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Heidfeld makes 11 different winners out of 11
Nick Heidfeld gives Sauber something to cheer about with a win at a wet and wild Silverstone. It's his 3rd career victory and it was a storming drive that took him to victory.
The entire race was at a frantic pace with cars flying off the track and overtaking all over the place. The action started early when Frentzen slid off the track only to do it again a lap later at Copse. He spun back into the track in front of Panis, who hit Frentzen and Michael Schumacher could only smash into Panis. Frentzen and Schumacher survived with only needing new front wings but Panis had to retire with left rear tyre problems on lap 3.
Pizzonia was still in the lead at this point but he was put under pressure by Baumgartner. Baumgartner managed to squeeze his way through and build a nice lead with Pizzonia holding a train of cars behind him. Raikkonen was dueling with Pizzonia for almost the entire race and just couldn't find a way past. When everyone thought Baumgartner might just give himself a comfortable cushion at the top of the Drivers Championship, his car developed an electrical problem which had to be corrected in the pits.
Bruni disappeared off camera with a terminal electrical problem on lap 7. Verstappen was also doing well in his Minardi until his engine blew on lap 24. Da Matta was in the mix for the lead when he retired with a puncture on lap 35. Sato was the final retirement on lap 50 after his left front suspension failed to end a dismal day for Jaguar.
As usual with wet races, there were plenty of incidents. Pantano, Raikkonen, Pizzonia, De La Rosa and Barrichello all had incidents. The drama wasn't over as the last 10 laps saw plenty of changes. Villeneuve was on the fringes of the points when he came under pressure from Montoya. Montoya was late on the brakes and tapped Villeneuve round, both cars spinning. More late drama involved Fisichella and Baumgartner. Fisichella was 2nd to Heidfeld and Baumgartner was looking deadly quick. Baumgartner could have settled for 3rd but got greedy and hit Fisichella. Fisichella managed to keep control but Baumgartner spun. Unfortunately, Fisichella's pace dropped off and slipped down the field.
Heidfeld takes Sauber off the bottom of the Constructors with victory at Silverstone. Salo benefitted from all the incidents to find himself in 2nd and claw back that 6 point lead Baumgartner had. Button gets back in the title hunt with 3rd place. Raikkonen looked quick but he found himself behind very wide cars and got 4th. Baumgartner was the fastest car at the front of the field and had to overtake many cars twice to get 5th and retain the Championship lead. Fisichella will be having words with Baumgartner after having 2nd cruelly taken away and having to take 6th. Coulthard gives McLaren a double points finish with 7th and Pizzonia just managed to scrape the last point for 8th.
Full Race Results:
1st Heidfeld (Shadow) 1h38m15.580s (Up 4)
2nd Salo (Biggie Little) +7.372s (Up 12)
3rd Button (Der Nazi) +7.784s (Up 6)
4th Raikkonen (Ineedsleep) +11.756s (Down 1)
5th Baumgartner (Quinty) +15.536s (Down 3)
6th Fisichella (Badgerman) +20.895s (Down 2)
7th Coulthard (Azul) +22.290s (Up 1)
8th Pizzonia (Icarus) +24.358s (Down 7)
9th Firman (DW) +36.649s (Up 8)
10th De La Rosa (Virtuoso) +42.548s (Up 8)
11th Pantano (Chris) +44.796s (Down 1)
12th Barrichello (Lipe) +46.103s (Up 4)
13th R Schumacher (Absolut Neo) +54.977s (Down 7)
14th Montoya (Afrojoe) +55.741s (Down 2)
15th Villeneuve (Mike Swade) +1m01.017s (Down 2)
16th M Schumacher (Notorious Biggles) +1m06.332s (Up 6)
17th Frentzen (Figo) +1m11.442s (Up 4)
DNF
