The SuperGrid compares the average Saturday final session qualifying position and times of all drivers over all rounds of the Formula One season. Each driver's time is also compared against the best overall Saturday final session qualifier (by average Saturday final session qualifying position) as well as the average of the season's pole position times, SuperPole. The format, involving one quick lap and unknown fuel loads, will shuffle the order, with the occasional mistake introducing a further random element. First time off the front row but Michael Schumacher remains on top of the table, while Rubens Barrichello moves ahead of Juan Pablo Montoya despite disappointing results for both of them. A front row start for Jenson Button and pole for Jarno Trulli move them ahead of Ralf Schumacher who qualified second fastest but had an engine failure on Thursday morning.

Currently, SuperPole is 1m22.730.

By default, the table is sorted in by average qualifying position in ascending order, then by best qualifying position/positions achieved throughout the season in a similar manner to that that the FIA uses to rank the championship standings in ascending order.

Driver	Average Position	Average Time	Gap to Fastest	Gap to SuperPole	Percent Slower Than Fastest	Percent Slower Than SuperPole
Michael Schumacher	1.67	1m22.862	+0.000	+0.132	+0.000%	+0.160%
Rubens Barrichello	3.67	1m23.368	+0.506	+0.638	+0.611%	+0.771%
Juan Pablo Montoya	4.00	1m23.421	+0.559	+0.691	+0.675%	+0.835%
Jenson Button	5.50	1m23.633	+0.771	+0.903	+0.930%	+1.092%
Jarno Trulli	6.33	1m23.806	+0.944	+1.076	+1.139%	+1.301%
Ralf Schumacher	7.00	1m23.662	+0.800	+0.932	+0.965%	+1.127%
Takuma Sato	8.17	1m21.645	-1.217	-1.085	-1.469%	-1.311%
Mark Webber	8.33	1m24.218	+1.356	+1.488	+1.636%	+1.799%
Fernando Alonso	9.50	1m22.311	-0.551	-0.419	-0.665%	-0.506%
David Coulthard	10.00	1m24.382	+1.520	+1.652	+1.834%	+1.997%
Cristiano da Matta	11.33	1m24.792	+1.930	+2.062	+2.329%	+2.492%
Kimi Raikkonen	12.00	1m23.125	+0.263	+0.395	+0.317%	+0.477%
Olivier Panis	12.17	1m24.207	+1.345	+1.477	+1.623%	+1.785%
Giancarlo Fisichella	13.00	1m25.487	+2.625	+2.757	+3.168%	+3.333%
Felipe Massa	13.33	1m25.048	+2.186	+2.318	+2.638%	+2.802%
Christian Klien	14.67	1m24.634	+1.772	+1.904	+2.138%	+2.301%
Nick Heidfeld	16.00	1m26.005	+3.143	+3.275	+3.793%	+3.959%
Giorgio Pantano	16.83	1m27.592	+4.730	+4.862	+5.708%	+5.877%
Gianmaria Bruni	18.00	1m27.998	+5.136	+5.268	+6.198%	+6.368%
Zsolt Baumgartner	18.50	1m32.262	+9.400	+9.532	+11.344%	+11.522%

The SuperRace compares the average finishing position, and total time and distance completed by all drivers over all rounds of the Formula One season. As in SuperGrid, Michael Schumacher remains on top despite a DNF, with Rubens Barrichello close behind. Jenson Button is next, with debut winner Jarno Trulli right on his tail, Fernando Alonso's crash dropping him behind Trulli. As usual there are a group of drivers in the midpack separated by only a place or two.

By default, the table is sorted by average finishing position in ascending order, then total distance covered in descending order.

Driver	Average Position	Total Time	Total Distance
Michael Schumacher	2.67	8h21m46.181	1687.670 km
Rubens Barrichello	3.17	9h06m11.561	1794.550 km
Jenson Button	4.00	9h05m43.981	1789.923 km
Jarno Trulli	4.17	9h05m56.346	1789.247 km
Fernando Alonso	6.00	8h18m10.408	1674.310 km
Juan Pablo Montoya	7.00	8h40m58.171	1693.253 km
Ralf Schumacher	8.83	8h14m57.272	1607.083 km
Felipe Massa	9.83	8h47m44.301	1696.448 km
Giancarlo Fisichella	11.17	7h24m45.009	1522.854 km
Takuma Sato	11.17	7h10m20.389	1486.977 km
Cristiano da Matta	11.33	8h26m19.785	1617.027 km
Olivier Panis	11.67	8h25m31.900	1605.340 km
David Coulthard	12.00	7h13m21.474	1491.268 km
Christian Klien	14.17	6h51m52.900	1399.517 km
Mark Webber	14.50	6h05m41.672	1222.427 km
Kimi Raikkonen	14.83	5h03m57.388	998.605 km
Nick Heidfeld	15.17	7h16m27.871	1359.209 km
Giorgio Pantano	15.33	6h05m42.314	1193.968 km
Zsolt Baumgartner	16.33	6h42m01.134	1196.827 km
Gianmaria Bruni	16.67	6h08m47.967	1104.946 km

The driver totals compare the total laps completed, total distance completed, laps led and distance led by each driver throughout the season. Six Grands Prix down, and finally the field begins to spread. Rubens Barrichello now leads just from Jenson Button and Jarno Trulli as former leader Michael Schumacher drops five places, just ahead of similar retiree Fernando Alonso. At the other end we still have last year's title runner-up Kimi Raikkonen, actually losing a little bit of ground to others near the bottom.

