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[Ferrari man 009]

What is interesting is despite the different systems, one thing doesnt change. Alonso still has a lead equivalent to 1.6-1.7 races (40 on current, 16 on 2009 system and 17 on 2002)

[geetface9]

I started watching after they began using 25-18-15-etc... so IDGAF

[LRW]

I started watching after they began using 25-18-15-etc... so IDGAF

Ive been watching it since 1950 and I prefer the points system them - MUCH better than the 10-6-4-3-2-1 bollocks.

1950: Top five score, eight for a win
Position Points
1st 8
2nd 6
3rd 4
4th 3
5th 2

The driver who set fastest lap during the race scored an extra point!! (until mid 50s)

[Nin-Chin]

I started watching after they began using 25-18-15-etc... so IDGAF

Ive been watching it since 1950 and I prefer the points system them - MUCH better than the 10-6-4-3-2-1 bollocks.

1950: Top five score, eight for a win
Position Points
1st 8
2nd 6
3rd 4
4th 3
5th 2

The driver who set fastest lap during the race scored an extra point!! (until mid 50s)

70 plus?

[Jabberwocky]

How would it look with Bernies Medal system?

[LRW]

I started watching after they began using 25-18-15-etc... so IDGAF

Ive been watching it since 1950 and I prefer the points system them - MUCH better than the 10-6-4-3-2-1 bollocks.

1950: Top five score, eight for a win
Position Points
1st 8
2nd 6
3rd 4
4th 3
5th 2

The driver who set fastest lap during the race scored an extra point!! (until mid 50s)

70 plus?

ageist.

[Ferrari man 009]

How would it look with Bernies Medal system?

Alonso 3
Webber 2
Lewis 2
Vettel 1
Rosberg 1
Maldonado 1
Button 1

[Hammer278]

How would it look with Bernies Medal system?

Alonso 3
Webber 2
Lewis 2
Vettel 1
Rosberg 1
Maldonado 1
Button 1

.... MUCH closer WDC under Bernie's system. The old guy has a point.

[scotty]

Maldonado with a title chance this season under that system? Then all credibility would be lost. Same for Rosberg and Button, to a much lesser extent.