts, 2 wins
6. Jean Behra- Maserati/BRM 20 pts, 1 win
7. Wolfgang von Trips- Ferrari 18 pts, 1 win
8. Cliff Allison- Lotus 15 pts, 1 2nd
9. Jo Bonnier- BRM 9 pts, 1 2nd
10. Masten Gregory- Maserati 6 pts, 1 2nd
11. Carroll Shelby- Maserati 5 pts, 1 2nd
12. Carlos Menditeguy- Maserati, Bruce McLaren- Cooper 4 pts, 1 3rd
14. Paco Godia- Maserati, Olivier Gendebien- Ferrari, Edgar Barth- Porsche, Graham Hill- Lotus 3 pts, 1 4th
18. Horace Gould- Maserati, Ian Burgess- Cooper 2 pts, 1 5th

Argentina- Jean Behra, Maserati
Monaco- Jack Brabham, Cooper
Holland- Harry Schell, BRM
Belgium- Stuart Lewis-Evans, Vanwall
France- Wolfgang von Trips, Ferrari
Britain- Roy Salvadori, Cooper
Germany- Roy Salvadori, Cooper
Portugal- Stuart Lewis-Evans, Vanwall
Italy- Phil Hill, Ferrari
Morocco- Phil Hill, Ferrari

Schell becomes the first man to retain his title.

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 12 Oct 2012, 09:08

And heres the results of the inaugral Constructors Championship
1. BRM 47 pts
2. Cooper 45 pts
3. Ferrari 37 pts
4. Maserati 32 pts
5. Vanwall 22 pts
6. Lotus 18 pts
7. Porsche 3 pts

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 12 Oct 2012, 13:34

Time for 1959
1. Jack Brabham- Cooper 34 pts (40), 2 wins
2. Phil Hill- Ferrari 28 pts, 2 wins
3. Bruce McLaren- Cooper 21 pts, 1 win
4. Dan Gurney- Ferrari 18 pts, 1 win
5. Masten Gregory- Cooper 14 pts, 1 win
6. Jo Bonnier- BRM 12 pts, 1 win
7. Harry Schell- BRM 10 pts, 2 3rds
8. Roy Salvadori- Aston Martin 9 pts, 3 4ths
9. Innes Ireland- Lotus 7 pts, 1 3rd
10. Olivier Gendebien-Ferrari 6 pts, 1 3rd
11. Ron Flockhart- BRM 4 pts, 2 5ths
12. Ian Burgess- Cooper, Cliff Allison- Ferrari, Wolfgang von Trips- Ferrari 3 pts, 1 4th
15. Jean Behra- Ferrari, Harry Blanchard- Porsche 2 pts, 1 5th

Monaco- Jack Brabham, Cooper (1st overall)
Holland- Jo Bonnier, BRM (1st overall)
France- Phil Hill, Ferrari
Britain- Jack Brabham, Cooper (1st overall)
Germany- Dan Gurney, Ferrari
Portugal- Masten Gregory, Cooper
Italy- Phil Hill, Ferrari
USA- Bruce McLaren, Cooper (1st overall)

We say goodbye to:
Jack Brabham (1x champion, 3x race winner)
Jo Bonnier (best champ result 6th, 1x race winner)
Bruce McLaren (best champ result 3rd, 1x race winner)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 12 Oct 2012, 21:19

1959 Constructors Championship (fyi, I'm taking the best 2 scores from each race for the constructors)
1. Cooper 76 pts
2. Ferrari 55 pts
3. BRM 26 pts
4. Lotus 7 pts
5. Aston Martin 6 pts
6. Porsche 2 pts

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 02 Nov 2012, 14:37

2012 Pre-Abby Dabby

1. Nico Rosberg 228 pts
2. Nico Hulkenberg 218 pts
3. Paul di Resta 195 pts
4. Romain Grosjean 187 pts
5. Kamui Kobayashi 175 pts
6. Sergio Perez 172 pts
7. Bruno Senna 137 pts
8. Daniel Ricciardo 133 pts
9. Jean-Eric Vergne 113 pts
10. Pastor Maldonado 103 pts
11. Timo Glock 31 pts
12. Vitaly Petrov 25 pts
13. Charles Pic 9 pts
14. Narain Karthikeyan, Jerome d'Ambrosia 4 pts
15. Pedro de la Rosa 3 pts

