It struck me that we don't have a general thread on the season, drivers, teams, etc.
So let's remedy that right now
You can refresh your memories on who has finished where and scored what with the rather handy tables in this thread: F1 2009 Standings
All the head to head data is available here: F1 Head To Head 2009
The fuel adjusted grid data is here: F1 Fuel Adjusted Grids & Qualifying Times 2009
Fastest laps analysis is here: F1 Fastest Laps 2009
A couple of useful charts showing the progress of the drivers and teams through the season (also shown below): F1 WDC & WCC Points 2009
A couple of things stand out from all the data:
1. Brawn are on the decline and Red Bull are on the up.
2. Ferrari are scoring steadily and are on course for a top 3 finish, but they will have to fight it out with McLaren, Toyota and Williams
3. McLaren would appear to have made a significant improvement but we don't yet know how well they will fare going forwards.
4, Poor Force-India.
5. Nico Rosberg has slipped almost unnoticed into 5th place in the WDC.
6. Renault were right to sack Nelsinho Piquet, even if he didn't have equal treatment.
7. Perhaps Williams and Brawn should do the same looking at the chart below?
So what does everyone else make of the season so far?
And how do you think it's going to pan out for the remaining 7 races?
So let's remedy that right now
You can refresh your memories on who has finished where and scored what with the rather handy tables in this thread: F1 2009 Standings
All the head to head data is available here: F1 Head To Head 2009
The fuel adjusted grid data is here: F1 Fuel Adjusted Grids & Qualifying Times 2009
Fastest laps analysis is here: F1 Fastest Laps 2009
A couple of useful charts showing the progress of the drivers and teams through the season (also shown below): F1 WDC & WCC Points 2009
A couple of things stand out from all the data:
1. Brawn are on the decline and Red Bull are on the up.
2. Ferrari are scoring steadily and are on course for a top 3 finish, but they will have to fight it out with McLaren, Toyota and Williams
3. McLaren would appear to have made a significant improvement but we don't yet know how well they will fare going forwards.
4, Poor Force-India.
5. Nico Rosberg has slipped almost unnoticed into 5th place in the WDC.
6. Renault were right to sack Nelsinho Piquet, even if he didn't have equal treatment.
7. Perhaps Williams and Brawn should do the same looking at the chart below?
So what does everyone else make of the season so far?
And how do you think it's going to pan out for the remaining 7 races?