Many of you know and love WaffleCat's In-Betweener Championship, in which Patrick Tambay became World Drivers Champion using 100% genuine Formula One results. It is phenomenal.
Most of you are also aware of Formula E's knack to buck the trend in every way, right down to their season running right across the Northern Hemisphere winter. Well, in the same fashion as before, Formula E champions will now be crowned at the end of the calendar year because it pleases me.
In the case of two different seasons in the same year having slightly different points systems (pole and flap), we will be sticking with the system that was in place at the start of the season.
Formula E Calendar Year Championship
2014 Formula E Season
Drivers Championship
Race Winners
A somewhat disjointed mini-season ended with a clear winner: as the only man to have been on all three podiums, Lucas di Grassi had been the obvious class of the field - but he was nearly robbed by a curious points system that saw drivers dropping the scores from the worst of the three rounds.. The unfortunate anti-di Grassi was Michela Cerruti, who was the only driver to compete in all three races and still fail to score. However, she was only one point behind the unfortunate Nick Heidfeld, who was so infamously robbed of what would have been his only win in the 21st century by a homicidal Nico Prost. I feel for Heidfeld, and hope he gets a factory LMP1 gig somewhere.
2014 Formula E Champion -
Lucas di Grassi
- Lucas di Grassi - 43 (58) points
Sebastien Buemi - 40 points
Sam Bird - 40 points- Nelsinho Piquet - 22 points
Nicolas Prost - 21 (24) points- Franck Montagny - 18 points
Jerome d'Ambrosio - 18 (22) points
Karun Chandhok - 18 points
Jaime Alguersuari - 14 points
Jarno Trulli - 12 points- Charles Pic - 12 points
- Oriol Servia - 12 (14) points
- Bruno Senna - 8 points
Antonio Felix da Costa - 4 points
Daniel Abt - 3 (4) points- Jean-Eric Vergne - 3 points
- Stephane Sarrazin - 2 points
Takuma Sato - 2 points- Nick Heidfeld - 1 point
Race Winners
Beijing ePrix - Lucas di Grassi
Putrajaya ePrix - Sam Bird
Punta del Este ePrix - Sebastien Buemi
A somewhat disjointed mini-season ended with a clear winner: as the only man to have been on all three podiums, Lucas di Grassi had been the obvious class of the field - but he was nearly robbed by a curious points system that saw drivers dropping the scores from the worst of the three rounds.. The unfortunate anti-di Grassi was Michela Cerruti, who was the only driver to compete in all three races and still fail to score. However, she was only one point behind the unfortunate Nick Heidfeld, who was so infamously robbed of what would have been his only win in the 21st century by a homicidal Nico Prost. I feel for Heidfeld, and hope he gets a factory LMP1 gig somewhere.
2014 Formula E Champion -
Lucas di Grassi
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Re: Formula E Calendar Year Championship
If you have the time and inclination, doing the same for A1GP would interest me. See if it gives Team GB a title...
watka wrote:I find it amusing that whilst you're one of the more openly Christian guys here, you are still first and foremost associated with an eye for the ladies!
MCard LOLAdinizintheoven wrote:GOOD CHRISTIANS do not go to jail. EVERYONE ON FORMULA ONE REJECTS should be in jail.
Re: Formula E Calendar Year Championship
dr-baker wrote:If you have the time and inclination, doing the same for A1GP would interest me. See if it gives Team GB a title...
Sure! A quick flick through Wikipedia makes me think the following, but I've done no maths:
2005: France
2006: France
2007: Germany
2008: Switzerland
2009: Switzerland
Re: Formula E Calendar Year Championship
Aislabie wrote:dr-baker wrote:If you have the time and inclination, doing the same for A1GP would interest me. See if it gives Team GB a title...
Sure! A quick flick through Wikipedia makes me think the following, but I've done no maths:
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Without looking anything up, those sound plausible from memory. Brazil's best results would be 2005 with Player Jnr.
watka wrote:I find it amusing that whilst you're one of the more openly Christian guys here, you are still first and foremost associated with an eye for the ladies!
MCard LOLAdinizintheoven wrote:GOOD CHRISTIANS do not go to jail. EVERYONE ON FORMULA ONE REJECTS should be in jail.
2015 Formula E Season
Drivers Championship
Race Winners
This season looked all the way as if it was Nelsinho Piquet's to lose, and he was in possession of a huge points lead by the mid-season break after London. But lose he did, bagging only four points at the final three races of the year. As a result, he was overtaken by both Sebastien Buemi (who won four races) and reigning Champion Lucas di Grassi. The multitude of driver changes resulted in no fewer than 24 points scorers over the course of the year.
2015 Formula E Champion - Sebastien Buemi
- Sebastien Buemi - 165 points
- Lucas di Grassi - 136 points
- Nelsinho Piquet - 126 points
- Jerome d'Ambrosio - 109 points
- Sam Bird - 87 points
- Nicolas Prost - 76 points
- Jean-Eric Vergne - 73 points
- Loic Duval - 66 points
- Antonio Felix da Costa - 63 points
- Nick Heidfeld - 47 points
- Bruno Senna - 42 points
- Daniel Abt - 38 points
- Stephane Sarrazin - 36 points
Scott Speed - 18 points
Robin Frijns - 17 points- Jaime Alguersuari - 16 points
Salvador Duran - 13 points- Oliver Turvey - 12 points
- Charles Pic - 4 points
- Nathanael Berthon - 4 points
- Jarno Trulli - 3 points
- Vitantonio Liuzzi - 2 points
- Oriol Servia - 2 points
- Justin Wilson - 1 point
Race Winners
Buenos Aires ePrix - Antonio Felix da Costa- Miami ePrix - Nicolas Prost
- Long Beach ePrix - Nelsinho Piquet
Monaco ePrix - Sebastien Buemi- Berlin ePrix - Jerome d'Ambrosio
Moscow ePrix - Nelsinho Piquet- London ePrix (Race 1) - Sebastien Buemi
- London ePrix (Race 2) - Sam Bird
- Beijing ePrix - Sebastien Buemi
- Putrajaya ePrix - Lucas di Grassi
- Punta del Este ePrix - Sebastien Buemi
This season looked all the way as if it was Nelsinho Piquet's to lose, and he was in possession of a huge points lead by the mid-season break after London. But lose he did, bagging only four points at the final three races of the year. As a result, he was overtaken by both Sebastien Buemi (who won four races) and reigning Champion Lucas di Grassi. The multitude of driver changes resulted in no fewer than 24 points scorers over the course of the year.
2015 Formula E Champion -
Sebastien Buemi
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Re: Formula E Calendar Year Championship
Just wondering if there’s a reason why di Grassi is Italian in the main standings?
Other than that good work Aislabie! Will keep an eye on this one
Other than that good work Aislabie! Will keep an eye on this one
Knows two facts about ducks and both of them are wrong
Re: Formula E Calendar Year Championship
FortiWinks wrote:Just wondering if there’s a reason why di Grassi is Italian in the main standings?
Other than that good work Aislabie! Will keep an eye on this one
Because I was copying and pasting the image code for an Italian flag and just changing the three-letter abbreviation in the image code. Evidently I missed one
