1999 SuperStats | |
Post-Cnanda GP Edition. Compilation by Rory Gordon, Australia |
The Superstats is an on-going project that attempts to classify various performances throughout an F1 season by, generally, averaging each race's performance, in several categories, over the entire season.
Conceived as the SuperGrid by the late John Taylor for Autocourse, I started my own compilations when Taylor died. Originally, the SuperStats - as the project was to become - was developed purely for my own interest. This has not changed, and the day I get bored with the SuperStats, they will stop. All figures used in the SuperStats are based on the official FIA timing sheets and, where necessary, those sheets are deemed to be the final authority.
In the time it takes you to read this, 5 seconds has passed, more than the average gap from pole position to last on the grid. It doesn't feel very much, but if you add it up over the number of laps in a race, it does come out to substantially more. Mika Hakkinen is still well in the lead in the 1999 SuperGrid, with nearly a half-second gap to Michael Schumacher. No surprise to find the McLarens and Ferraris dominating, but Barrichello's position is on the unexpected side.
Driver Average Split Gap To Time Pole ------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- Hakkinen 1:22.559 100.000% Coulthard 1:22.829 0:00.270 0:00.270 100.327% Schumacher, M 1:23.014 0:00.185 0:00.455 100.551% Irvine 1:23.299 0:00.285 0:00.740 100.897% Barrichello 1:23.540 0:00.241 0:00.981 101.189% Frentzen 1:23.741 0:00.200 0:01.182 101.431% Fisichella 1:24.125 0:00.384 0:01.566 101.897% Villeneuve 1:24.235 0:00.110 0:01.676 102.030% Hill 1:24.255 0:00.020 0:01.696 102.054% Trulli 1:24.263 0:00.008 0:01.704 102.064% Schumacher, R 1:24.345 0:00.082 0:01.786 102.163% Alesi 1:24.347 0:00.084 0:01.788 102.165% Herbert 1:24.366 0:00.019 0:01.807 102.188% Wurz 1:24.447 0:00.081 0:01.888 102.286% Zanardi 1:24.679 0:00.232 0:02.120 102.568% Diniz 1:24.788 0:00.109 0:02.229 102.700% Panis 1:24.939 0:00.151 0:02.380 102.883% Takagi 1:25.700 0:00.760 0:03.141 103.804% De La Rosa 1:25.835 0:00.135 0:03.276 103.968% Gene 1:26.955 0:01.120 0:04.396 105.325% ---107%--- 1:28.338 0:03.550 0:05.779 107.000% Sarrazin 1:20.016 Salo 1:25.125 Badoer 1:27.733 Zonta 1:27.940
So far this season, the drivers have completed 5890 laps, a distance of 26,195.219 kilometres, in 146 hours, 54 minutes and 2.914 seconds. Total racing distance has been 1791.950 kilometres over 403 laps. Although the two do not necessarily mean the same, Irvine is leading the field in both laps completed (on which this table is sorted) and kilometres completed. A good example of the fact that laps and kilometres are not necessarily in any ratio can be seen by looking at the laps and kilometres led of Barrichello and Coulthard.
Driver Laps Total Kms Racing Time Laps Kms Led Led ------------- - ---- --------- ----------- ---- ------- Irvine 386 1,708.778 9:27:46.252 40 212.120 Schumacher, M 362 1,609.807 8:52:05.740 145 571.157 Fisichella 361 1,611.537 9:08:14.939 Frentzen 352 1,549.254 8:38:17.714 Schumacher, R 344 1,539.230 8:30:22.437 Hakkinen 322 1,379.192 7:45:36.639 173 802.305 Barrichello 309 1,386.808 7:46:30.762 23 98.716 Takagi 294 1,336.998 7:28:38.791 Diniz 276 1,224.167 6:55:56.459 Panis 274 1,212.121 6:50:02.858 Zanardi 271 1,166.970 6:45:50.295 Coulthard 267 1,202.604 6:35:47.984 22 107.652 Gene 245 1,101.029 6:12:24.518 Wurz 244 1,035.425 5:59:11.430 De La Rosa 229 1,046.241 5:50:28.806 Badoer * 228 1,079.873 6:00:06.173 Herbert * 214 952.233 5:20:02.087 Trulli 187 784.558 4:39:14.025 Villeneuve 168 726.425 4:04:13.841 Alesi 165 712.620 4:04:16.916 Salo * 159 714.674 3:59:40.069 Hill 152 718.237 3:50:14.878 Zonta * 50 263.386 1:26:09.156 Sarrazin * 31 133.052 0:42:50.145
The raw data are copyright © 1999 F?d?ration de l'Automobile (2 Chemin Blandonnet, 1215 Geneva 15, Switzerland). These compilations are copyright © 1999 Rory Gordon. Reproduction in any form of these compilations is forbidden without the express permission of the compiler. The data are subject to revision. The compiler will not be held responsible for any errors or omissions. For any comments, please contact the compiler.
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