No Williams Alternate Championship

[Whiteshore]

Inspired by the "No Ferrari" and "No McLaren" Alternate Championships, I have decided to try my hand on a championship where Williams is removed from the Drivers and Constructors Championships and their results are redistributed and I will start in 1978, the first season Williams competed as a constructor under the Williams Grand Prix Engineering label.

1978

Drivers Championship
1. Mario Andretti-65
2. Ronnie Peterson-51
3. Carlos Reutemann-48
4. Niki Lauda-44
5. Patrick Depailler-34
6. Jody Scheckter-27
7. John Watson-25
8. Jacques Laffite-21
9. Emerson Fittipaldi-18
10. Gilles Villeneuve-17
11. Ricardo Patrese-11
12.=James Hunt-9
12.=Patrick Tambay-9
14.=Didier Pironi-8
15.= Jean Pierre Jabouille-4
15.=Clay Regazonni-4
17.Hans Joachim Stuck-2
18.= Hector Rebaque-1
18.= Vittorio Brambilla-1
18=. Derek Daly-1

Constructors Championship
1. Lotus-Ford-86
2. Ferrari-58
3. Brabham-Alfa Romeo-54
4. Tyrrell-Ford-38
5. Wolf-Ford-27
6. Ligier-Matra-21
7. Fittipaldi-Ford-18
8. McLaren-Ford-16
9. Arrows-Ford-11
10. Shadow-Ford-6
11. Renault-4
12.=Ensign-Ford-1
12.= Surtees-Ford-1

Relatively unchanged from real life as Williams only scored on three occassions, South Africa, France, and USA east, so aside from Andretti, Laffite, and Pironi gaining a single point in South Africa, Scheckter and Laffite gaining one point in France, and Scheckter gaining two points and Jabouille, Fittipaldi, Tambay, and Hunt each gaining a single point at Watkins Glen, there are no changes but they are enough to leapfrog Scheckter and Fittipaldi over John Watson and Gilles Villeneuve respectably and Regazzoni and Jabouille(in the Yellow Teapot!)end equal on points.

1979 OTOH will be interesting as Williams became front runners as they were 2nd to Ferrari in the Constructors Championship.

[James1978]

Look forward to 1996 - that could be a very popular champion considering Schumacher has lots of retirements and not as much to gain from Williams' removal.

Also does Schumacher still get removed from the 1997 table with no Williams for him to collide with? That one could be very good if so.

[Whiteshore]

Look forward to 1996 - that could be a very popular champion considering Schumacher has lots of retirements and not as much to gain from Williams' removal.

Also does Schumacher still get removed from the 1997 table with no Williams for him to collide with? That one could be very good if so.

I will either make Schumacher's disqualification be the result of a fuel irregularity or something like that or have him not be disqualified.

[Whiteshore]

1979

Driver's Championship
1. Jody Scheckter- 53(61)
2. Gilles Villeneuve- 50 (54)
3. Jacques Laffite- 42
4. Carlos Reutemann- 22 (27)
5.=Patrick Depailler -21 (23)
5= Rene Arnoux- 21
7. John Watson-20
8. Jean-Pierre Jarier- 17
9. Didier Pironi- 16
10. Mario Andretti-15
11. Jean-Pierre Jabouille-9
12. Jochen Mass-7
13. Niki Lauda-5
13.=Jacky Ickx-5
15.= Nelson Piquet-4
16. Elio de Angelis-3
17.= Ricardo Patrese-2
17.= Hans Joachim Stuck-2
17.= Emerson Fittipaldi-2
17.= Geoff Lees-2
17.= Ricardo Zunino-2
22.= Patrick Tambay-1
22.= Hector Rebaque-1
22.= Derek Daly-1

Constructors Championship
1. Ferrari-115
2. Ligier-Ford-70
3. Lotus-Ford-42
4. Tyrrell-Ford-34
5. Renault-30
6. McLaren-Ford-21
7.= Brabham-Alfa Romeo-9
7.= Arrows-Ford-9
9.= ATS-Ford-2
9.= Fittipaldi-Ford-2
9.= Brabham-Ford-2

True domination with Ferrari with Ligier being too fragile to put up a full resistance and some surprises here and there like Zunino finishing 5th at Canada, the Brabham-Alfa having TWO podium finishes, and Geoff Lees scoring points!

[Whiteshore]

What do you think, folks?

[WaffleCat]

Tell you something, this championship looks interesting. While it only 'eliminates' two cars, It has potential to shake up some good results. Looking forward to more of this.

[James1978]

Yes please keep going - even on years when Williams don't win, other results could change the champion if it's between two or more non-Williams drivers (though 2011 and 2013 are hardly worth doing mind you)!

[Whiteshore]

I will carry on in removing Williams results and the post for 1980 will be up in Friday or Saturday.

[Whiteshore]

1980

Drivers Championship
1. Nelson Piquet-65
2.= Jacques Laffite-42
2.= Didier Pironi-42
4. Rene Arnoux-33
5. Elio de Angelis-19
6. Gilles Villeneuve-14
7. Jean-Pierre Jarier-11
8.= Keke Rosberg-10
8.=Alain Prost-10
10.= Jean Pierre Jabouille-9
10.= Derek Daly-9
10.= John Watson-9
13. Ricardo Patrese-8
14.= Jochen Mass-7
14.= Mario Andretti-7
16.= Emerson Fittipaldi-6
16.= Bruno Giacomelli-6
18. Hector Rebaque-5
19. Jody Scheckter-4
20. Marc Surer-3
21. Ricardo Zunino-1

Constructors Championship
1. Ligier-Ford-84
2. Brabham-Ford-71
3. Renault-42
4. Lotus-Ford-26
5. Tyrrell-Ford-20
6. McLaren-Ford-19
7. Ferrari-18
8. Fittipaldi-Ford-16
9. Arrows-Ford-15
10. Alfa Romeo-6
11. ATS-Ford-3

Nelson Piquet bags his first championship but Brabham fails to win the Constructors Championship due to his No.2s being horrible. I salute you, Ricardo Zunino, first person unrejectified by this championship with a 5th at Canada and a 6th at Argentina! Gilles Villeneuve finishes 6th in the T5 and gets a podium for good measure(a 5th at Canada turns into a 3rd with both Williams finishing 1-2 there). Alfa Romeo gets a ROTY as they only finish ahead of ATS in the WCC even with Williams removed but as a consolation prize, they score a tearful podium at Hockenheim!