Sato (Wakka) Suspension
Da Matta (Grandprix) Puncture
Verstappen (Jae) Engine
Bruni (RoJ) Electrical
Panis (Foreman) Accident
Drivers Championship
1st Baumgartner 42pts
2nd Salo 40pts
3rd Button 31pts
4th Villeneuve 30pts
5th R Schumacher 28pts
6th Sato 25pts
7th Fisichella 24pts
8th Pizzonia 23pts
9= Heidfeld 21pts
9= Montoya 21pts
11th Panis 20pts
12th Pantano 19pts
13= De La Rosa 18pts
13= Raikkonen 18pts
13= Barrichello 18pts
16th Verstappen 13pts
17th M Schumacher 11pts
18= Bruni 10pts
18= Coulthard 10pts
20th Frentzen 7pts
Constructors Championship
1st MG F1 58pts
2nd Minardi 55pts
3rd B.A.R 50pts
4th Williams 49pts
5= Ferrari 41pts
5= Renault 41pts
7th Jaguar 35pts
8= McLaren 28pts
8= Sauber 28pts
10th Jordan 24pts
11th Toyota 20pts
Fastest Lap: Barrichello 1m34.149s
PREDICTION WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
The gap was 7 points and with only 7 people predicting again, an extra point is available for the closest to the tie breaker time. Let's see how everyone got on:
1st Chris 10pts (14pts - +14.944s)
2nd Badgerman 8pts (9pts - +12.185s)
3rd Jae 6pts + 1pt (8pts - +11.811s) THE CLOSEST!
4th Foreman 5pts (8pts - +13.844s)
5th Der Nazi 4pts (7pts - +12.807s)
6th Mike Swade 3pts (6pts)
7th Ineedsleep 2pts (5pts - +14.020s)
Congratulations to Chris for correctly guessing that Panis would be the first retirement to get 10 of the 14pts! The Championship table now looks like this:
1st Der Nazi - 67pts (2 wins)
2nd Mike Swade – 59pts (2 wins)
3rd Ineedsleep – 56pts (1 win)
4th Foreman – 49pts (2 wins)
5= Biggie Little - 44pts (1 win)
5= Jae – 44pts (1 win)
7th Chris – 36pts (2 wins)
8th Badgerman – 25pts
9th Absolut Neo – 14pts
10th Azul – 11pts
11th RoJ – 8pts
12th Virtuoso – 7pts
13th Wakka - 4pts
14th Notorious Biggles - 1pt
Der Nazi extends his lead to 8 points heading into Round 12 in Germany. It's beginning to look like a two horse race in the Drivers Championship but there is still time to go. The Contructors Championship is still close. There is still plenty of action left in this Championship! Round 12 in Germany will begin with the Prediction Thread on Saturday, the qualifying posted a week after on the Saturday and the race on the following Wednesday. See you there!
Nick Heidfeld gives Sauber something to cheer about with a win at a wet and wild Silverstone. It's his 3rd career victory and it was a storming drive that took him to victory.
The entire race was at a frantic pace with cars flying off the track and overtaking all over the place. The action started early when Frentzen slid off the track only to do it again a lap later at Copse. He spun back into the track in front of Panis, who hit Frentzen and Michael Schumacher could only smash into Panis. Frentzen and Schumacher survived with only needing new front wings but Panis had to retire with left rear tyre problems on lap 3.
Pizzonia was still in the lead at this point but he was put under pressure by Baumgartner. Baumgartner managed to squeeze his way through and build a nice lead with Pizzonia holding a train of cars behind him. Raikkonen was dueling with Pizzonia for almost the entire race and just couldn't find a way past. When everyone thought Baumgartner might just give himself a comfortable cushion at the top of the Drivers Championship, his car developed an electrical problem which had to be corrected in the pits.
Bruni disappeared off camera with a terminal electrical problem on lap 7. Verstappen was also doing well in his Minardi until his engine blew on lap 24. Da Matta was in the mix for the lead when he retired with a puncture on lap 35. Sato was the final retirement on lap 50 after his left front suspension failed to end a dismal day for Jaguar.
