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Starting with the 2018 season, I started naming many of the series after people.
Tom Divoll and John Reilly
The original designers of Speed Circuit as published by 3M in 1971.
Juan Manuel Fangio
Perhaps the greatest F1 driver of all time. He won 5 championships in the 1950s including 4 in a row from 1954 - 1957. It would take nearly 50 years before Michael Schumacher would break that record.
Alberto Ascari
Overshadowed by Fangio, Ascari won the title in 1952 and 1953 and won an amazing 68% of races when his car was not retired for mechanical reasons -- the most of any driver in history.
Jim Clark
Clark was on pole in almost 1/2 of his races and won more than a 1/3 of all races he entered. He won the title in 1963 and 1965.
Stirling Moss
Moss was probably the best driver in F1 history who never won a championship. Despite 16 race wins between 1951 and 1961 -- the 2nd most behind Fangio at the time of Moss' retirement.
Lewis Hamilton
Hamilton has won the most races and titles (7) of any driver in history and is still racing. Comparing modern drivers with drivers from the early days of F1 is fraught but Hamilton has won nearly 40% of races when his car was not retired for mechanical reasons which is comporable to other greats from the 70s and on.
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- 2025 Season, same 'Pencil' style event as last season.
- Rio, Brazil
- Spielberg 1977, Austria
- P1 Race
- Tier 2:
- Tier 3:
- Tier 4:
- Detroit, USA
- P1 Race
- Tier 2:
- Tier 3:
- Tier 4:
- 2024 Season, same 'Pencil' style event as last season.
- Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Bern, Switzerland
- Adelaide, Australia
- 2023 Season, a little re-configuration: from Pyramid to Pencil. Still 7 series but now in 4 tiers -- 3 tiers of 2 series each plus the top tier of 1 series.
- Sakhir Outer Circuit, Bahrain
- Barcelona, Spain
- Indy, US
- 2022 Season, Pyramid shrinks back down to 7 races -- tier 3 is back to being 4 races.
- Reims, France
- Midrand, South Africa
- Zandvoort, Netherlands
- 2021 Season, Pyramid grows a little with 8 races after adding a 5th in tier 3. Back to the usual 3 races this season.
- Silverstone, UK (modern 2011 version)
- Mogyorod, Hungary
- Estoril, Purtugal
- 2020 season, Pyramid series continues with 7 races in 3 tiers again. One change is that we are running 4 races this season.
- Monza, Italy
- Monte Carlo
- Rouen
- Buenos Aires
- 2017-18 season, Pyramid series continues with 7 races in 3 tiers, max of 10 drivers in each. For this season, I've archived all moves in a turn by turn photo album.
- Montreal, Canada
- Melbourne, Australia
- Sepang, Malaysia (1999)
- 2015-16 season, Ladder series continues with 5 leagues, 10 drivers in each
Move reports for all races in this season
- Spielberg, Austria
- 2013-15 season, Ladder series ended up with 4 leagues, 12 drivers in most by the end of the season
- Nürburg, Germany
- F1 Race: Grant G, Chris L, Robert R
- F2 Race: Rando N, Doug G, Bruce L
- F3 Race: Mario A, Giovanni U, Cicio I
- Austin, US
- Sakhir, Bahrain
- F1 Race: Fabio P, Mike A, Dennis N
- F2 Race: Rando N, Giovanni U, Chris A
- F3 Race: Michael P, Ciccio I, Russell H
- F4 Race: Timothy C, John W, Pepe S
- 2012-13 season, Ladder series ended up with 3 leagues this season
- Silverstone, UK (modern version)
- Monaco
- Abu Dhabi, UAE
- 2010-2011 Season
3-race series with teams, pitting, and introducing 2 leagues: F1 and F2.
- Shanghai
- Suzuka
- Yas Marina
- 2011 Driver Standings
- Bob - 48 pts (F1)
- Fabio - 45 pts (F1)
- Doug S - 38 pts
[67 team] (F1)
- Mike - 38 pts
[64 team] (F1)
- Chris L - 35 pts (F1)
- Will - 30 pts (F1)
- Bruce L - 29 pts (F1)
- Bruce R - 28 pts (F1)
- Doug G - 26 pts (F1)
- Bruno - 18 pts (F1)
- Robert - 14 pts
[21 team] (F2)
- Dennis - 14 pts
[19 team] (F2)
- Jack - 11 pts (F2)
- Grant - 9 pts (F2)
- Giuseppe - 8 pts
[26 team] (F1)
- Chris H - 8 pts
[11 team] (F2)
- Marshall - 7 pts (F2)
- Tim - 5 pts
[19 team] (F2)
- Randy - 5 pts
[14 team] (F2)
- Kent - 3 pts
[14 team] (F2)
- Scott - 3 pts
[11 team] (F2)
- Jim - 2 pts (F1)
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- 2011 Team Standings
- Mercedes - 80 pts
(F1: Fabio, Chris L)
- Sauber - 78 pts
(F1: Bob, Will)
- Jordan - 67 pts
(F1: Bruce L, Doug S)
- Lotus - 64 pts
(F1: Mike, Doug G)
- Arrows - 30 pts
(F1: Bruce R, Jim)
- Ferrari - 26 pts
(F1: Bruno, Giuseppe)
- Force Egypt - 21 pts
(F2: Ben, Marshall)
- McClaren - 19 pts
(F2: Dennis, Tim)
- Spyker - 14 pts
[Jack 11]
(F2: Jack, Kent)
- Renault - 14 pts
[Grant 9]
(F2: Chuck, Randy)
- Benetton - 11 pts
(F2: Chris H, Scott)
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- 2010 Race
single race with pitting and introducing teams.
- Sao Paulo: Bob, Bruno, Doug S
- 2009 Season
3-race series with pitting.
- Spa: Bruce L, Bob, Giuseppe
- Hockenheim: Doug S, Fabio, Bruno
- Melbourne: Fabio, Bruce L, Bruno
- 2009 Standings
- Bruce L - 23 pts
- Fabio - 21 pts
- Bob - 17 pts (best finish = 2nd)
- Bruno - 17 pts (best finish = 3rd)
- Doug S - 10 pts
- Giuseppe - 8 pts
- Chris H - 4 pts (2nd best finish = 9th)
- Kent - 4 pts (2nd best finish = 11th)
- Mike - 3 pts (best finish = 6th)
- Scott - 3 pts (best finish = 7th)
- Jack - 2 pts (best finish = 7th)
- Marshall - 2 pts (best finish = 8th)
- Tim - 0 pts
Races Prior to 2009
- Nurburgring: Tim, Doug S, Scott
- Watkins Glen (split into 2 heats)
- group A: Doug S, John S, Bob
- group B: Marshall, Darin, Chris H
- Catalunya: Tim, Chris H, Scott
- Istanbul: Bob, Tim, Bruce L
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