Engine manufacturer championship

Engine manufacturer championship

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TheDeuce

21,461 posts

66 months

Thursday 5th September 2019
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Renault...

Not doing very well at anything this year are they.

Technically their PU is seemingly pretty powerful but the reliability is awful. There haven't been that many DNF's this year compared to last, but also when in danger they never turn up the wick, because that would almost certainly lead to melt-down? I'm comparing this to the Honda PU that RB have at least twice spent almost half a race 'turned up to 11' and still the beast survives.. I get the impression if Renault tried such a power mode for a sustained period the result would be a foregone conclusion. These days, not being able to turn it up if needed is a pretty huge flaw in F1.

I'm only assuming they haven't successfully run sustained higher power modes because there has been no real coverage of them doing so. If anyone knows more, please correct me.

dunc_sx

1,608 posts

197 months

Thursday 5th September 2019
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HustleRussell said:
Look what happens when you do this;

engine aus bhr chn aze esp mon can fra aut gbr ger hun spa total points per contract
Merc 46 44 47 53 44 40 40 43 25 44 15 29 42 512 85
Hond 16 18 22 12 25 33 15 13 31 24 49 28 18 304 76
Ferr 34 32 27 27 29 19 33 32 34 19 28 34 38 385 64
Rena 6 8 6 10 4 10 14 14 12 15 10 12 4 125 31


Edited by HustleRussell on Thursday 5th September 18:12
Yeah I had considered this as well, but didn't bother to work it out. Thanks for the work, interesting.

Dunc.

TheDeuce

21,461 posts

66 months

Thursday 5th September 2019
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dunc_sx said:
HustleRussell said:
Look what happens when you do this;

engine aus bhr chn aze esp mon can fra aut gbr ger hun spa total points per contract
Merc 46 44 47 53 44 40 40 43 25 44 15 29 42 512 85
Hond 16 18 22 12 25 33 15 13 31 24 49 28 18 304 76
Ferr 34 32 27 27 29 19 33 32 34 19 28 34 38 385 64
Rena 6 8 6 10 4 10 14 14 12 15 10 12 4 125 31


Edited by HustleRussell on Thursday 5th September 18:12
Yeah I had considered this as well, but didn't bother to work it out. Thanks for the work, interesting.

Dunc.
Even without the tweak, Honda is significantly closer to Ferrari than Ferrari are to Mercedes. A little ominous for 2020 maybe - given what Max has managed vs Ferrari this year, and given that next year they at least have a decent second driver in Albon, or maybe even better depending on who they can beg/bribe.

I keep banging on about this but with the right driver line up I really think the big 2020 story (other than LH/Merc smashing records weekly..) will be RB vs Ferrari smile

slipstream 1985

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12,211 posts

179 months

Friday 6th September 2019
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dunc_sx said:
HustleRussell said:
Look what happens when you do this;

engine aus bhr chn aze esp mon can fra aut gbr ger hun spa total points per contract
Merc 46 44 47 53 44 40 40 43 25 44 15 29 42 512 85
Hond 16 18 22 12 25 33 15 13 31 24 49 28 18 304 76
Ferr 34 32 27 27 29 19 33 32 34 19 28 34 38 385 64
Rena 6 8 6 10 4 10 14 14 12 15 10 12 4 125 31


Edited by HustleRussell on Thursday 5th September 18:12
Yeah I had considered this as well, but didn't bother to work it out. Thanks for the work, interesting.

Dunc.
This works for now for 1 quite amazing reason. Due to alfa's exclusion from Germany no engine has had 5 or 6 points finishes in the same race. At best they have got 4

slipstream 1985

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12,211 posts

179 months

Sunday 8th September 2019
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engine aus bhr chn aze esp mon can fra aut gbr ger hun spa ita total
Merc 46 44 47 53 44 40 40 43 25 44 15 29 42 40 552
Ferr 34 32 27 27 29 19 33 32 34 19 28 34 38 27 412
Hond 16 18 22 12 25 33 15 13 31 24 49 28 18 12 316
Rena 6 8 6 10 4 10 14 14 12 15 10 12 4 23 148


Wow where have Renault been hiding that. Again could would of should of but you'd have to say Sainz was on for 6th...