Australia- Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber-Ferrari)
Malaysia- Sergio Perez (Sauber-Ferrari)
China- Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
Bahrain- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
Spain- Pastor Maldonado (Williams-Renault)
Monaco- Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
Canada- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
Europe- Nico Hulkenberg (Force India-Mercedes)
Britain- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
Germany- Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber-Ferrari)
Hungary- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
Belgium- Nico Hulkenberg (Force India-Mercedes)
Italy- Sergio Perez (Sauber-Ferrari)
Singapore- Paul di Resta (Force India-Mercedes)
Japan- Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber-Ferrari)
Korea- Nico Hulkenberg (Force India-Mercedes)
India- Nico Hulkenberg (Force India-Mercedes)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 20 Nov 2012, 22:19

With one round of the 2012 season to go, here are the standings
1. Nico Hulkenberg 236 pts
2. Nico Rosberg 234 pts
3. Romain Grosjean 212 pts
4. Paul di Resta 209 pts
5. Kamui Kobayashi 197 pts
6. Sergio Perez 186 pts
7. Bruno Senna 164 pts
8. Daniel Ricciardo 151 pts
9. Pastor Maldonado 143 pts
10. Jean-Eric Vergne 121 pts
11. Timo Glock 37 pts
12. Vitaly Petrov 28 pts
13. Charles Pic 9 pts
14. Narain Karthikeyan, Jerome d'Ambrosio, Pedro de la Rosa 4 pts

Race Winners

Australia- Kamui Kobayashi
(Sauber-Ferrari)
Malaysia- Sergio Perez (Sauber-
Ferrari)
China- Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
Bahrain- Romain Grosjean
(Lotus-Renault)
Spain- Pastor Maldonado
(Williams-Renault)
Monaco- Nico Rosberg
(Mercedes)
Canada- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-
Renault)
Europe- Nico Hulkenberg (Force
India-Mercedes)
Britain- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-
Renault)
Germany- Kamui Kobayashi
(Sauber-Ferrari)
Hungary- Romain Grosjean
(Lotus-Renault)
Belgium- Nico Hulkenberg (Force
India-Mercedes)
Italy- Sergio Perez (Sauber-
Ferrari)
Singapore- Paul di Resta (Force
India-Mercedes)
Japan- Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber-
Ferrari)
Korea- Nico Hulkenberg (Force
India-Mercedes)
India- Nico Hulkenberg (Force
India-Mercedes)
Abu Dhabi- Pastor Maldonado (Williams-Renault)
USA- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 21 Dec 2012, 15:56

1960

1. Innes Ireland 31 pts (33), Lotus, 2 wins
2. Phil Hill 31 pts, Ferrari, Cooper 2, wins
3. Wolfgang von Trips 25 pts, Ferrari, Cooper, 1 win
4. Olivier Gendebien 20 pts, Cooper, 2 wins
5. Jim Clark 16 pts, Lotus, 1 win
6. Richie Ginther 15 pts, Ferrari, 2 2nds
7. Graham Hill 10 pts, BRM, 1 2nd
7. Henry Taylor 10 pts, Cooper, 1 2nd
9. Cliff Allison 8 pts, Ferrari, 1 win
9. John Surtees 8 pts, Lotus, 1 win
11. Carlos Menditeguy 6 pts, Cooper, 1 2nd
12. Willy Mairesse 4 pts, Ferrari, 1 3rd
12. Jim Hall, 4 pts, Lotus, 1 3rd
14. Giulio Cabianca 3 pts, Cooper, 1 4th
14. Roy Salvadori 3 pts, Cooper, 1 4th
14. Lucien Bianchi 3 pts, Cooper, 1 4th
17. Alberto Rodriguez Larreta 2 pts, Lotus, 1 5th
18. Roberto Bonami 1 pt, Cooper, 1 6th
18. Carel Godin de Beaufort 1 pt, Cooper, 1 6th
18. Bruce Halford 1 pt, Cooper, 1 6th
18. Hans Herrmann 1 pt, Porsche, 1 6th
18. Chuck Danagh 1 pt, Scarab, 1 6th