By default, the table is sorted by total distance in descending order, then total laps in descending order, then distance led in descending order.

Driver	Total Laps	Total Distance	Laps Led	Distance Led
Rubens Barrichello	376	1794.550 km	14	70.434 km
Jenson Button	375	1789.923 km	9	44.644 km
Jarno Trulli	375	1789.247 km	80	277.370 km
Felipe Massa	357	1696.448 km	0	0.000 km
Juan Pablo Montoya	354	1693.253 km	3	16.629 km
Michael Schumacher	344	1687.670 km	269	1382.133 km
Fernando Alonso	340	1674.310 km	1	3.340 km
Cristiano da Matta	340	1617.027 km	0	0.000 km
Ralf Schumacher	339	1607.083 km	0	0.000 km
Olivier Panis	335	1605.340 km	0	0.000 km
Giancarlo Fisichella	297	1522.854 km	0	0.000 km
David Coulthard	291	1491.268 km	0	0.000 km
Takuma Sato	290	1486.977 km	0	0.000 km
Christian Klien	270	1399.517 km	0	0.000 km
Nick Heidfeld	289	1359.209 km	0	0.000 km
Mark Webber	245	1222.427 km	0	0.000 km
Zsolt Baumgartner	255	1196.827 km	0	0.000 km
Giorgio Pantano	233	1193.968 km	0	0.000 km
Gianmaria Bruni	216	1104.946 km	0	0.000 km
Kimi Raikkonen	209	998.605 km	0	0.000 km

The team totals compare the total laps completed, total distance completed, laps led and distance led by each team throughout the season. Ferrari remain on top of this table just ahead of Renault with Williams moving up to third and closing in despite Ralf Schumacher's late race retirement, this more than offset by Ferrari and Renault losing one of their cars around half distance. BAR, Toyota and Sauber are closely bunched and only just behind Williams. McLaren remain off the bottom of the table, though Jordan moved back past them in Monaco.

By default, the table is sorted by total distance in descending order, then total laps in descending order, then distance led in descending order.

Team	Total Laps	Total Distance	Laps Led	Distance Led
Ferrari	720	3482.220 km	283	1452.567 km
Renault	715	3463.557 km	81	280.710 km
Williams	693	3300.336 km	3	16.629 km
BAR	665	3276.900 km	9	44.644 km
Toyota	675	3222.367 km	0	0.000 km
Sauber	654	3219.302 km	0	0.000 km
Jaguar	515	2621.944 km	0	0.000 km
Jordan	522	2553.177 km	0	0.000 km
McLaren	500	2489.873 km	0	0.000 km
Minardi	471	2301.773 km	0	0.000 km

The average times table consists of seven columns: the first six are the average of the fastest time recorded by each driver in each respective pre-race session over all rounds of the season while the sixth is the average of the fastest lap recorded in the race over all rounds of the season. This table is listed in alphabetical order.

Driver	Friday Free Practice 1 Average	Friday Free Practice 2 Average	Saturday Free Practice 1 Average	Saturday Free Practice 2 Average	Saturday Qualifying 1 Average	Saturday Qualifying 2 Average	Fast Lap Average
Fernando Alonso	1m26.248	1m24.568	1m24.651	1m23.622	1m23.965	1m22.311	1m24.344
Rubens Barrichello	1m24.915	1m24.294	1m24.214	1m23.656	1m24.053	1m23.368	1m24.321
Zsolt Baumgartner	1m30.924	1m27.875	1m29.743	1m29.154	1m29.575	1m32.262	1m29.442
Gianmaria Bruni	1m30.287	1m27.537	1m32.791	1m30.169	1m28.683	1m27.998	1m29.329
Jenson Button	1m25.938	1m24.249	1m24.234	1m23.418	1m23.908	1m23.633	1m24.304
David Coulthard	1m26.237	1m24.851	1m24.683	1m22.319	1m23.849	1m24.382	1m26.121
Cristiano da Matta	1m27.675	1m25.622	1m25.620	1m24.258	1m24.920	1m24.792	1m25.856
Giancarlo Fisichella	1m27.209	1m25.683	1m25.491	1m24.923	1m23.940	1m25.487	1m26.301
Nick Heidfeld	1m28.137	1m27.663	1m27.267	1m25.643	1m25.648	1m26.005	1m26.472
Christian Klien	1m28.171	1m27.342	1m26.922	1m24.891	1m25.205	1m24.634	1m28.039
Felipe Massa	1m27.773	1m25.610	1m26.280	1m25.061	1m24.580	1m25.048	1m25.829
Juan Pablo Montoya	1m25.911	1m24.597	1m24.206	1m23.156	1m23.470	1m23.421	1m24.336
Olivier Panis	1m27.206	1m25.513	1m25.445	1m24.650	1m24.338	1m24.207	1m25.786
Giorgio Pantano	1m28.459	1m27.037	1m27.225	1m26.555	1m24.607	1m27.592	1m27.808
Kimi Raikkonen	1m26.287	1m22.967	1m22.744	1m23.971	1m23.580	1m23.125	1m25.694
Takuma Sato	1m26.721	1m25.122	1m25.077	1m23.832	1m24.199	1m21.645	1m25.639
Michael Schumacher	1m23.994	1m24.030	1m23.808	1m23.032	1m23.767	1m22.862	1m23.583
Ralf Schumacher	1m27.588	1m24.577	1m24.373	1m23.604	1m23.523	1m23.662	1m25.006
Jarno Trulli	1m26.460	1m24.687	1m24.632	1m23.519	1m24.090	1m23.806	1m24.575
Mark Webber	1m26.819	1m26.550	1m26.566	1m24.382	1m24.337	1m24.218	1m25.694