As usual with wet races, there were plenty of incidents. Pantano, Raikkonen, Pizzonia, De La Rosa and Barrichello all had incidents. The drama wasn't over as the last 10 laps saw plenty of changes. Villeneuve was on the fringes of the points when he came under pressure from Montoya. Montoya was late on the brakes and tapped Villeneuve round, both cars spinning. More late drama involved Fisichella and Baumgartner. Fisichella was 2nd to Heidfeld and Baumgartner was looking deadly quick. Baumgartner could have settled for 3rd but got greedy and hit Fisichella. Fisichella managed to keep control but Baumgartner spun. Unfortunately, Fisichella's pace dropped off and slipped down the field.
Heidfeld takes Sauber off the bottom of the Constructors with victory at Silverstone. Salo benefitted from all the incidents to find himself in 2nd and claw back that 6 point lead Baumgartner had. Button gets back in the title hunt with 3rd place. Raikkonen looked quick but he found himself behind very wide cars and got 4th. Baumgartner was the fastest car at the front of the field and had to overtake many cars twice to get 5th and retain the Championship lead. Fisichella will be having words with Baumgartner after having 2nd cruelly taken away and having to take 6th. Coulthard gives McLaren a double points finish with 7th and Pizzonia just managed to scrape the last point for 8th.
Full Race Results:
1st Heidfeld (Shadow) 1h38m15.580s (Up 4)
2nd Salo (Biggie Little) +7.372s (Up 12)
3rd Button (Der Nazi) +7.784s (Up 6)
4th Raikkonen (Ineedsleep) +11.756s (Down 1)
5th Baumgartner (Quinty) +15.536s (Down 3)
6th Fisichella (Badgerman) +20.895s (Down 2)
7th Coulthard (Azul) +22.290s (Up 1)
8th Pizzonia (Icarus) +24.358s (Down 7)
9th Firman (DW) +36.649s (Up 8)
10th De La Rosa (Virtuoso) +42.548s (Up 8)
11th Pantano (Chris) +44.796s (Down 1)
12th Barrichello (Lipe) +46.103s (Up 4)
13th R Schumacher (Absolut Neo) +54.977s (Down 7)
14th Montoya (Afrojoe) +55.741s (Down 2)
15th Villeneuve (Mike Swade) +1m01.017s (Down 2)
16th M Schumacher (Notorious Biggles) +1m06.332s (Up 6)
17th Frentzen (Figo) +1m11.442s (Up 4)
DNF
Sato (Wakka) Suspension
Da Matta (Grandprix) Puncture
Verstappen (Jae) Engine
Bruni (RoJ) Electrical
Panis (Foreman) Accident
Drivers Championship
1st Baumgartner 42pts
2nd Salo 40pts
3rd Button 31pts
4th Villeneuve 30pts
5th R Schumacher 28pts
6th Sato 25pts
7th Fisichella 24pts
8th Pizzonia 23pts
9= Heidfeld 21pts
9= Montoya 21pts
11th Panis 20pts
12th Pantano 19pts
13= De La Rosa 18pts
13= Raikkonen 18pts
13= Barrichello 18pts
16th Verstappen 13pts
17th M Schumacher 11pts
18= Bruni 10pts
18= Coulthard 10pts
20th Frentzen 7pts
Constructors Championship
1st MG F1 58pts
2nd Minardi 55pts
3rd B.A.R 50pts
4th Williams 49pts
5= Ferrari 41pts
5= Renault 41pts
7th Jaguar 35pts
8= McLaren 28pts
8= Sauber 28pts
10th Jordan 24pts
11th Toyota 20pts
Fastest Lap: Barrichello 1m34.149s
PREDICTION WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
The gap was 7 points and with only 7 people predicting again, an extra point is available for the closest to the tie breaker time. Let's see how everyone got on:
1st Chris 10pts (14pts - +14.944s)
2nd Badgerman 8pts (9pts - +12.185s)
3rd Jae 6pts + 1pt (8pts - +11.811s) THE CLOSEST!