Argentina- Cliff Allison (Ferrari)
Monaco- Phil Hill (Ferrari)
Holland- Innes Ireland (Lotus)
Belgium- Olivier Gendebien (Cooper)
France- Olivier Gendebien (Cooper)
Britain- John Surtees (Lotus)
Portugal- Jim Clark (Lotus)
Italy- Phil Hill (Ferrari) (1st overall)
USA- Innes Ireland (Lotus)

Constructors Championship

1. Ferrari 66 pts
2. Lotus 63 pts
3. Cooper 53 pts
4. BRM 10 pts
5. Porsche 1 pt
5. Scarab 1 pt

Phil Hill (1959,1960 runner up, 6 wins) are now ineligble

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 21 Dec 2012, 16:25

Definitive list of race winners
1. Phil Hill- 6 wins
2. Luigi Villoresi, Maurice Trintignant, Peter Collins- 5 wins
5. Piero Taruffi, Alberto Ascari, Mike Hawthorn, Jean Behra- 4 wins
9. Stirling Moss, Harry Schell, Jack Brabham- 3 wins
12. Jose Froilan Gonzalez, Hans Herrmann, Luigi Musso, Tony Brooks, Wolfgang von Trips, Stuart Lewis-Evans, Roy Salvadori, Innes Ireland, Olivier Gendebien- 2 wins
21.Lee Wallard, Troy Ruttmann, Robert Manzon, Rudi Fischer, Bill Vukovich, Felice Bonetto, Jimmy Bryan, Karl Kling, Onofre Marimon, Bob Sweikert, Eugenio Castellotti, Alfonso de Portago, Jo Bonnier, Dan Gurney, Maasten Gregory, Bruce McLaren, Cliff Allison, John Surtees, Jim Clark- 1 win

Constructors
1. Ferrari- 43 wins
2. Maserati, Cooper- 9 wins
4. Mercedes-Benz- 6 wins
5. Kurtis-Kraft, Vanwall, Lotus- 4 wins
8. BRM- 2 wins
9. Kuzma, Gordini- 1 win

Champions
1951- Alberto Ascari (Ferrari)
1952- Piero Taruffi (Ferrari)
1953- Mike Hawthorn (Ferrari)
1954- Maurice Trintignant (Ferrari)
1955- Stirling Moss (Mercedes-Benz)
1956- Jean Behra (Maserati)
1957- Harry Schell (Maserati)
1958- Harry Schell (Maserati/BRM)
BRM
1959- Jack Brabham (Cooper)
Cooper
1960- Innes Ireland (Lotus)
Ferrari

Sunshine_Baby_[IT] · Post by **Sunshine_Baby_[IT]** » 21 Dec 2012, 20:46

This alternative championship it's a good idea. ;-)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 23 Dec 2012, 20:52

1961
1. Wolfgang von Trips 42 pts, Ferrari, 4 wins
2. Dan Gurney 28 pts (34), Porsche, 1 win
3. Richie Ginther 27 pts, Ferrari, 1 win
4. Jim Clark 20 pts, Lotus, 2 2nds
5. Innes Ireland 14 pts, Lotus, 1 win
6. John Surtees 10 pts, Cooper, 1 3rd
7. Giancarlo Baghetti 9 pts, Ferrari, 1 win
8. Roy Salvadori 9 pts, Cooper, 2 3rds
9. Jackie Lewis 8 pts, Cooper, 1 2nd
10. Olivier Gendebien 4 pts, Ferrari, 1 3rd
11. Graham Hill 4 pts, BRM, 2 5ths
12. Cliff Allison 3 pts, Lotus, 1 4th
12. Carel Godin de Beaufort 3 pts, Porsche, 1 4th
14. Hans Herrmann 2 pts, Porsche, 1 5th
14. Lorenzo Bandini 2 pts, Cooper, 1 5th
14. Roger Penske 2 pts, Cooper, 1 5th
17. Masten Gregory 1 pt, Cooper, 1 6th
17. Tim Parnell 1 pt, Lotus, 1 6th
17. Peter Ryan 1 pt, Lotus, 1 6th

