Turkish GP – F2SA Consistency Ranking
Hamilton and Heidfeld have never abandoned in 5 races and have always finished at the top of the standings. The Briton takes over the first place from the German, and they now have a two-point gap (91 against 89). Räikkönen, Kubica, and Kovalainen remain in their positions with the 3rd, 4th, and 5th places respectively. […]
Hamilton and Heidfeld have never abandoned in 5 races and have always finished at the top of the standings. The Briton takes over the first place from the German, and they now have a two-point gap (91 against 89). Räikkönen, Kubica, and Kovalainen remain in their positions with the 3rd, 4th, and 5th places respectively.
After their very good performances throughout the Grand Prix, Webber is now 6th and Massa 7th ahead of Trulli and Alonso, both 8th with 64 points against 66 for the Red Bull driver and 65 for the Ferrari driver. The Brazilian makes the best progress of the week with a jump of 4 places.
As for Nakajima (48 points) and Fisichella (35 points), they have dropped 3 places due to their retirement in Turkey. They are respectively 11th and 15th. Rosberg and Button maintain their position compared to Spain. Coulthard is now 12th with 44 points and Glock 14th with 36 points.
Bourdais is second to last with only 8 points while his teammate, Sebastian Vettel, enters the ranking with 6 points, he is 20th.
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Reminder: Fou2sportauto.com launched a different type of ranking last year, no longer rewarding only the top eight drivers of each Grand Prix and no longer favoring the top three. This F2SA consistency ranking, as its name indicates, aims to reward the consistency of the driver.
Thus, the 22 drivers, if they all finish the race, will be awarded points, from 22 for the first to 1 point for the last. Only drivers who have retired or been disqualified will not be rewarded by the site.
See the F2SA regularity ranking