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1981

Drivers Championship
1. Nelson Piquet-58
2. Jacques Laffite-52
3. Alain Prost-48
4. John Watson-32
5. Gilles Villeneuve-29
6. Elio De Angelis-26
7. Hector Rebque-17
8. Ricardo Patrese-16
9. Eddie Cheever-15
10. Rene Arnoux-13
11.= Didier Pironi-12
11.= Nigel Mansell-12
13. Bruno Giacomelli-9
14.= Marc Surer-8
14.= Mario Andretti-8
16. Andrea De Cesaris-5
17. Patrick Tambay-4
18.= Slim Borgudd-2
18.= Eliseo Salazar-2
18.= Jean-Pierre Jarier-2
18.= Chico Serra-2
22.= Derek Daly-1
22.= Siegfried Stohr-1

Constructors Championship]
1. Brabham-Ford-75
2. Renault-61
3. Ligier-Matra-54
4. Ferrari-41
5. Lotus-Ford-38
6. McLaren-Ford-37
7.= Arrows-Ford-17
7.= Alfa-Romeo-17
9. Tyrrell-Ford-15
10. Ensign-Ford-10
11. Theodore-Ford-4
12.= ATS-Ford-2
12.= Fittipaldi-Ford-2
14. March-Ford-1

Piquet wins his 2nd title with Prost and Laffite being too fragile to put up a consistent challenge as Laffite needed a 2nd with Piquet not scoring or a win with Piquet 5th or below! Arrows win a race in Brazil(Patrese 3rd behind Williams 1-2)! Marc Surer has a 2nd place in Brazil and Hector Rebaque finishes ahead of the likes of Eddie Cheever, Ricardo Patrese, and Rene Arnoux. Once, more bad No.2 drivers drag down a team with Ligier finishing 3rd in the WCC.

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1982

Drivers Champioship

1. John Watson-42
2.= Didier Pironi-39
2.= Alain Prost-39
4. Niki Lauda-36
5. Michele Alboreto-32
6. Rene Arnoux-30
7.= Patrick Tambay-26
7.= Elio de Angelis-26
9. Ricardo Patese-24
10. Nelson Piquet-22
11. Eddie Cheever-17
12.= Nigel Mansell-8
12.= Jacques Laffite-8
14. Marc Surer-7
15. Gilles Villeneuve-6
16.= Andrea de Cesaris-5
16.= Mauro Baldi-5
18. Mario Andretti-4
19.= Jean-Pierre Jarier-3
19.= Bruno Giacomelli-3
19.= Chico Serra-3
22.= Manfred Winkelhock-2
22.= Eliseo Salazar-2
24.= Brian Henton-1
24.= Jochen Mass-1

Constructors Championship
1. Ferrari-85
2. McLaren-Ford-78
3. Renault-69
4. Lotus-Ford-34
5. Tyrrell-Ford-33
6.= Brabham-BMW-25
6.= Ligier-Matra-25
8. Brabham-Ford-21
9. Arrows-Ford-12
10. Alfa Romeo-8
11. ATS-Ford-4
12. Osella-Ford-3
13. March-Ford-1

John Watson wins the championship as Pironi fails to take advantage of Williams being absent and McLaren narrowly fails to win the WCC even with Ferrari not running a car in both Belgium and Dijon.

[dr-baker]

... even with Ferrari not running a car in both Belgium and Switzerland.

You are aware that the Swiss Grand Prix was actually held in Dijon, France, and that therefore, nobody ran a car in Switzerland?

[Whiteshore]

... even with Ferrari not running a car in both Belgium and Switzerland.

You are aware that the Swiss Grand Prix was actually held in Dijon, France, and that therefore, nobody ran a car in Switzerland?

I'm gonna edit that.

[Whiteshore]

1983

Drivers Championship
1. Nelson Piquet-63
2. Alain Prost-63
3. Rene Arnoux-51
4. Patrick Tambay-43
5. John Watson-24
6. Eddie Cheever-23
7. Andrea de Cesaris-15
8. Niki Lauda-14
9. Ricardo Patrese-13
10.= Nigel Mansell-12
10.= Derek Warwick-12
12. Michele Alboreto-11
13. Marc Surer-9
14.= Mauro Baldi-4
14.= Danny Sullivan-4
16. Theirry Boutsen-3
17.= Elio de Angelis-2
17.= Johnny Cecotto-2
17.= Bruno Giacomelli-2
17.= Chico Serra-2
21. Raul Boesel-1

Constructors Championship
1. Ferrari-94
2. Renault-86
3. Brabham-BMW-76
4. McLaren-Ford-38
5. Alfa Romeo-19
6. Tyrrell-Ford-15
7.= Arrows-Ford-14
7.= Toleman-Hart-14
9. Lotus-Renault-13
10. Theodore-Ford-2
11. Ligier-Ford-1

Piquet wins his 3rd title on countback as he ties with Alain Prost as Danny Sullivan and Chico Serra unrejectify and I decided to promote the positions of the drivers in the Brazillian GP who finished behind Laffite two positions due to there being no Williams and Lauda gets 2nd there.

