- 05 Dec 10, 01:27#228934
Okay, just quickly crunched the numbers. Where one driver has gone out in Q2 (for example), i have used the other driver's Q2 time too in the interest of fairness. I left out Monaco here cause Alonso set no time, and vice versa for Massa in Singapore. I thought about just using the slowest time of all in Q1 but that seems like a stupid comparison to include.
I simply took a mean gap, which give Alonso as having an average quali advantage of 0.27s.
The closest gap was 0.006 in the rain at Malaysia, the largest gap was interestingly Massa beating Alonso in Belgium by 1.127s (although i believe Alonso was caught by rain). The biggest gap Alonso managed over Massa was a similar 1.112s in Brazil, but that was again in wet conditions. In the dry, the biggest gap was in Korea at just over 8 tenths.
I simply took a mean gap, which give Alonso as having an average quali advantage of 0.27s.
The closest gap was 0.006 in the rain at Malaysia, the largest gap was interestingly Massa beating Alonso in Belgium by 1.127s (although i believe Alonso was caught by rain). The biggest gap Alonso managed over Massa was a similar 1.112s in Brazil, but that was again in wet conditions. In the dry, the biggest gap was in Korea at just over 8 tenths.
Rising number one of Formula 1, Juan - Juan, one wonders should Juan only win one Formula 1 one year, would Juan have won that one in round one, Juan??