QWC2010
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Red Bull Racing are already on double Ferrari's points in the Qualifying World Championship. Mercedes are well clear of McLaren after their débacle in Malaysia, and Sauber join the bottom of the party, leaving Toro Rosso as the only established team without representation.
Webber and Rosberg leapfrog the Ferarri drivers in the standings, with Vettel still sitting pretty. Adrian Sutil breaks the top 4 by moving ahead of Hamilton, and there are new points for Hulkenburg, Kobayashi and Liuzzi.
Webber and Rosberg leapfrog the Ferarri drivers in the standings, with Vettel still sitting pretty. Adrian Sutil breaks the top 4 by moving ahead of Hamilton, and there are new points for Hulkenburg, Kobayashi and Liuzzi.
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Re: QWC2010 - Spain
Red Bull are buggering off into the distance with an astonishing 202 points already accrued. Vettel has already beat the 100 mark, Webber is 6 shy.
Interesting battle for second place with Mac, Merc and Ferrari all in touching distance of one another; Alonso is clear with Rosberg in 3rd and 4th with Massa, Button and Hamilton in close combat.
Kobayashi ensures a second appearence for himself and Sauber and ousts Sutil from the top 10 seen in Bahrain and China.
Red Bull are buggering off into the distance with an astonishing 202 points already accrued. Vettel has already beat the 100 mark, Webber is 6 shy.
Interesting battle for second place with Mac, Merc and Ferrari all in touching distance of one another; Alonso is clear with Rosberg in 3rd and 4th with Massa, Button and Hamilton in close combat.
Kobayashi ensures a second appearence for himself and Sauber and ousts Sutil from the top 10 seen in Bahrain and China.
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Considering Red Bull have been on pole for all 5 races, it's no surprise they top the charts.
What is surprising is that they are only 3rd in the WCC and their drivers are only 5th and 8th in the WDC.
I expect that to change as they get a handle on their reliability issues though.
What is surprising is that they are only 3rd in the WCC and their drivers are only 5th and 8th in the WDC.
I expect that to change as they get a handle on their reliability issues though.
Clearly Red Bull's dominance of this chart is obvious, and I feel they would be in a similar position in the WDC had Australia and China not been wet.
As the table from 2004 shows, a good QWC performance (Williams) does not imply a good Championship performance (88 pts).
Rememver also that in 2005 Takuma Sato picked up 21 QWC points and 1 WDC points. Its all about converting good Quali form into Race form, and Red Bull are yet to demonstrate they can do that when McLaren and Ferrari are not stupidly recovering from a Q1 exit.
As the table from 2004 shows, a good QWC performance (Williams) does not imply a good Championship performance (88 pts).
Rememver also that in 2005 Takuma Sato picked up 21 QWC points and 1 WDC points. Its all about converting good Quali form into Race form, and Red Bull are yet to demonstrate they can do that when McLaren and Ferrari are not stupidly recovering from a Q1 exit.
Despite their first defeat of the season Red Bull still lead this Championship with more than double McLaren's points. Hamilton has moved clear of the rest of the field into third place. Schumacher is falling back from the 8 above him.
The Force was strong in Canada, moving above Williams into 7th place, whilst Ferrari pass Mercedes for 3rd. Either Webber or Vettel would be leading the Constructors' Championship if the other's points did not count.
The Force was strong in Canada, moving above Williams into 7th place, whilst Ferrari pass Mercedes for 3rd. Either Webber or Vettel would be leading the Constructors' Championship if the other's points did not count.
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