Leclerc getting warnings like a 2 year old. "I'm counting to 3 . 1.... 2..... 2 and a half..... 2 and 3three quarters............




rdjohn

6,168 posts

195 months

Sunday 8th September 2019
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The first win to Renault over Honda. - and at a power circuit, pure and simple.

Though, I can’t say that I feel that they have turned a corner. (Metaphorically speaking, of course)

NewUsername

925 posts

56 months

Monday 9th September 2019
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rdjohn said:
The first win to Renault over Honda. - and at a power circuit, pure and simple.

Though, I can’t say that I feel that they have turned a corner. (Metaphorically speaking, of course)
I think they have been on a par or better than Honda all year, only the mastery of Adrian Newey and Verstappen combined regularly beats a Mclaren

The factory team has issues with draggy downforce so masks the power but Mclaren are showing with a half decent chassis that they have the regular beating off all but one of the Honda cars.

Reliability, who knows, Honda have upped their game, but it was poor to start with

slipstream 1985

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12,211 posts

179 months

Sunday 22nd September 2019
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engine aus bhr chn aze esp mon can fra aut gbr ger hun spa ita sin total
Merc 46 44 47 53 44 40 40 43 25 44 15 29 42 40 22 574
Ferr 34 32 27 27 29 19 33 32 34 19 28 34 38 27 44 456
Hond 16 18 22 12 25 33 15 13 31 24 49 28 18 12 27 343
Rena 6 8 6 10 4 10 14 14 12 15 10 12 4 23 8 156


Nobody scored the point for fastest lap. Ferraris biggest haul for the year.







slipstream 1985

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Sunday 29th September 2019
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engine aus bhr chn aze esp mon can fra aut gbr ger hun spa ita sin rus total
Merc 46 44 47 53 44 40 40 43 25 44 15 29 42 40 22 50 624
Ferr 34 32 27 27 29 19 33 32 34 19 28 34 38 27 44 17 473
Hond 16 18 22 12 25 33 15 13 31 24 49 28 18 12 27 22 365
Rena 6 8 6 10 4 10 14 14 12 15 10 12 4 23 8 13 169


Ferrari fast clearly but as Paul put it to finish first first you must finish. Part of the reason I am not against the engine penalties. You want to make a monster power fast engine at the expense of reliability heres the cost not in direct financial terms.
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slipstream 1985

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12,211 posts

179 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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engine aus bhr chn aze esp mon can fra aut gbr ger hun spa ita sin rus jpn total
Merc 46 44 47 53 44 40 40 43 25 44 15 29 42 40 22 50 43 667
Ferr 34 32 27 27 29 19 33 32 34 19 28 34 38 27 44 17 24 497
Hond 16 18 22 12 25 33 15 13 31 24 49 28 18 12 27 22 16 381
Rena 6 8 6 10 4 10 14 14 12 15 10 12 4 23 8 13 19 188


The rule of home race dissaster strikes again as honda gain the least points from Japan.



Flooble

5,565 posts

100 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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Looks like this particular championship is also mostly decided then! Impressive to be on top despite Mercedes only having two teams.

thegreenhell

15,285 posts

219 months

Sunday 13th October 2019
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Flooble said:
Looks like this particular championship is also mostly decided then! Impressive to be on top despite Mercedes only having two teams.
It helps that the Mercedes works team itself is totally dominant. You could give both Merc customer teams to Ferrari and Mercedes on their own would still be miles in the lead of this table.

HustleRussell

24,640 posts

160 months

Tuesday 15th October 2019
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Thanks for keeping this up Slipstream

I have made my adjustment;

engine aus bhr chn aze esp mon can fra aut gbr ger hun spa ita sin rus jpn total points per contract
Merc 46 44 47 53 44 40 40 43 25 44 15 29 42 40 22 50 43 667 111
Hond 16 18 22 12 25 33 15 13 31 24 49 28 18 12 27 22 16 381 95
Ferr 34 32 27 27 29 19 33 32 34 19 28 34 38 27 44 17 24 497 83
Rena 6 8 6 10 4 10 14 14 12 15 10 12 4 23 8 13 19 188 47


Renault are having a shocker however you cut it, but watching one pass a Racing Point on the run up to 130R yesterday reminded me that outright power is not the problem.

slipstream 1985

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Tuesday 15th October 2019
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Yep amazingly there hasn't been a single race where either of the teams that field 6 cars have had more than 4 points finishers. Germany would have been but the alfas
got disqualified.