4th Foreman 5pts (8pts - +13.844s)
5th Der Nazi 4pts (7pts - +12.807s)
6th Mike Swade 3pts (6pts)
7th Ineedsleep 2pts (5pts - +14.020s)
Congratulations to Chris for correctly guessing that Panis would be the first retirement to get 10 of the 14pts! The Championship table now looks like this:
1st Der Nazi - 67pts (2 wins)
2nd Mike Swade – 59pts (2 wins)
3rd Ineedsleep – 56pts (1 win)
4th Foreman – 49pts (2 wins)
5= Biggie Little - 44pts (1 win)
5= Jae – 44pts (1 win)
7th Chris – 36pts (2 wins)
8th Badgerman – 25pts
9th Absolut Neo – 14pts
10th Azul – 11pts
11th RoJ – 8pts
12th Virtuoso – 7pts
13th Wakka - 4pts
14th Notorious Biggles - 1pt
Der Nazi extends his lead to 8 points heading into Round 12 in Germany. It's beginning to look like a two horse race in the Drivers Championship but there is still time to go. The Contructors Championship is still close. There is still plenty of action left in this Championship! Round 12 in Germany will begin with the Prediction Thread on Saturday, the qualifying posted a week after on the Saturday and the race on the following Wednesday. See you there!
Woo! Go salo, another big points finish and i'll be in the lead (hopefully)!
For once, Foreman, I agree with you. I lead by some distance, and every point does count; otherwise, I wouldn't be doing so well. =P
Still way behind Der Nazi, but every point counts.
You Beauty :)
Hopefully this is the start of an end of year run like last year.
Hopefully this is the start of an end of year run like last year.
Heh, It's quite a contrast, one of the slowest teams in F1 is 2nd in this fantasy version :P
Go Minardi!
Go Minardi!
Yey! Points for Raikkonen two races on the trot. Mucho improvement with both McLarens in the points this time.
I think I've sussed it out. If I don't predict he'll do anything he ends up in the points :D
I think I've sussed it out. If I don't predict he'll do anything he ends up in the points :D
Fooking Baumgartner ruining race for me.
Bastardo.
Thats a new evul enemy.
Bastardo.
Thats a new evul enemy.
It's looking more and more likely that I can't win this =(
Still a chance to sneak top 3 though I hope =D
Still a chance to sneak top 3 though I hope =D
Heidfeld makes 11 different winners out of 11
Nick Heidfeld gives Sauber something to cheer about with a win at a wet and wild Silverstone. It's his 3rd career victory and it was a storming drive that took him to victory.
The entire race was at a frantic pace with cars flying off the track and overtaking all over the place. The action started early when Frentzen slid off the track only to do it again a lap later at Copse. He spun back into the track in front of Panis, who hit Frentzen and Michael Schumacher could only smash into Panis. Frentzen and Schumacher survived with only needing new front wings but Panis had to retire with left rear tyre problems on lap 3.
Pizzonia was still in the lead at this point but he was put under pressure by Baumgartner. Baumgartner managed to squeeze his way through and build a nice lead with Pizzonia holding a train of cars behind him. Raikkonen was dueling with Pizzonia for almost the entire race and just couldn't find a way past. When everyone thought Baumgartner might just give himself a comfortable cushion at the top of the Drivers Championship, his car developed an electrical problem which had to be corrected in the pits.
Bruni disappeared off camera with a terminal electrical problem on lap 7. Verstappen was also doing well in his Minardi until his engine blew on lap 24. Da Matta was in the mix for the lead when he retired with a puncture on lap 35. Sato was the final retirement on lap 50 after his left front suspension failed to end a dismal day for Jaguar.
