Antonio Giovinazzi (5): Giovinazzi was in ninth place when he drove too aggressively over the curb at Pouhon and crashed. Needless, because forward were missing seven seconds on Kwjat, and back he had ten buffers on Hulkenberg. This significantly clouds an otherwise solid race weekend.
(Motorsport-Total.com) – Max Verstappen has in the traditional scoring on Monday after every Grand Prix this time only the 18. Occupied and is thus for the first time in the Formula 1 season 600 went out empty. This makes the Red Bull driver the last of the “To make up for it in the first corner”, our grading expert Marc Surer explains his 4 for the Dutchman. His assessment coincides with that of the editors, who sees the blame for the collision rather with Kimi Raikkonen, but at the same time finds that Verstappen should also have been more prudent.
However, there was not the spark of discussion about the winner of our “driver charts” after the Belgian Grand Prix. a smooth 1 one and got from around ( )
This meant an ultimate first place, also in the duel against the tragic figure of the race, Lando Norris (1.1 : 1.6). Norris, elected “Driver of the Day” in the official voting of the Formula 1, rolled out in a safe fifth place with a technical defect . What a pity, what a great performance, “says Surer.
Behind surprise man Sergio Perez, Lewis Hamilton took fourth place this time, despite finishing the race with a strong final spurt almost won . He has “made the Grand Prix exciting,” says Surer, but: “There is a deduction for the departure in FT3.” Due to the driving mistake on Saturday Hamilton almost missed qualifying.
Gave secure points in the last round of the race Antonio Giovinazzi. Surer acknowledges his departure with the worst possible score, a 6: “Lying in the points on the last lap and flying off the piste without pressure is reason enough for a cancellation”, says the former Formula 1 driver. Pilot.
The idea behind our grading is to rate the performances on a weekend and especially in the race with grades (1 = very good, 6 = unsatisfactory). External influences, which the drivers can not control themselves, should be hidden. And so that not only the editors subjectively evaluated, as is the case with football magazines, we have created a total of three equal pillars with the readers and the expert.
The ultimate driver ranking Belgium (*************************************************************************************):
(*************************************************************************) 01. Charles Leclerc, grade 1,1
(reader 1,3 Surer 1 – Editors 1) 02. Lando Norris, grade 1.6
(Reader 1.7 – Surer 1 – Editorial 2) 03. Sergio Perez, grade 2,2 (reader 2,5 – Surer 2 – Editorial 2) 04. Lewis Hamilton, Grade 2,3
(Reader 2.0 – Surer 3 – Editorial 2) 05. Alexander Albon, grade 2.4 (reader 2.1 – Surer 2 – Redaktion 3)
06. Nico Hülkenberg, grade 2,6 (reader 2,7 – Surer 2 – Redaktion 3)
07. Daniil Kwjat, grade 2,6
(reader 2,7 – Surer 2 – Redaktion 3)
08. Pierre Gasly, grade 2,6 (reader 2,9 – Surer 2 – Redaktion 3)
09. Valtteri Bottas, grade 3.0
(reader 2.9 – Surer 3 – Editorial 3) 10. George Russell, grade 3.0 (reader 3.1 – Surer 3 – Editorial 3) 11. Sebastian Vettel, grade 3.1 (reader 3.2 – Surer 3 – Editorial 3) 12. Kimi Raikkonen, grade 3,4 (reader 3,1 – Surer 3 – Editorial staff 4) 13. Daniel Ricciardo, grade 3,4 (reader 3,3 – Surer 3 – Editorial staff 4) 14. Lance Stroll, grade 3.4 (reader 3.3 – Surer 3 – Editorial staff 4) 15. Romain Grosjean, grade 3.6 (reader 3.9 – Surer 3 – Editorial staff 4) 16. Kevin Magnussen, grade 3.7 (reader 4.0 – Surer 3 – Editorial staff 4) 17. Carlos Sainz, grade 3.8 (reader 3.5 – Surer 4 – Redaktion 4)
18. Max Verstappen, grade 4.1
(reader 4.3 – Surer 4 – Redaktion 4)
19. Robert Kubica, grade 4.4 Surer 5 – Editorial 4) 20. Antonio Giovinazzi, grade 5.0 Surer 6 – Editorial 5)
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And so we calculate:
From the average rating of the Motorsport Total.com users, the rating by 19090116 and the grading by our editors we determine the average. This average value results in our driver ranking. We only map one decimal place, but we use all decimal places for the calculation. From these partially invisible decimal places results the order of the ranking of two drivers with supposed grading tie.
The Driver's World Championship booth (****************************************************************************************)
01. Max Verstappen (178)
02. Lewis Hamilton (19083109)
03. Charles Leclerc (178)
04. Carlos Sainz (2019)
05. Valtteri Bottas (178)
06. Lando Norris (122)
07. Kimi Raikkonen (11)
08. Sebastian Vettel (71)
09. Daniel Ricciardo (101)
10. Daniil Kwjat (19 )
11. Alexander Albon ((**********************************************************************************************))
12. Nico Hülkenberg ((**************************************************************************************************))
13. Sergio Perez ((*****************************************************************************************))
14. Lance Stroll ((**************************************************************************************************))
15. Kevin Magnussen ((*****************************************************************************************************))
16. George Russell ((*********************************************************************************************))
17. Antonio Giovinazzi ((*************************************************************************************************************))
18. Pierre Gasly (9) 19. Romain Grosjean (2) 20. Robert Kubica (1)
The best-in-class driver will receive an Award for the Driver of the Year after the end of the season 19083109 excellent.
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