HustleRussell

24,640 posts

160 months

Tuesday 15th October 2019
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slipstream 1985 said:
Yep amazingly there hasn't been a single race where either of the teams that field 6 cars have had more than 4 points finishers. Germany would have been but the alfas
got disqualified.
Your thread, your rules and all that but I don't see the logic in ignoring the fact that two PU suppliers have 6 drivers and the other two have 4 drivers simply because no more than four have scored points in any one race. It doesn't seem very statistical.

If it's an 'engine manufacturer championship', surely the fact that a supplier will have one or more drivers finishing outside the points at a given race might be relevant for the purposes of the exercise?

Also it's not as though there are four drivers out there who are pointless, all but one driver in the championship has scored one or more points.

(Poor George, lumbered as he is with inferior Mercedes power...)

slipstream 1985

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Tuesday 15th October 2019
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HustleRussell said:
slipstream 1985 said:
Yep amazingly there hasn't been a single race where either of the teams that field 6 cars have had more than 4 points finishers. Germany would have been but the alfas
got disqualified.
Your thread, your rules and all that but I don't see the logic in ignoring the fact that two PU suppliers have 6 drivers and the other two have 4 drivers simply because no more than four have scored points in any one race. It doesn't seem very statistical.

If it's an 'engine manufacturer championship', surely the fact that a supplier will have one or more drivers finishing outside the points at a given race might be relevant for the purposes of the exercise?

Also it's not as though there are four drivers out there who are pointless, all but one driver in the championship has scored one or more points.

(Poor George, lumbered as he is with inferior Mercedes power...)
Yeah it could be done either way to show total points for the manufactuer or best 4/6 obviously having 6 runners in the race with 4 scoring points does give a statistical advantage. One that is evened up a little by mercedes having the williams as a lame duck. Dividing the total accumulated points by the number of teams contributing to the total points store does add another interesting statistic.

rdjohn

6,168 posts

195 months

Tuesday 15th October 2019
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I get the table.

For the purposes of comparison, I just ignore Mercedes and Ferrari. Renault and Honda each have a “works”, of “B” team and Renault are performing very poorly to the extent that they are being trounced by the “B” team, who, in realising this, have decided to terminate their contract.

Renault just need to get-a-grip on their whole operation.

slipstream 1985

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Tuesday 29th October 2019
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engine aus bhr chn aze esp mon can fra aut gbr ger hun spa ita sin rus jpn mex total
Merc 46 44 47 53 44 40 40 43 25 44 15 29 42 40 22 50 47 46 717
Ferr 34 32 27 27 29 19 33 32 34 19 28 34 38 27 44 17 26 30 524
Hond 16 18 22 12 25 33 15 13 31 24 49 28 18 12 27 22 19 20 401
Rena 6 8 6 10 4 10 14 14 12 15 10 12 4 23 8 13 10 5 184


updated for Renaults dsq as well



slipstream 1985

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Sunday 17th November 2019
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engine aus bhr chn aze esp mon can fra aut gbr ger hun spa ita sin rus jpn mex usa bra total
Merc 46 44 47 53 44 40 40 43 25 44 15 29 42 40 22 50 47 46 44 17 778
Ferr 34 32 27 27 29 19 33 32 34 19 28 34 38 27 44 17 26 30 13 18 553
Hond 16 18 22 12 25 33 15 13 31 24 49 28 18 12 27 22 19 20 25 44 470
Rena 6 8 6 10 4 10 14 14 12 15 10 12 4 23 8 13 10 5 20 22 226



Wow at one point I honestly though Honda would be pulling the biggest 1 off race haul with a 1,2,3






HustleRussell

24,640 posts

160 months

Sunday 17th November 2019
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I think you’ve jumped the gun calculating this straight after the race