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1984

Drivers Championship
1. Alain Prost-72.5
2. Niki Lauda-72
3. Elio de Angelis-39.5
4. Michele Alboreto-31
5. Rene Arnoux-30
6. Nelson Piquet-29
7. Derek Warwick-23
8. Nigel Mansell-15
9. Ayrton Senna-14
10. Patrick Tambay-12
11. Teo Fabi-9
12. Ricardo Patrese-8
13. Theirry Boutsen-6
14. Piercarlo Ghinzani-4.5
16.= Eddie Cheever-3
16.= Stefan Johansson-3
16.= Andrea de Cesaris-3
19.= Marc Surer-2
19.= Corrado Fabi-2
21. Manfred Winkelhock-1


Constructors Championship
1. McLaren-Porsche-144.5
2. Ferrari-61
3. Lotus-Renault-54.5
4. Brabham-BMW-39
5. Renault-35
6. Toleman-Hart-17
7. Alfa Romeo-11
8. Arrows-Ford-5
9. Osella-Alfa Romeo-4.5
10.= Arrows-BMW-3
10.= Ligier-Renault-3
12. ATS-BMW-1

Prost wins his first title by virtue of a 7th in France turning into a 6th and in Dallas, Piercarlo Ghinzani scores a podium in Dallas and unrejectifies Osella in the process! Arnoux is the only additional winner this year due to Dallas where he wins by a lap from de Angelis. A point for Corrado Fabi in Dallas as well and Winkelhock unrejectifies himself in there as well.

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1985

Drivers Championship
1. Alain Prost-78 (81)
2. Michele Alboreto-55
3. Ayrton Senna-42
4. Elio de Angelis-37
5. Stefan Johansson-35
6. Nelson Piquet-23
7. Jacques Laffite-20
8. Theirry Boutsen-16
9. Niki Lauda-14
10. Patrick Tambay-13
12. Derek Warwick-9
13. Philippe Streiff-7
14.= Stefan Bellof-6
14.= Gerhard Berger-6
16. Marc Surer-5
17. Ivan Capelli-4
18.= Rene Arnoux-3
18.= Andrea de Cesaris-3
18.= Martin Brundle-3
22. John Watson-2
23. Huub Rothengatter-1

Constructors Championship

1. McLaren-Porsche-97
2. Ferrari-93
3. Lotus-Renault-79
4. Ligier-Renault-30
5. Brabham-BMW-28
6.= Renault-22
6.= Arrows-BMW
8.= Tyrrell-Ford-6
8.= Tyrrell-Renault-6
10. Osella-Alfa Romeo-1

Prost wins his 2nd championship as Ferrari are too fragile to put up a fight in the WDC but the WCC fights continues until Australia where Ligier score a 1-2 and Capelli scores a podium at only his 2nd race and Alfa Romeo make fools of themselves as Osella (their customer team) scores a point and they don't. BTW, Johansson is now a race winner!

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1986

Drivers Championship
1. Alain Prost-79(82)
2. Ayrton Senna-71
3. Stefan Johansson-37
4. Keke Rosberg-35
5. Rene Arnoux-27
6. Gerhard Berger-23
7. Jacques Laffite-20
8. Michele Alboreto-17
9. Martin Brundle-13
10. Johnnie Dumfries-9
11. Philippe Streiff-8
12.= Alan Jones-6
12.= Theirry Boutsen-6
14.= Patrick Tambay-5
14.=Teo Fabi-5
14.= Ricardo Patrese-5
17. Derek Warwick-4
18. Philippe Aliot-3
19. Christian Danner-2
20. Andrea de Cesaris-1

Constructors Championship
1. McLaren-Porsche-117
2. Lotus-Renault-80
3. Ferrari-54
4. Ligier-Renault-50
5. Benetton-BMW-28
6. Tyrrell-Renault-21
7. Haas Lola-Ford-11
8. Brabham-BMW-9
9. Arrows-BMW-8
10. Minardi-Motori Moderni-1

Alain Prost wins 3 WDCs in a row! A sign of the future arrives with Senna a close 2nd and some surprises here and there like Minardi scoring a point at Mexico and Arnoux finishing 5th from 10th overall with Williams removed.

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1987

Drivers Championship
1. Ayrton Senna-81
2. Alain Prost-61
3. Stefan Johannson-46
4. Gerhard Berger-42
5.= Michele Alboreto-22
5.= Theirry Boutsen-22
7. Teo Fabi-21
8. Eddie Cheever-19
9. Jonathan Palmer-14
10. Satoru Nakajima-12
11. Ricardo Patrese-11
12. Phillipe Streiff-10
13. Derek Warwick-6
14.= Andrea de Cesaris-4
14.= Martin Brundle-4
16.= Piercarlo Ghinzani-2
16.= Ivan Capelli-2
16.= Christian Danner-2
19.= Rene Arnoux-1
19.= Roberto Moreno-1

Constructors Championship
1. McLaren-Porsche-105
2. Lotus-Honda-93
3. Ferrari-64
4. Benetton-Ford-43
5. Arrows-Megatron-25
6. Tyrrell-Ford-24
7. Brabham-BMW-15
8. Zakspeed-6
9. Ligier-Megatron-3
10. March-Ford-2
11. AGS-Ford-1

Senna wins his first title in dominant fashion but his No.2 Satoru Nakajima fails to make sure Lotus wins a Constructors Title for the first time since 1978! Some surprises like the Brabham-BMW winning a race and Ghinzani outscoring Arnoux. Tyrrell has an IIDOTY as they finish ahead of "turbo" Brabham, Zakspeed, and Ligier! Unfortunately, Patrese falls out with Ecclestone and leaves F1 even before the season's out.

[James1978]

Wow, always thought Senna would win but Prost would be a lot closer to him than that!

[Whiteshore]

1988

Drivers Championship
1. Ayrton Senna-90(94)
2. Alain Prost-87(105)
3. Gerhard Berger-43
4. Theirry Boutsen-28
5. Michele Alboreto-24
6. Nelson Piquet-23
7.= Ivan Capelli-18
7.= Derek Warwick-18
9. Alessandro Nannini-16
10. Mauricio Gugulmin-9
11. Eddie Cheever-7
12. Jonathan Palmer-5
13. Andrea de Cesaris-3
14.= Satoru Nakajima-2
14.= Pierluigi Martini-2
16. Yannick Dalmas-1

Constructors Championship
1. McLaren-Honda-199
2. Ferrari-67
3. Benetton-Ford-44
4. March-Judd-27
5.= Lotus-Honda-25
5.= Arrows-Megatron-25
7. Tyrrell-Ford-5
8. Rial-Ford-3
9. Minardi-Ford-2
10. Lola-Ford-1

Not many changes in Williams' off-year aside from Yannick Dalmas no longer being a reject and a very BIG gap between Arrows/Lotus and the next placed team.