Monaco- Richie Ginther, Ferrari
Holland- Wolfgang von Trips, Ferrari (1st overall)
Belgium- Wolfgang von Trips, Ferrari
France- Giancarlo Baghetti, Ferrari (1st overall)
Britain- Wolfgang von Trips, Ferrari
Germany- Wolfgang von Trips, Ferrari
Italy- Dan Gurney, Porsche
USA- Innes Ireland, Lotus (1st overall)

Following his death at the Italian Grand Prix, Wolfgang von Trips became the first posthumous Drivers Champion. In his honour, the trophy was renamed the Wolfgang von Trips Memorial Trophy. During the season, von Trips equalled Phil Hills record of 6 wins.

There were maiden victories for Richie Ginther, Giancarlo Baghetti and Porsche. Von Trips (1961 champion, 6x race winner), Giancarlo Baghetti (7th in 1961, 1x race winner) and Innes Ireland (1960 champion, 3x race winner) are now ineligble.

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 23 Dec 2012, 22:10

1961 Constructors Championship

1. Ferrari 78 pts, 6 wins
2. Porsche 39 pts, 1 win
3. Lotus 38 pts, 1 win
4. Cooper 30 pts, 1 2nd
5. BRM 4 pts, 2 5ths

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 03 Jan 2013, 21:03

1962 Drivers Championship

1. Graham Hill 42 pts (56), BRM, 4 wins
2. Jim Clark 31 pts, Lotus, 3 wins
3. John Surtees 24 pts, Lola, 3 2nds
4. Tony Maggs 20 (22) pts, 1 2nd
5. Dan Gurney 17 pts, Porsche, 1 win
6. Richie Ginther 14 pts, BRM, 1 2nd
7. Lorenzo Bandini 11 pts, Ferrari, 1 win
8. Trevor Taylor 8 pts, Lotus, 1 2nd
9. Willy Mairesse 7 pts, Ferrari, 1 3rd
10. Carel Godin de Beaufort 7 pts, Porsche, 1 4th
11. Ricardo Rodriguez 6 pts, Ferrari, 1 3rd
12. Masten Gregory, 5 pts, Lotus, 1 4th
13. Neville Lederle, 4 pts, Lotus, 1 3rd
14. Jackie Lewis 2 pts, Cooper, 1 5th
14. John Love 2 pts, Cooper, 1 5th
16. Lucien Bianchi 1 pt, Lotus, 1 6th
16. Nino Vaccarell 1 pt, Lotus, 1 6th
16. Roger Penske 1 pt, Lotus, 1 6th
16. Bruce Johnstone 1 pt, BRM, 1 6th

Holland- Graham Hill, BRM (1st overall)
Monaco- Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari
Belgium- Jim Clark, Lotus (1st overall)
France- Dan Gurney, Porsche (1st overall)
Britain- Jim Clark, Lotus (1st overall)
Germany- Graham Hill, BRM (1st overall)
Italy- Graham Hill, BRM (1st overall)
USA- Jim Clark, Lotus (1st overall)
South Africa- Graham Hill, BRM (1st overall)

Ineligble from 1963 on: Graham Hill (1962 champion, 4x race winner), Jim Clark (1962 runner up, 4x race winner) and Dan Gurney (1961 runner up, 3x race winner)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 03 Jan 2013, 21:16

1962 Constructors Championship

1. BRM 70 pts, 4 wins
2. Lotus 49 pts, 3 wins
3. Cooper 28 pts, 3 2nds
4. Porsche 24 pts, 1 win
5. Ferrari 24 pts, 1 win
6. Lola 24 pts, 3 2nds

Bandinis win in Monaco was Ferraris 50th win in the championship.