The average positions table consists of eight columns: the first six are the average of the positions recorded by each driver in each pre-race session over all rounds of the season; the seventh is the average of the positions of the fastest lap over all rounds of the season; and the eighth is the average of the race finishing positions over all rounds of the season. This table is listed in alphabetical order.

Driver	Friday Free Practice 1 Average	Friday Free Practice 2 Average	Saturday Free Practice 1 Average	Saturday Free Practice 2 Average	Saturday Qualifying 1 Average	Saturday Qualifying 2 Average	Fast Lap Average	Race Average
Fernando Alonso	8.33	7.33	6.83	6.33	8.17	9.50	4.17	6.00
Rubens Barrichello	3.67	5.50	3.83	6.33	9.33	3.67	5.00	3.17
Zsolt Baumgartner	23.17	22.00	18.67	19.50	19.67	18.50	19.50	16.33
Gianmaria Bruni	22.67	21.50	18.67	19.00	19.00	18.00	19.17	16.67
Jenson Button	5.83	5.00	4.50	5.33	7.00	5.50	3.67	4.00
David Coulthard	8.33	10.17	7.50	9.33	7.33	10.00	12.33	12.00
Cristiano da Matta	16.33	14.33	12.33	11.17	14.17	11.33	12.50	11.33
Giancarlo Fisichella	14.83	15.67	12.17	13.83	7.17	13.00	12.50	11.17
Nick Heidfeld	18.67	20.33	16.50	16.00	16.67	16.00	14.50	15.17
Christian Klien	18.67	16.17	15.83	13.33	15.33	14.67	15.60	14.17
Felipe Massa	16.20	14.00	16.00	14.33	11.83	13.33	12.00	9.83
Juan Pablo Montoya	7.33	7.17	4.67	3.33	4.17	4.00	4.83	7.00
Olivier Panis	14.17	14.17	11.67	12.17	9.67	12.17	12.50	11.67
Giorgio Pantano	19.33	19.67	16.17	17.50	18.00	16.83	17.33	15.33
Kimi Raikkonen	9.17	9.00	10.33	9.33	4.83	12.00	11.00	14.83
Takuma Sato	10.67	11.00	9.17	7.67	9.50	8.17	8.67	11.17
Michael Schumacher	1.00	3.33	2.00	1.83	6.00	1.67	1.17	2.67
Ralf Schumacher	9.50	6.67	5.33	6.50	3.33	7.00	6.67	8.83
Jarno Trulli	9.50	7.33	7.00	5.17	8.17	6.33	5.50	4.17
Mark Webber	12.33	9.20	10.83	11.83	10.33	8.33	10.67	14.50

A recent addition to Superstats, the following tables show how many kilometres the various drivers and teams cover each racing weekend, in these days of 'limited' engine life under the one engine per weekend rule. Which drivers complete the most kilometres, whether those teams that run third cars complete more kilometres than those that don't or can't and whether a team is conserving the amount of running on its engines can be seen here.

By default, the table is sorted by total km in descending order.

Driver	Total km	Friday km	Saturday km	Sunday km
Cristiano da Matta	571	177	140	254
Nick Heidfeld	551	140	160	251
Jenson Button	538	164	117	257
Jarno Trulli	534	170	107	257
Juan Pablo Montoya	504	150	100	254
Rubens Barrichello	491	130	104	257
Felipe Massa	491	147	90	254
Olivier Panis	478	127	104	247
Zsolt Baumgartner	451	107	107	237
Ralf Schumacher	441	114	97	230
Fernando Alonso	404	164	104	137
Michael Schumacher	377	127	100	150
Giorgio Pantano	357	177	140	40
Kimi Raikkonen	324	107	127	90
Takuma Sato	304	154	144	7
Christian Klien	301	140	160	0
Giancarlo Fisichella	261	154	100	7
Gianmaria Bruni	251	170	30	50
Anthony Davidson	227	227	0	0
David Coulthard	210	100	104	7
Ricardo Zonta	207	207	0	0
Mark Webber	160	27	97	37
Timo Glock	144	144	0	0
Bas Leinders	124	124	0	0
Bjorn Wirdheim	67	67	0	0