1989

Drivers Championship

1. Alain Prost-76(83)
2. Ayrton Senna-62
3. Nigel Mansell-38
4. Alessandro Nannini-37
5. Gerhard Berger-21
6. Nelson Piquet-19
7.= Derek Warwick-12
7.= Eddie Cheever-12
9.= Andrea de Cesaris-11
9.= Jean Alesi-11
11.= Michele Alboreto-9
11.= Mauricio Gugulmin-9
11.= Pierluigi Martini-9
14.= Alex Caffi-8
14.= Martin Brundle-8
16. Stefan Johansson-7
17.= Johnny Herbert-6
17.= Satoru Nakajima-6
19.= Stefano Modena-5
19.= Christian Danner-5
21.= Emanuele Pirro-4
21.= Rene Arnoux-4
23.= Jonathan Palmer-3
23.= Gabriel Tarquini-3
25.= Oliver Grouillard-2
25.= Philippe Alliot-2
27. Luiz Perez-Sala-1

Constructors Championship
1. McLaren-Honda-145
2. Ferrari-59
3. Benetton-Ford-47
4. Lotus-Judd-25
5. Arrows-Ford-24
6. Tyrrell-Ford-23
7. Dallara-Ford-19
8. Brabham-Judd-13
9. Minardi-Ford-10
10. Onyx-Ford-7
11. Ligier-Ford-6
12. Rial-Ford-5
13. AGS-Ford-3
14. Lola-Ford-2

A typical year of McLaren-Honda domination but we get some surprises like Andrea de Cesaris winning a race(Canada, where he finished 3rd behind a Williams 1-2), Rial scoring a podium along with Arnoux in his last year, 2 POINTS seperating 4th and 6th in the WCC, Tarquini unrejectifying himself, and Ferrari being too unreliable to pick up any points

P.S. When I finish this, I could post a list of F1 stats from this timeline.

[Whiteshore]

1990

Drivers Championship
1. Ayrton Senna-81
2. Alain Prost-72(74)
3. Nelson Piquet-47(49)
4. Gerhard Berger-46
5. Nigel Mansell-37
6. Alessandro Nannini-23
7. Jean Alesi-17
8. Aguri Suzuki-10
9. Eric Bernard-9
10. Robero Moreno-8
11. Ivan Capelli-7
12.= Derek Warwick-6
12.= Satoru Nakajima-6
14.= Alex Caffi-4
14.= Nicola Larini-4
16. Stefano Modena-3
17. Pierluigi Martini-2
18.= Mauricio Gugulmin-1
18.= Gregor Foitek-1
18.= Martin Donnelly-1

Constructors Championship
1. McLaren-Honda-127
2. Ferrari-111
3. Benetton-Ford-80
4. Tyrrell-Ford-23
5. Larrouse-Lamborghini-19
6. Lotus-Lamborghini-7
7.= Ligier-Ford-4
7.= Arrows-Ford-4
9. Brabham-Judd-3
10. Minardi-Ford-2
11. Onyx-Ford-1

Senna wins 3 World Championships as the gap between front and midfield grows as 57 points seperate third-placed Benetton and 4th placed Tyrrell! Foitek scores a point as Ligier leapfrogs Brabham and finishes equal with Arrows in the WCC.

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1991

Drivers Championship
1. Ayrton Senna-115
2. Gerhard Berger-60
3. Alain Prost-49
4. Jean Alesi-36
5. Nelson Piquet-31.5
6. Andrea de Cesaris-20.5
7. Roberto Moreno-14
8. Stefano Modena-12
9. Pierluigi Martini-9
10.= Bertrand Gachot-8
10.= Michael Schumacher-8
12. JJ Lehto-5
13. Gianni Morbidelli-3.5
14.= Emannuele Pirro-3
14.= Ivan Capelli-3
16.= Satoru Nakajima-2
16.= Mika Hakkinen-2
16.= Mauricio Gugulmin-2
16.= Martin Brundle-2
16.= Mark Blundell-2
16.= Theirry Boutsen-2
22.= Eric Bernard-1
22.= Aguri Suzuki-1
22.= Eric Comas-1
22.= Johnny Herbert-1
22.= Julian Bailey-1

Constructors Championship
1. McLaren-Honda-175
2. Ferrari-86.5
3. Benetton-Ford-53.5
4. Jordan-Ford-28.5
5. Tyrrell-Honda-14
6. Minardi-Ferrari-11
7. Dallara-Judd-8
8. Leyton House-Ilmor-5
9.= Lotus-Judd-4
9.= Brabham-Yamaha-4
11. Ligier-Lamborghini-3
12. Lola-Lamborghini-2

True domination by Ayrton Senna as he gives a certain young German who debuts at Spa tips on how to dominate an F1 season and Pierluigi Martini scores a podium! Ferrari win three races but McLaren win all but one of the rest(Canada being the only exception)!