As usual with wet races, there were plenty of incidents. Pantano, Raikkonen, Pizzonia, De La Rosa and Barrichello all had incidents. The drama wasn't over as the last 10 laps saw plenty of changes. Villeneuve was on the fringes of the points when he came under pressure from Montoya. Montoya was late on the brakes and tapped Villeneuve round, both cars spinning. More late drama involved Fisichella and Baumgartner. Fisichella was 2nd to Heidfeld and Baumgartner was looking deadly quick. Baumgartner could have settled for 3rd but got greedy and hit Fisichella. Fisichella managed to keep control but Baumgartner spun. Unfortunately, Fisichella's pace dropped off and slipped down the field.
Heidfeld takes Sauber off the bottom of the Constructors with victory at Silverstone. Salo benefitted from all the incidents to find himself in 2nd and claw back that 6 point lead Baumgartner had. Button gets back in the title hunt with 3rd place. Raikkonen looked quick but he found himself behind very wide cars and got 4th. Baumgartner was the fastest car at the front of the field and had to overtake many cars twice to get 5th and retain the Championship lead. Fisichella will be having words with Baumgartner after having 2nd cruelly taken away and having to take 6th. Coulthard gives McLaren a double points finish with 7th and Pizzonia just managed to scrape the last point for 8th.
Full Race Results:
1st Heidfeld (Shadow) 1h38m15.580s (Up 4)
2nd Salo (Biggie Little) +7.372s (Up 12)
3rd Button (Der Nazi) +7.784s (Up 6)
4th Raikkonen (Ineedsleep) +11.756s (Down 1)
5th Baumgartner (Quinty) +15.536s (Down 3)
6th Fisichella (Badgerman) +20.895s (Down 2)
7th Coulthard (Azul) +22.290s (Up 1)
8th Pizzonia (Icarus) +24.358s (Down 7)
9th Firman (DW) +36.649s (Up 8)
10th De La Rosa (Virtuoso) +42.548s (Up 8)
11th Pantano (Chris) +44.796s (Down 1)
12th Barrichello (Lipe) +46.103s (Up 4)
13th R Schumacher (Absolut Neo) +54.977s (Down 7)
14th Montoya (Afrojoe) +55.741s (Down 2)
15th Villeneuve (Mike Swade) +1m01.017s (Down 2)
16th M Schumacher (Notorious Biggles) +1m06.332s (Up 6)
17th Frentzen (Figo) +1m11.442s (Up 4)
DNF
Sato (Wakka) Suspension
Da Matta (Grandprix) Puncture
Verstappen (Jae) Engine
Bruni (RoJ) Electrical
Panis (Foreman) Accident
Drivers Championship
1st Baumgartner 42pts
2nd Salo 40pts
3rd Button 31pts
4th Villeneuve 30pts
5th R Schumacher 28pts
6th Sato 25pts
7th Fisichella 24pts
8th Pizzonia 23pts
9= Heidfeld 21pts
9= Montoya 21pts
11th Panis 20pts
12th Pantano 19pts
13= De La Rosa 18pts
13= Raikkonen 18pts
13= Barrichello 18pts
16th Verstappen 13pts
17th M Schumacher 11pts
18= Bruni 10pts
18= Coulthard 10pts
20th Frentzen 7pts
Constructors Championship
1st MG F1 58pts
2nd Minardi 55pts
3rd B.A.R 50pts
4th Williams 49pts
5= Ferrari 41pts
5= Renault 41pts
7th Jaguar 35pts
8= McLaren 28pts
8= Sauber 28pts
10th Jordan 24pts
11th Toyota 20pts
Fastest Lap: Barrichello 1m34.149s
PREDICTION WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
The gap was 7 points and with only 7 people predicting again, an extra point is available for the closest to the tie breaker time. Let's see how everyone got on:
1st Chris 10pts (14pts - +14.944s)
2nd Badgerman 8pts (9pts - +12.185s)
3rd Jae 6pts + 1pt (8pts - +11.811s) THE CLOSEST!
