.:: FIA 2010 Formula One World Championships ::.

DRIVERS CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull, 256 pts.)
2. Fernando Alonso (Ferrari, 252 pts.)
3. Mark Webber (Red Bull, 242 pts.)
4. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren, 240 pts.)
5. Jenson Button (McLaren, 214 pts.)
6. Felipe Massa (Ferrari, 144 pts.)
7. Nico Rosberg (Mercedes, 142 pts.)
8. Robert Kubica (Renault, 136 pts.)
9. Michael Schumacher (Mercedes, 72 pts.)
10. Adrian Sutil (Force India, 47 pts.)
11. Rubens Barrichello (Williams, 47 pts.)
12. Kamui Kobayashi (BMW-Sauber, 32 pts.)
13. Vitaly Petrov (Renault, 27 pts.)
14. Nico Hulkenberg (Williams, 22 pts.)
15. Vitantonio Liuzzi (Force India, 21 pts.)
16. Sebastien Buemi (Toro Rosso, 8 pts.)
17. Pedro de la Rosa (BMW-Sauber, 6 pts.)
18. Nick Heidfeld (BMW-Sauber, 6 pts.)
19. Jaime Alguersuari (Toro Rosso, 5 pts.)

Yet to score: Heikki Kovalainen (Lotus), Jarno Trulli (Lotus), Karun Chandhok (Hispania), Bruno Senna (Hispania), Lucas di Grassi (Virgin), Timo Glock (Virgin), Sakon Yamamoto (Hispania), Christian Klien (Hispania).

Sebastian Vettel won the Drivers Championship in Abu Dhabi.

CONSTRUCTORS CHAMPIONSHIP

1. Red Bull (498 pts.)
2. McLaren (454 pts.)
3. Ferrari (396 pts.)
4. Mercedes GP (214 pts.)
5. Renault (163 pts.)
6. Williams (69 pts.)
7. Force India (68 pts.)
8. BMW-Sauber (44 pts.)
9. Toro Rosso (13 pts.)

Yet to score: Lotus, Hispania, Virgin.

Red Bull Racing won the Constructors Championship in Brazil.

2010 NOMINATION LEADERBOARD FOR DRIVER OF THE DAY

1. Kamui Kobayashi (22 Votes)
2. Mark Webber (15 Votes)
3. Jenson Button (14 Votes)
   Lewis Hamilton (14 Votes)
4. Sebastian Vettel (10 Votes)
5. Michael Schumacher (7 Votes)
6. Fernando Alonso (6 Votes)
   Robert Kubica (6 Votes)
   Felipe Massa (6 Votes)
7. Vitantonio Liuzzi (2 Votes)
   Vitaly Petrov (2 Votes)
8. Sebastien Buemi (1 Vote)
   Nico Hulkenberg (1 Vote)
   Nico Rosberg (1 Vote)
   Bruno Senna (1 Vote)
   Jarno Trulli (1 Vote)

2010 NOMINATION LEADERBOARD FOR STAR OF THE DAY

1. Mark Webber (16 Votes)
2. Kamui Kobayashi (9 Votes)
3. Fernando Alonso (6 Votes)
   Robert Kubica (6 Votes)
   Felipe Massa (6 Votes)
4. Heikki Kovalainen (5 Votes)
   Sebastian Vettel (5 Votes)
5. Rubens Barrichello (4 Votes)
   Lewis Hamilton (4 Votes)
   Vitaly Petrov (4 Votes)
6. Jaime Alguersuari (3 Votes)
   Michael Schumacher (3 Votes)
   Leeroy Jenkins (3 Votes)
7. Karun Chandhok (2 Votes)
   Andrea Stella (2 Votes)
   Ferrari Pit Crew (2 Votes)
   Sebastian Vettel's Grid Girl in Singapore (2 Votes)
8. Jenson Button (1 Vote)
   Nico Rosberg (1 Vote)
   Adrian Sutil (1 Vote)
   Charlie Whiting (1 Vote)
   Ferrari (1 Vote)
   Red Bull (1 Vote)
   Rob Smedley (1 Vote)
   Ben Franklin & Steve Jobs (1 Vote)
   Spanish reporter holding up Martin Brundle on grid walk in Bahrain (1 Vote)
   Weather Reporters (1 Vote)
   Chinese Weather (1 Vote)
   Debris that brought out 2nd SC in Chinese GP (1 Vote)
   TV Director (1 Vote)
   Toyota (1 Vote)
   Proxima Centauri (1 Vote)
   Fighting Red Bull employee from Turkey (1 Vote)
   Button/Hamilton passing war in Turkey (1 Vote)
   Circuit du Gilles Villeneuve (1 Vote)
   Bridgestone (1 Vote)
   Canadian midfield battles (1 Vote)
   Mark Webber's Car (1 Vote)
   Number Twos (1 Vote)
   Flexi-Wings (1 Vote)
   Tifosi (1 Vote)
   John Hugenholtz (1 Vote)
   David Croft (1 Vote)
   Korean Spectators/Stewards (1 Vote)
   Drivers in darkness of Korean night (1 Vote)

Err...it's only 18 points for second now Redders, Ferrari have 43, not 45!:Pyuxwallin