1992

Drivers Championship

1. Michael Schumacher-81
2. Ayrton Senna-70
3. Gerhard Berger-67
4. Martin Brundle-59
5. Jean Alesi-25
7. Michele Alboreto-22
8. Mika Hakkinen-20
9. Andrea de Cesaris-13
10. Eric Comas-9
11. Johnny Herbert-8
12. Ivan Capelli-6
13. Pierluigi Martini-5
14. JJ Lehto-4
15.= Karl Wendlinger-3
15.= Theirry Boutsen-3
15.= Christian Fittipaldi-3
15.= Bertrand Gachot-3
15.= Gianni Morbidelli-3
19.= Stefano Modena-2
19.= Aguri Suzuki-2
19.= Mauricio Gugulmin-2
22. Oliver Grouilard-1

Constructors Championship
1. Benetton-Ford-140
2. McLaren-Honda-137
3. Ferrari-31
4. Lotus-Ford-28
5. Footwork-Honda-24
6. Tyrrell-Ilmor-14
7. Ligier-Renault-12
8. Dallara-Ferrari-9
9. Minardi-Lamborghini-6
10. Jordan-Yamaha-4
11.= Venturi-Lamborghini-3
11.= March-Ilmor-3

Michael Schumacher becomes the youngest world Champion by winning his first championship and Benetton also wins the WCC! Some surprises as Alboreto goes from 10th to 7th and leapfrogs Hakkinen and de Cesaris.

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1993

Drivers Championship
1. Ayrton Senna-83
2. Michael Schumacher-82
3. Ricardo Patrese-33
4. Jean Alesi-29
5. Martin Brundle-28
6. Gerhard Berger-22
7. Mark Blundell-20
8. Johnny Herbert-18
9.= Michael Andretti-13
9.= Karl Wendlinger-13
11. JJ Lehto-12
12. Christian Fittipaldi-10
13. Derek Warwick-7
14.= Mika Hakkinen-6
14.= Rubens Barrichello-6
16.= Fabrizio Barbazza-5
16.= Alessandro Zanardi-5
18. Phillipe Alliot-4
19.= Eric Comas-3
19.= Eddie Irvine-3
21.= Pierluigi Martini-2
21.= Aguri Suzuki-2
23. Luca Badoer-1

Constructors Championship
1. Benetton-Ford-115
2. McLaren-Ford-102
3. Ferrari-51
4. Ligier-Renault-48
5. Sauber-Ilmor-25
6. Lotus-Ford-23
7. Minardi-Ford-17
8.= Footwork-Mugen Honda-9
8.= Jordan-Hart-9
10. Larrouse-Lamborghini-7
11. Lola-Ferrari-1

Senna equals Fangio by winning the Australian Grand Prix before leaving F1 to race for Penske in CART(he actually tested for Penske and in a No Williams world, he would have gone to America IMO). Minardi finishes ahead of Footwork and Jordan! ROTY for Tyrrell as they fail to score points and are dead last.

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1994

Drivers Championship
1. Michael Schumacher-100
2, Gerhard Berger-53
3. Mika Hakkinen-44
4. Jean Alesi-36
5. Rubens Barrichello-28
6. Martin Brundle-22
7. Jos Verstappen-17
8. Heinz-Harald Frentzen-15
9. Oliver Panis-14
10.= Mark Blundell-12
10.= Eddie Irvine-12
12. Ukyo Katayama-9
13. Christian Fittipaldi-8
14. Pierluigi Martini-7
15.= Eric Bernard-6
15.= Nicola Larini-6
17.= Karl Wendlinger-5
17.= Andrea de Cesaris-5
17.= Gianni Morbidelli-5
20.= Eric Comas-3
20.= JJ Lehto-3
20.= Johhny Herbert-3
23. Michele Alboreto-1

Constructors Championship
1. Benetton-Ford-120
2. Ferrari-89
3. McLaren-Peugeot-66
4. Jordan-Hart-43
5.= Sauber-Mercedes-22
5.= Tyrrell-Yamaha-22
7. Ligier-Renault-20
8. Footwork-Ford-13
9. Minardi-Ford-8
10.= Lotus-Mugen Honda-3
10.= Larrouse-Ford-3

Schumacher dominates the season with Ferrari being the best of the rest with Schumacher winning 10/11 races(the one I posted is the one with him disqualified from the British GP but one could give Schumacher 10 more points and give Alesi 4 less points, Hakkinen 2 less, and Barrichello, Frentzen, and Katayama 1 less as there is no Williams to overtake in the formation lap). Some surprises like Sauber and Tyrrell tying in the WCC and Lotus leapfrogging Larrouse in the standings.

[Whiteshore]

1995

Drivers Championship
1. Michael Schumacher-108
2. Jean Alesi-59
3. Johnny Herbert-57
4. Gerhard Berger-51
5. Heinz-Harald Frentzen-27
6. Oliver Panis-25
7. Mika Hakkinen-22
8. Rubens Barrichello-20
9. Mark Blundell-18
10.= Eddie Irvine-13
10.= Martin Brundle-13
12.= Gianni Morbidelli-7
12.= Mika Salo-7
14. Jean-Christophe Boullion-4
15.= Aguri Suzuki-2
15.= Pedro Lamy-2
15.= Pierluigi Martini-2
18.= Ukyo Katayama-1
18.= Pedro Diniz-1

Constructors Championship
1. Benetton-Renault-165
2. Ferrari-110
3.= Ligier Mugen-Honda-40
3.= McLaren-Mercedes-40
5. Jordan-Peugeot-33
6. Sauber-Ford-31
7. Tyrrell-Yamaha-8
8. Footwork-Hart-7
9. Minardi-Ford-4
10. Forti-Ford-1

Michael Schumacher becomes youngest triple world champion in a dominant manner as Ferrari take the role of best of the rest, which can only bode well as Schumacher goes there next year. Some surprises as Forti scores and Pacific don't and a very close midfield but wide gaps between front and midfield.

[Whiteshore]

1996

Drivers Championship
1. Jean Alesi-84
2. Michael Schumacher-82
3. Mika Hakkinen-49
4. Gerhard Berger-38
5. David Coulthard-30
6. Rubens Barrichello-25
7. Oliver Panis-24
8. Eddie Irvine-23
9. Martin Brundle-14
10.= Heinz-Harald Frentzen-11
10.= Mika Salo-11
12. Johnny Herbert-9
13. Pedro Diniz-4
14.= Jos Verstappen-3
14.= Ukyo Katayama-3
16.= Ricardo Rosset-1
16.= Giancarlo Fisichella-1

Constructors Championship
1. Benetton-Renault-122
2. Ferrari-105
3. McLaren-Mercedes-79
4. Jordan-Peugeot-39
5. Ligier-Mugen Honda-28
6. Sauber-Ford-20
7. Tyrrell-Yamaha-14
8. Footwork-Hart-4
9. Minardi-Ford-1

Jean Alesi wins due to Schumacher's inconsistency but some surprises are there like Ricardo Rosset scoring a point at Hungary, Footwork being too inconsistent to score more points and Hakkinen being 3rd, WITHOUT winning a race!

