Hopefully Massa crashing at Vettel at turn 1 - that would've been my dream!!!

So you're fine with someone endangering other competitors but when it comes to bumps on a race track, oh no, can't have that as that's terribly unsafe!

What awesome logic. Now where's that rolling eyes smiley Ian-s posted...

So, the average qualifying positions of this year:

This is the most anticipated post EVER.

Just read this on twitter.. "Webber got a reprimand for missing the weighbridge. So it would be at least Maldonado's third reprimand = 10 grid places. Or even more."

Thank you, this is interesting. Is it taking into account actual finishing positions after Q3 or the actual race starting positions which is after penalties are awarded?

This is the average after qualifying. So, no I didn't count the penalties like gearbox or other grid penalties (like Schumacher in Monaco) . But I count the DSQ from Hamilton (Spain) and Vettel (Abu Dhabi), because that happened during qualifying.

The amazing thing about Lewis and Seb is that, at their young ages they are still the future of F1 and yet they already have 3 world championships between them (probably 4 by tomorrow). Remarkable really.

So, the average qualifying positions of this year:

1 Lewis Hamilton 4,20
2 Sebastian Vettel 5,25
3 Mark Webber 5,45
4 Jenson Button 6,45
= Fernando Alonso 6,45
6 Kimi Raikkonen 7,55
7 Romain Grosjean 7,58
8 Pastor Maldonado 8,70
9 Michael Schumacher 8,95
10 Nico Rosberg 9,35
11 Felipe Massa 9,75
12 Nico Hulkenberg 11,25
13 Paul di Resta 11,45
14 Kamui Kobayashi 11,70
15 Sergio Perez 12,10
16 Bruno Senna 14,55
17 Daniel Ricciardo 14,80
18 Jerome d´Ambrosio 16,00
19 Jean-Eric Vergne 16,65
20 Heikki Kovalainen 18,90
21 Vitaly Petrov 19,70
22 Timo Glock 21,20
23 Charles Pic 21,75
24 Pedro de la Rosa 22,40
25 Narain Karthikeyan 23,45

In Points:
1 Lewis Hamilton 321
2 Sebastian Vettel 271
3 Mark Webber 227
4 Jenson Button 188
5 Fernando Alonso 166
6 Romain Grosjean 126
7 Kimi Raikkonen 125
8 Pastor Maldonado 123
9 Michael Schumacher 121
10 Nico Rosberg 103
11 Felipe Massa 81
12 Kamui Kobayashi 52
13 Sergio Perez 41
14 Nico Hulkenberg 35
15 Paul di Resta 29
16 Daniel Ricciardo 9
17 Bruno Senna 2

Standards are higher than ever at the front. It's awesome.

Who said Schumacher was too old to drive fast, that his team mate was faster, blablabla. Bullshit, I'm glad numbers proves it !

I'm glad numbers proves it !