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2005 F1 Drivers' Championship, according to old points systemBelow, you can see what the 2005 drivers' championship would look like, if we still went by the old points system. The actual Drivers' Championship 2005 is of course also available (to see it, just click the link).
In 2003 F1 changed its points system, in part, in an attempt to facilitate the job of attempting to catch up with Michael Schumacher, who had been piling win over win...
Curiously, in the old points system, the current (2005) championship would still be open. It would thus be more interesting than the last two races, in Asia, will now be, as the natural excitement and expectation brought about by a championship fight have of course now waned.
But we can add a bit of interest to the closing races, by accompanying below if Alonso's World Title gets confirmed by the old rules, which of course have no more say in today's F1. This is obviously just for the sake of curiosity...but why not?
Need to refresh your memory?
On MieNet, there's a good description of both points systems, old and current, which includes a comparison between them, as well. Check it out here!
See here, additionally, a historical chart which allows you to compare, at a glance, all points systems that have been used in F1!
Below you can check what the championship would be like if the points system had not been changed in 2002. The last column, on the right, displays the actual 2005 points that each driver has added to his account thus far. This way, side by side, you can easily compare the two points systems.
The pages have been created with TreePad™, for the F1-Fan eBook, 2005 ed.
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