1997

Drivers Championship

1. Michael Schumacher-88
2. Jean Alesi-52
3. David Coulthard-45
4. Gerhard Berger-40
5. Eddie Irvine-35
6. Mika Hakkinen-32
7. Johnny Herbert-29
8. Oliver Panis-26
9. Giancarlo Fisichella-24
10. Ralf Schumacher-20
11. Damon Hill-14
12.= Rubens Barrichello-6
12.= Alexander Wurz-6
12.= Pedro Diniz-6
14. Jarno Trulli-5
16. Shinji Nakano-3
17.= Mika Salo-2
17.= Nicola Larini-2

Constructors Championship

1. Ferrari-123
2. Benetton-Renault-98
3. McLaren-Mercedes-77
4. Jordan-Peugeot-44
5. Sauber-Petronas-31
6. Prost-Mugen Honda-29
7. Arrows-Yamaha-20
8. Stewart-Ford-6
9. Tyrrell-Ford-2

Michael Schumacher wins his 4th championship (no Williams to collide with means no disqualification) and Ferrari's first WDC since 1979 and first WCC since 1983! Stewart and Tyrrell fail to gain anything from Williams' absence but Damon Hill wins at Hungary and gives Arrows it's second win even with a broken washer and Yamaha it's only win. Prost GP wins at Spain as well.

[Whiteshore]

1998

Drivers Championship
1. Mika Hakkinen-102
2. Michael Schumacher-87
3. David Coulthard-58
4. Eddie Irvine-48
5. Damon Hill-23
6. Alexander Wurz-21
7. Giancarlo Fisichella-20
8. Ralf Schumacher-17
9. Jean Alesi-16
10.= Rubens Barrichello-4
10.= Johnny Herbert-4
12.= Mika Salo-3
12.= Pedro Diniz-3
15. Jarno Trulli-2
16.= Jan Magnussen-1
16.= Esteban Tuero-1

Constructors Championship

1. McLaren-Mercedes-160
2. Ferrari-115
3. Benetton-Playlife-41
4. Jordan-Mugen Honda-40
5. Sauber-Petronas-20
6. Arrows-6
7. Stewart-Ford-5
8. Prost-Peugeot-2
9. Minardi-Ford-1

Not many changes in Williams off-year as the gap between front, middle, and back becomes very big as 73 points seperate Ferrari and Benetton but Tuero scores a point but Nakano fails to score.

1999

Drivers Championship

1. Eddie Irvine-78
2. Mika Hakkinen-77
3. Heinz-Harald Frentzen-55
4. David Coulthard-51
5. Michael Schumacher-45
6. Rubens Barrichello-21
7. Johnny Herbert-17
8. Giancarlo Fisichella-15
9. Mika Salo-12
10.= Jarno Trulli-9
10.= Damon Hill-9
12.= Alexander Wurz-5
12.= Pedro Diniz-5
14. Oliver Panis-4
15. Jean Alesi-3
16.= Marc Gene-2
16.= Pedro de la Rosa-2
18.= Toranosuke Takagi-1
18.= Jacques Villeneuve-1

Constructors Championship
1. Ferrari-135
2. McLaren-Mercedes-128
3. Jordan-Mugen Honda-64
4. Stewart-Ford-38
5. Benetton-Playlife-20
6. Prost-Peugeot-13
7. Sauber-Petronas-7
8. Arrows-3
9. Minardi-Ford-2
10. BAR-Supertec-1

Irvine becomes world champion in 1999! Some surprises like BAR scoring a point at Italy where R. Schumacher was 2nd and Zanardi was 7th with Villeneuve in 8th as well even though for the most part, only one car is eliminated as Zanardi was rubbish.

[Whiteshore]

2000

Drivers Championship

1. Michael Schumacher-109
2, Mika Hakkinen-89
3. David Coulthard-74
4. Rubens Barrichello-62
5. Giancarlo Fisichella-21
6. Jacques Villeneuve-20
7. Heinz Harald-Frentzen-16
8. Mika Salo-10
9. Jarno Trulli-9
10. Jos Verstappen-8
11. Ricardo Zonta-5
12.= Eddie Irvine-4
12.= Alexander Wurz-4
12.= Pedro de la Rosa-4
15. Johnny Herbert-3

Constructors Championship
1. Ferrari-171
2. McLaren-Mercedes-165
3.= Benetton-Playlife-25
3.= BAR-Honda-25
3.= Jordan-Honda-25
6. Arrows-Supetec-12
7. Sauber-Petronas-10
8. Jaguar-Cosworth-8

Schumacher equals Fangio in the WDC as the gap between the front and the rest grows incredibly wide as McLaren is seperated from Benetton, BAR, and Jordan by 140 points!

2001

Drivers Championship

1. Michael Schumacher-130
2. David Coulthard-75
3. Rubens Barrichello-69
4. Mika Hakkinen-45
5. Jacques Villeneuve-18
6. Nick Heidfeld-17
7. Jarno Trulli-16
8. Kimi Raikkonen-15
9. Giancarlo Fisichella-9
10.= Eddie Irvine-8
10.= Heinz-Harald-Frentzen-8
12.= Oliver Panis-7
12.= Jean Alesi-7
12.= Pedro de la Rosa-7
15. Jenson Button-5
16. Jos Verstappen-2
17. Ricardo Zonta-1

Constructors Championship

1. Ferrari-199
2. McLaren-Mercedes-110
3. Sauber-Petronas-32
4. Jordan-Honda-26
5. BAR-Honda-25
6. Jaguar-Cosworth-15
7. Benetton-Renault-14
8. Prost-Acer-6
9. Arrows-AMT-1

A typical year of Schumacher dominating and the gap between the front and the rest being very wide as only 5 drivers make more than one visit to the podium.