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 18 Mar 2013, 21:42

1963

1. Richie Ginther 51 pts(63), BRM, 5 wins
2. John Surtees 35 pts, Ferrari, 3 wins
3. Tony Maggs 29 pts, Cooper, 1 win
4. Lorenzo Bandini 22 pts, BRM/Ferrari, 1 win
5. Jim Hall 18 pts(19), Lotus, 2 3rds
6. Carel Godin de Beaufort 15 pts, Porsche, 1 2nd
7. Jo Siffert 13 pts, Lotus, 1 2nd
8. Trevor Taylor 10 pts, Lotus, 1 3rd
9. Hap Sharp 6 pts, Lotus, 1 2nd
10. Chris Amon 6 pts, Lola, 1 3rd
11. Ludovico Scarfiotti 4 pts, Ferrari, 1 3rd
11. Gerhard Mitter 4 pts, Porsche, 1 3rd
13. Mike Hailwood 4 pts, Lola, 1 4th
14. Tony Settember 3 pts, Scirocco, 1 4th
14. Peter Broecker 3 pts, Stebro, 1 4th
14. John Love 3 pts, Cooper, 1 4th
17. Bob Anderson 2 pts, Lola, 1 5th
18. Mike Spence 1 pt, Lotus, 1 6th
18. Moises Solana 1 pt, BRM, 1 6th
18. Doug Serrurier 1 pt, LDS, 1 6th

Monaco- Richie Ginther, BRM
Belgium- Richie Ginther, BRM
Holland- John Surtees, Ferrari
France- Tony Maggs, Cooper
Britain- John Surtees, Ferrari
Germany- John Surtees, Ferrari (1st overall)
Italy- Richie Ginther, BRM
USA- Richie Ginther, BRM
Mexico- Richie Ginther, BRM
South Africa- Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari

First win for Tony Maggs
Ginther equals Phil Hill's and Wolfgang von Trips alltime win record (6)
John Surtees is ineligble from next season on (1963 runner up, 4 race winner)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 18 Mar 2013, 21:51

1963 Constructors Championship

1. BRM 71 pts, 5 wins
2. Ferrari 54 pts, 4 wins
3. Lotus 44 pts, 2 2nds
4. Cooper 32 pts, 1 win
5. Porsche 19 pts, 1 2nd
6. Lola 12 pts, 1 3rd
7. Scirocco 3 pts, 1 4th
7. Stebro 3 pts, 1 4th
9. LDS 1 pt, 1 6th

Tony Maggs' win in France was Cooper's 10th victory.
Richie Ginther's win in USA was BRM's 10th victory.
BRM's 3rd Constructors Trophy.

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 18 Mar 2013, 22:23

1964 Drivers Championship

1. Lorenzo Bandini 48 pts (49), Ferrari, 5 wins
2. Richie Ginther 42 pts (55), BRM, 2 wins
3. Peter Arundell 28 pts, Lotus, 2 wins
4. Jo Siffert 23 pts, Brabham, 1 win
5. Bob Anderson 19 pts, Brabham, 1 2nd
6. Mike Spence 17 pts, Lotus, 1 2nd
7. Mike Hailwood 13 pts, Lotus, 2 3rds
8. Trevor Taylor 9 pts, BRP, 1 2nd
9. Chris Amon 8 pts, Lotus, 1 2nd
10. Tony Maggs 7 pts, BRM, 1 3rd
11. Walt Hansgen 4 pts, Lotus, 1 3rd
11. Pedro Rodriguez 4 pts, Ferrari, 1 3rd
13. Moises Solana 2 pts, Lotus, 1 5th
13. Ludovico Scarfiotti 2 pts, Ferrari, 1 5th
15. John Taylor, 1 pt, Cooper, 1 6th
15. Hap Sharp, 1 pt, Brabham, 1 6th

Monaco- Richie Ginther, BRM
Holland- Peter Arundell, Lotus
Belgium- Richie Ginther, BRM
France- Peter Arundell, Lotus
Britain- Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari
Germany- Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari
Austria- Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari (1st overall)
Italy- Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari
USA- Jo Siffert, Cooper
Mexico- Lorenzo Bandini, Ferrari