What you talking about, it says 43... *shifty eyes*

9 points cover the top 7 after three races... wow.Redders1989

Ya that is crazy!

you guys can hate me for this,but i m a huge fan of massa... was heartbroken when he lost by just 1 point :(protonsavy

Actually, a lot of people were for Massa in that race. There was only a minority that wanted a Hamilton title win - I was in the minority :lol:

[QUOTE="protonsavy"]you guys can hate me for this,but i m a huge fan of massa... was heartbroken when he lost by just 1 point :(Redders1989

Actually, a lot of people were for Massa in that race. There was only a minority that wanted a Hamilton title win - I was in the minority :lol:

i can understand,becuase you are english i guess...but not only in that race,but in all the races i support massa...maybe he can win the title...? its too early but he's got 1 of the best starts :D 

Sebastian Vettel - from joint lead to 5th.Redders1989

And all because he messed up an overtake!!

What a fun season this is turning out to be. I really like the new points system.cjek

If you exclude the new teams, the only driver yet to score a point is Pedro de la Rosa, who has had two 11th place finishes as it is.

Oooh I have a suggestion. Could we possibly start an idiot of the day for the race feature or "facepalm moment of the day" such as when a driver randomly goes out of the race or something like that. Not to be mean but as a humour kind of thing.

Now this is quite interesting. Just done calculations on how the 2010 season would look under the old points system, and here's where they would stand at the moment:

1. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren, 75 pts.)
2. Mark Webber (Red Bull, 74 pts.)
3. Fernando Alonso (Ferrari, 67 pts.)
4. Jenson Button (McLaren, 67 pts.)
5. Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull, 66 pts.)
6. Felipe Massa (Ferrari, 50 pts.)
7. Nico Rosberg (Mercedes, 43 pts.)
8. Robert Kubica (Renault, 42 pts.)
9. Michael Schumacher (Mercedes, 15 pts.)
10. Adrian Sutil (Force India, 15 pts.)
11. Rubens Barrichello (Williams, 10 pts.)
12. Vitaly Petrov (Renault, 6 pts.)
13. Kamui Kobayashi (BMW-Sauber, 6 pts.)
14. Nico Hulkenberg (Williams, 5 pts.)
15. Vitantonio Liuzzi (Force India, 2 pts.)
16. Pedro de la Rosa (BMW-Sauber, 2 pts.)
17. Sebastien Buemi (Toro Rosso, 1 pt.)

Yet to score: ALG, TRU, KOV, SEN, CHD, YAM, HEI, GLO, DIG

Not much difference, although the main point is, as you can see, Hamilton would still be leading the championship (and would not have lost it since he got it in Turkey). Interesting to note too that, excluding Heidfeld who's yet to race, Alguersuari would be the only driver from the established teams yet to score a point.

In the constructors:

1. McLaren (142 pts.)
2. Red Bull (140 pts.)
3. Ferrari (117 pts.)
4. Mercedes GP (58 pts.)
5. Renault (48 pts.)
6. Force India (17 pts.)
7. Williams (15 pts.)
8. BMW-Sauber (8 pts.)
9. Toro Rosso (1 pt.)

Yet to score: Lotus, HRT, Virgin

Again, little change but McLaren would be the Constructors Championship leaders rather than Red Bull.

Ha! Anyone else notice the weather radar during the Korean GP that flashed up? It said at the top:

It's raining.

Ha! Anyone else notice the weather radar during the Korean GP that flashed up? It said at the top:

It's raining.

sambob530

Did it rain?? :lol:

2010 "OLD MONEY" CHAMPIONSHIPS

1. Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull, 104 pts.)
2. Fernando Alonso (Ferrari, 101 pts.)
3. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren, 100 pts.)
4. Mark Webber (Red Bull, 97 pts.)
5. Jenson Button (McLaren, 87 pts.)
6. Felipe Massa (Ferrari, 57 pts.)
7. Nico Rosberg (Mercedes, 55 pts.)
8. Robert Kubica (Renault, 52 pts.)
9. Michael Schumacher (Mercedes, 25 pts.)
10. Adrian Sutil (Force India, 15 pts.)
11. Rubens Barrichello (Williams, 15 pts.)
12. Vitaly Petrov (Renault, 9 pts.)
13. Kamui Kobayashi (BMW-Sauber, 9 pts.)
14. Nico Hulkenberg (Williams, 6 pts.)
15. Vitantonio Liuzzi (Force India, 5 pts.)
16. Pedro de la Rosa (BMW-Sauber, 2 pts.)
17. Sebastien Buemi (Toro Rosso, 1 pt.)
18. Nick Heidfeld (BMW-Sauber, 1 pt.)

Yet to score: ALG, TRU, KOV, SEN, CHD, YAM, GLO, DIG

In the constructors:

1. Red Bull (201 pts.)
2. McLaren (187 pts.)
3. Ferrari (158 pts.)
4. Mercedes GP (80 pts.)
5. Renault (61 pts.)
6. Williams (21 pts.)
7. Force India (20 pts.)
8. BMW-Sauber (12 pts.)
9. Toro Rosso (1 pt.)

Yet to score: Lotus, HRT, Virgin