[James1978]

1996

Drivers Championship
1. Jean Alesi-84
2. Michael Schumacher-82

Like it.

[Whiteshore]

1996

Drivers Championship
1. Jean Alesi-84
2. Michael Schumacher-82

Like it.

BTW, what do you think of the fact that I had Senna go to CART with Penske?

[Whiteshore]

2002

Drivers Championship

1. Michael Schumacher-150
2. Rubens Barrichello-79
3. David Coulthard-53
4. Kimi Raikkonen-27
5. Jenson Button-23
6. Nick Heidfeld-17
7.= Eddie Irvine-13
7.= Giancarlo Fisichella-13
9.= Jarno Trulli-11
9.= Felipe Massa-11
11. Jacques Villeneuve-10
12. Mika Salo-8
13.= Oliver Panis-4
13.= Takuma Sato-4
13.= Heinz-Harald Frentzen-4
16. Mark Webber-3
17. Allan McNish-2
18.= Alex Yoong-1
18.= Pedro De la Rosa-1

Constructors Championship
1. Ferrari-229
2. McLaren-Mercedes-80
3. Renault-34
4. Sauber-Petronas-28
5. Jordan-Honda-17
6.= BAR-Honda-14
6.= Jaguar-Cosworth-14
8. Toyota-9
9.= Minardi-Asiatech-4
9.= Arrows-Cosworth-4

A typical year of Schumacher dominating as the year becomes the reverse of 1988 as Ferrari win all races bar one, which is won by McLaren. The midfield is quite crowded as Button comes close to Raikkonen with Mika Salo finishing ahead of a Jordan and BAR in the Drivers Championship and Webber unrejectifying himself at his first race!

2003

Drivers Championship

1.= Michael Schumacher-104
1.= Kimi Raikkonen-104
3. Rubens Barrichello-77
4. Fernando Alonso-69
5. David Coulthard-60
6. Jarno Trulli-43
7. Mark Webber-30
8. Jenson Button-26
9. Cristiano da Matta-15
10. Heinz Harald-Frentzen-14
11.= Giancarlo Fisichella-13
11.= Oliver Panis-13
11.= Jacques Villeneuve-13
14. Nick Heidfeld-11
15.= Takuma Sato-3
15.= Ralph Firman-3
17.= Justin Wilson-2
17.= Jos Verstappen-2
19. Antonio Pizzonia-1

Constructors Championship
1. Ferrari-181
2. McLaren-Mercedes-164
3. Renault-112
4. BAR-Honda-39
5. Jaguar-Cosworth-33
6. Toyota-28
7. Sauber-Petronas-25
8. Jordan-Ford-16
9. Minardi-2

Schumacher wins his 8th world championship on countback as he won more races than Raikkonen. The midfield is quite crowded as BAR and Sauber are seperated by just 14 points and Da Matta is seperated from Heidfeld by just 4 points!

2004

Drivers Championship

1. Michael Schumacher-150
2. Rubens Barrichello-118
3. Jenson Button-103
4. Fernando Alonso-63
5. Jarno Trulli-51
6. Kimi Raikkonen-50
7. Takuma Sato-41
8. Giancarlo Fisichella-38
9. David Coulthard-30
10. Felipe Massa-20
11. Mark Webber-12
12. Oliver Panis-7
13. Christiano da Matta-4
14.= Christian Klien-3
14.= Nick Heidfeld-3
16.= Timo Glock-2
16.= Zsolt Baumgartner-2
18. Jacques Villeneuve-1

Constructors Championship

1. Ferrari-268
2. BAR-Honda-144
3. Renault-115
4. McLaren-Mercedes-80
5. Sauber-Petronas-58
6. Jaguar-Cosworth-15
7. Toyota-11
8. Jordan-Ford-5
9. Minardi-Cosworth-2

Michael Schumacher wins his 9th title in dominant fashion! BAR finish comfortably ahead of Renault. The gap between the front and the rest grows wider as well.

[Whiteshore]

2005

Drivers Championship

1. Fernando Alonso-136
2. Kimi Raikkonen-114
3. Michael Schumacher-67
4. Juan Pablo Montoya-66
5. Giancarlo Fisichella-61
6. Ralf Schumacher-54
7.= Jarno Trulli-46
7.= Rubens Barrichello-46
9. Jenson Button-40
10. David Coulthard-31
11.= Felipe Massa-14
11.= Christian Klien-14
13. Jacques Villeneuve-11
14. Tiago Monteiro-8
15. Alexander Wurz-6
16. Narain Karthikeyan-5
17.= Christijan Albers-4
17.= Pedro De La Rosa-4
17.= Vitantonio Liuzzi-4
20.= Patrick Friesacher-3
20.= Takuma Sato-3

Constructors Championship
1. Renault-197
2. McLaren-Mercedes-191
3. Ferrari-121
4. Toyota-100
5. Red Bull-Cosworth-45
6. BAR-Honda-43
7. Sauber-Petronas-25
8. Jordan-Toyota-13
9. Minardi-Cosworth-7

Alonso wins the World Championship! Red Bull passes BAR in the CC as Takuma Sato learns the hard way that 4 is unlucky. Red Bull also score a podium at the Nurburgring as well as Barrichello manages to tie Jarno Trulli for 7th.

[Bobby Doorknobs]

2004

Drivers Championship

16.= <censored>-2

We hope you like papayas.

[Whiteshore]

2004

Drivers Championship

16.= <censored>-2

We hope you like papayas.

Is saying his name an offense which can result in a banhammer?

[Bobby Doorknobs]

2004

Drivers Championship

16.= <censored>-2

We hope you like papayas.

Is saying his name an offense which can result in a banhammer?