Richie Ginther took the all time record for victories. (8)
Jo Siffert and Peter Arundell both picked up their first victories.
Lorenzo Bandini is ineligible from next season on (1964 Champion, 7 race wins)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 18 Mar 2013, 22:28

1964 Constructors Championship

1. Lotus 68 pts, 2 wins
2. BRM 62 pts, 2 wins
3. Ferrari 60 pts, 5 wins
4. Brabham 41 pts, 1 win
5. BRP 9 pts, 1 2nd
6. Cooper 1 pt, 1 6th

Peter Arundell's win in France was Lotus' 10th win.
Jo Siffert's win in USA was Brabham's first win.
This is Lotus' first Constructors Trophy.

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 23 Mar 2013, 16:10

Meanwhile, heres the result of the Aussie grand prix (only 6 days late

)

1. Adrian Sutil (Force India-Mercedes)
2. Paul di Resta (Force India-Mercedes)
3. Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
4. Sergio Perez (McLaren-Mercedes)
5. Jean-Eric Vergne (Toro Rosso-Ferrari)
6. Esteban Gutierrez (Sauber-Ferrari)
7. Valterri Bottas (Williams-Renault)
8. Jules Bianchi (Marussia-Cosworth)
9. Charles Pic (Caterham-Renault)
10. Max Chilton (Marussia-Cosworth)
11. Giedo van der Garde (Caterham-Renault)
DNF. Daniel Ricciardo (Toro Rosso-Ferrari)
DNF. Nico Hulkenberg (Sauber-Ferrari)

1. Adrian Sutil (Force India-Mercedes) 25 points
2. Paul di Resta (Force India-Mercedes) 18 points
3. Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault) 15 points
4. Sergio Perez (McLaren-Mercedes) 12 points
5. Jean-Eric Vergne (Toro Rosso-Ferrari) 10 points
6. Esteban Gutierrez (Sauber-Ferrari) 8 points
7. Valterri Bottas (Williams-Renault) 6 points
8. Jules Bianchi (Marussia-Cosworth) 4 points
9. Charles Pic (Caterham-Renault) 2 points
10. Max Chilton (Marussia-Cosworth) 1 point

Australia- Adrian Sutil (Force India-Mercedes)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 31 Mar 2013, 21:16

Keeping up my notoriously slack approach towards this, here's the results for the Malaysian Grand Prix:

1. Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
2. Nico Hulkenberg (Sauber-Ferrari)
3. Sergio Perez (McLaren-Mercedes)
4. Jean-Eric Vergne (Toro Rosso-Ferrari)
5. Valterri Bottas (Williams-Renault)
6. Esteban Gutierrez (Sauber-Ferrari)
7. Jules Bianchi (Marussia-Cosworth)
8. Charles Pic (Caterham-Renault)
9. Giedo van der Garde (Caterham-Renault)
10. Max Chilton (Marussia-Cosworth)

And now for the Championship standings:

1. Romain Grosjean 40 pts
2. Sergio Perez 27 pts
3. Adrian Sutil 25 pts
4. Jean-Eric Vergne 22 pts
5. Paul di Resta 18 pts
6. Nico Hulkenberg 18 pts
7. Valterri Bottas 16 pts
8. Esteban Gutierrez 16 pts
9. Jules Bianchi 10 pts
10. Charles Pic 6 pts
11. Giedo van der Garde 2 pts
12. Max Chilton 2 pts

UncreativeUsername37 · Post by **UncreativeUsername37** » 31 Mar 2013, 23:27

takagi_for_the_win wrote:Keeping up my notoriously slack approach towards this, here's the results for the Malaysian Grand Prix:

(results)

Hey, it's better than Wizzie and Predicament Predictions, at least you put the results in before the next race comes.