You won't get banned, it's just something of a tradition to refer to him as HWNSNBM, or "He Whose Name Shall Not Be Mentioned". Jamie and Enoch started calling him that because they said his name so much on the podcast and since then it has been carried over into the forum. Now, each time his name is mentioned they say HWNSNBM will hit you with a papaya

[Whiteshore]

2006

Christian Klien gains 2 more points and David Coulthard, Ralf Schumacher, Jarno Trulli, Giancarlo Fisichella, Jenson Button, and Jacques Villeneuve gain 1 point, that's all.

[Whiteshore]

2007

Drivers Championship

1. Kimi Raikkonen-112
2. Lewis Hamilton-111
3. Fernando Alonso-110
4. Felipe Massa-94
5. Nick Heidfeld-61
6. Robert Kubica-42
7. Heikki Kovaleinen-35
8. Giancarlo Fisichella-23
9.= David Coulthard-14
9.= Mark Webber-14
11. Jarno Trulli-9
12.= Sebastian Vettel-6
12.= Jenson Button-6
12.= Ralf Schumacher-6
12.= Takuma Sato-6
16. Vitantonio Liuzzi-3
17.= Adrian Sutil-1
17.= Scott Speed-1

Constructors Championship
1. Ferrari-206
2. BMW Sauber-103
3. Renault-57
4. Red Bull-Renault-28
5. Toyota-15
6. Toro Rosso-Ferrari-10
7.=Honda-6
7.=Super Aguri-Honda-7
9. Spyker-Ferrari-1

Raikkonen wins the championship! Some surprises like Speed scoring and Barrichello not scoring even here.

2008

Drivers Championship
1. Lewis Hamilton-100
2. Felipe Massa-97
3. Kimi Raikkonen-79
4. Robert Kubica-75
5.= Fernando Alonso-62
5.= Nick Heidfeld-62
7. Heikki Kovaleinen-56
8. Sebastian Vettel-36
9. Jarno Trulli-32
10. Timo Glock-27
11. Mark Webber-21
12. Nelson Piquet Jr.-19
13. Rubens Barrichello-11
14. David Coulthard-10
15. Sebastien Bourdais-6
16. Jenson Button-4

Constructors Championship
1. Ferrari-176
2. McLaren-Mercedes-156
3. BMW Sauber-137
4. Renault-81
5. Toyota-59
6. Toro Rosso-Ferrari-42
7. Red Bull-Renault-25
8. Honda-15

Hamilton wins the championship! Largely boring as Williams only outscored Honda in the WCC, partly due to Kazuki Nakajima.

[Whiteshore]

2009

Drivers Championship
1. Jenson Button-99
2. Sebastian Vettel-84
3. Rubens Barrichello-80
4. Mark Webber-71.5
5. Lewis Hamilton-50
6. Kimi Raikkonen-49
7. Jarno Trulli-34.5
8. Fernando Alonso-29
9. Timo Glock-28
10. Heikki Kovaleinen-24
11. Felipe Massa-23.5
12.= Nick Heidfeld-20
12.= Robert Kubica-20
14. Giancarlo Fisichella-9
15. Sebastien Buemi-7
16. Adrian Sutil-6
17. Sebastien Bourdais-4
18. Kamui Kobayashi-3

Constructors Championship
1. Brawn-Mercedes-179
2. Red Bull-Renault-155.5
3. McLaren-Mercedes-74
4. Ferrari-72.5
5. Toyota-65.5
6. BMW Sauber-40
7. Renault-29
8. Force India-Mercedes-15
9. Toro Rosso-Ferrari-11

Button wins the championship and not many surprises due to Nakajima's pointlessness.

2010

Driver's Championship
1. Sebastian Vettel-258
2. Fernando Alonso-254
3. Mark Webber-244
4. Lewis Hamilton-240
5. Jenson Button-216
6. Felipe Massa-147
7. Robert Kubica-145
8. Nico Rosberg-143
9. Michael Schumacher-77
10. Adrian Sutil-53
11. Kamui Kobayashi-40
12. Vitaly Petrov-28
13. Vitantonio Liuzzi-22
14. Sebastien Buemi-12
15.= Nick Heidfeld-8
15.= Pedro de la Rosa-8
17. Jaime Alguersuari-7

Constructors Championship
1. Red Bull-Renault-512
2. McLaren-Mercedes-456
3. Ferrari-401
4. Mercedes-210
5. Renault-173
6. Force India-Mercedes-75
7. Sauber-Ferrari-56
8. Toro Rosso-Ferrari-19

Vettel wins his first WDC! Some surprises here like Kubica leapfrogging Rosberg!

2011

Buemi gets 2 more points and Di Resta gets 1 more point, that's all

2012

Drivers Championship
1. Fernando Alonso-289
2. Sebastian Vettel-284
3. Kimi Raikkonen-210
4. Lewis Hamilton-192
5. Jenson Button-190
6. Mark Webber-182
7. Felipe Massa-126
8. Romain Grosjean-99
9. Nico Rosberg-96
10. Sergio Perez-71
11. Nico Hulkenberg-67
12. Kamui Kobayashi-66
13. Michael Schumacher-52
14. Paul di Resta-51
15. Jean-Eric Vergne-18
16. Daniel Ricciardo-12

Constructors Championship
1. Red Bull-Renault-466
2. Ferrari-410
3. McLaren-Mercedes-382
4. Lotus-Renault-309
5. Mercedes-137
6. Sauber-Ferrari-137
7. Force India-Mercedes-127
8. Toro Rosso-Ferrari-30

Alonso wins his 3rd championship due to being 2nd behind the Crashtor at Spain and behind both Williams at China!

2013
Nico Rosberg gains two points and Hulkenberg, Button, and Ricciardo gain a point, that's all.

[tBone]

Quite an impressive debut from Rosberg in 2010, beating the legendary Michael Schumacher by a large margin!

[Whiteshore]

Quite an impressive debut from Rosberg in 2010, beating the legendary Michael Schumacher by a large margin!

Keep in mind that Schumacher is probably more legendary than in our world as he wins NINE world titles here.