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 04 Apr 2013, 11:16

Yes! 5 and a bit months after the season finished, here is the 2012 standings

1. Nico Hulkenberg 261 pts
2. Nico Rosberg 240 pts
3. Romain Grosjean 212 pts
4. Kamui Kobayashi 212 pts
5. Paul di Resta 209 pts
6. Sergio Perez 186 pts
7. Bruno Senna 164 pts
8. Daniel Ricciardo 159 pts
9. Pastor Maldonado 143 pts
10. Jean-Eric Vergne 139 pts
11. Timo Glock 41 pts
12. Vitaly Petrov 40 pts
13. Charles Pic 19 pts
14. Pedro de la Rosa 6 pts
15. Narain Karthikeyan 5 pts
16. Jerome d'Ambrosio 4 pts

Race Winners

Australia- Kamui Kobayashi
(Sauber-Ferrari)
Malaysia- Sergio Perez (Sauber-
Ferrari)
China- Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
Bahrain- Romain Grosjean
(Lotus-Renault)
Spain- Pastor Maldonado
(Williams-Renault)
Monaco- Nico Rosberg
(Mercedes)
Canada- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-
Renault)
Europe- Nico Hulkenberg (Force
India-Mercedes)
Britain- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-
Renault)
Germany- Kamui Kobayashi
(Sauber-Ferrari)
Hungary- Romain Grosjean
(Lotus-Renault)
Belgium- Nico Hulkenberg (Force
India-Mercedes)
Italy- Sergio Perez (Sauber-
Ferrari)
Singapore- Paul di Resta (Force
India-Mercedes)
Japan- Kamui Kobayashi (Sauber-
Ferrari)
Korea- Nico Hulkenberg (Force
India-Mercedes)
India- Nico Hulkenberg (Force
India-Mercedes)
Abu Dhabi- Pastor Maldonado (Williams-Renault)
USA- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
Brazil- Nico Hulkenberg (Force India-Mercedes)

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 13 Apr 2013, 16:05

Righty ho, here's the list of all past winners of the Chinese Grand Prix. Feel free to make any predictions as to who'll win tomorrow!

2004- Jenson Button (BAR-Honda)
2005- Christian Klien (Red Bull-Cosworth)
2006- Jenson Button (Honda)
2007- Sebastian Vettel (Toro Rosso-Ferrari)
2008- Nick Heidfeld (BMW-Sauber)
2009- Mark Webber (Red Bull-Cosworth)
2010- Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
2011- Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)
2012- Nico Rosberg (Mercedes)

Klon · Post by **Klon** » 13 Apr 2013, 17:17

I am going to risk everything and say Daniel Ricciardo

Salamander · Post by **Salamander** » 13 Apr 2013, 17:30

I believe in GRSJN

takagi_for_the_win · Post by **takagi_for_the_win** » 15 Apr 2013, 17:40

Chinese Grand Prix results

1. Daniel Ricciardo (Toro Rosso-Ferrari)
2. Paul di Resta (Force India-Mercedes)
3. Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
4. Nico Hulkenberg (Sauber-Ferrari)
5. Sergio Perez (McLaren-Mercedes)
6. Jean-Eric Vergne (Toro Rosso-Ferrari)
7. Valterri Bottas (Williams-Renault)
8. Jules Bianchi (Marussia-Cosworth)
9. Charles Pic (Caterham-Renault)
10. Max Chilton (Marussia-Cosworth)
11. Giedo van der Garde (Caterham-Renault)

First win for Daniel Ricciardo

Championship standings:

1. Romain Grosjean 55 pts
2. Sergio Perez 37 pts
3. Paul di Resta 36 pts
4. Nico Hulkenberg 30 pts
5. Jean-Eric Vergne 30 pts
6. Adrian Sutil 25 pts
7. Daniel Ricciardo 25 pts
8. Valterri Bottas 22 pts
9. Esteban Gutierrez 16 pts
10. Jules Bianchi 14 pts
11. Charles Pic 8 pts
12. Max Chilton 3 pts
13. Giedo van der Garde 2 pts

Australia- Adrian Sutil (Force India-Mercedes)
Malaysia- Romain Grosjean (Lotus-Renault)
China- Daniel Ricciardo (Toro Rosso-Ferrari)