4th Foreman 5pts (8pts - +13.844s)
5th Der Nazi 4pts (7pts - +12.807s)
6th Mike Swade 3pts (6pts)
7th Ineedsleep 2pts (5pts - +14.020s)
Congratulations to Chris for correctly guessing that Panis would be the first retirement to get 10 of the 14pts! The Championship table now looks like this:
1st Der Nazi - 67pts (2 wins)
2nd Mike Swade – 59pts (2 wins)
3rd Ineedsleep – 56pts (1 win)
4th Foreman – 49pts (2 wins)
5= Biggie Little - 44pts (1 win)
5= Jae – 44pts (1 win)
7th Chris – 36pts (2 wins)
8th Badgerman – 25pts
9th Absolut Neo – 14pts
10th Azul – 11pts
11th RoJ – 8pts
12th Virtuoso – 7pts
13th Wakka - 4pts
14th Notorious Biggles - 1pt
Der Nazi extends his lead to 8 points heading into Round 12 in Germany. It's beginning to look like a two horse race in the Drivers Championship but there is still time to go. The Contructors Championship is still close. There is still plenty of action left in this Championship! Round 12 in Germany will begin with the Prediction Thread on Saturday, the qualifying posted a week after on the Saturday and the race on the following Wednesday. See you there!
Nick Heidfeld gives Sauber something to cheer about with a win at a wet and wild Silverstone. It's his 3rd career victory and it was a storming drive that took him to victory.
The entire race was at a frantic pace with cars flying off the track and overtaking all over the place. The action started early when Frentzen slid off the track only to do it again a lap later at Copse. He spun back into the track in front of Panis, who hit Frentzen and Michael Schumacher could only smash into Panis. Frentzen and Schumacher survived with only needing new front wings but Panis had to retire with left rear tyre problems on lap 3.
Pizzonia was still in the lead at this point but he was put under pressure by Baumgartner. Baumgartner managed to squeeze his way through and build a nice lead with Pizzonia holding a train of cars behind him. Raikkonen was dueling with Pizzonia for almost the entire race and just couldn't find a way past. When everyone thought Baumgartner might just give himself a comfortable cushion at the top of the Drivers Championship, his car developed an electrical problem which had to be corrected in the pits.
Bruni disappeared off camera with a terminal electrical problem on lap 7. Verstappen was also doing well in his Minardi until his engine blew on lap 24. Da Matta was in the mix for the lead when he retired with a puncture on lap 35. Sato was the final retirement on lap 50 after his left front suspension failed to end a dismal day for Jaguar.
As usual with wet races, there were plenty of incidents. Pantano, Raikkonen, Pizzonia, De La Rosa and Barrichello all had incidents. The drama wasn't over as the last 10 laps saw plenty of changes. Villeneuve was on the fringes of the points when he came under pressure from Montoya. Montoya was late on the brakes and tapped Villeneuve round, both cars spinning. More late drama involved Fisichella and Baumgartner. Fisichella was 2nd to Heidfeld and Baumgartner was looking deadly quick. Baumgartner could have settled for 3rd but got greedy and hit Fisichella. Fisichella managed to keep control but Baumgartner spun. Unfortunately, Fisichella's pace dropped off and slipped down the field.
Heidfeld takes Sauber off the bottom of the Constructors with victory at Silverstone. Salo benefitted from all the incidents to find himself in 2nd and claw back that 6 point lead Baumgartner had. Button gets back in the title hunt with 3rd place. Raikkonen looked quick but he found himself behind very wide cars and got 4th. Baumgartner was the fastest car at the front of the field and had to overtake many cars twice to get 5th and retain the Championship lead. Fisichella will be having words with Baumgartner after having 2nd cruelly taken away and having to take 6th. Coulthard gives McLaren a double points finish with 7th and Pizzonia just managed to scrape the last point for 8th.
Full Race Results:
1st Heidfeld (Shadow) 1h38m15.580s (Up 4)
2nd Salo (Biggie Little) +7.372s (Up 12)
3rd Button (Der Nazi) +7.784s (Up 6)
4th Raikkonen (Ineedsleep) +11.756s (Down 1)
5th Baumgartner (Quinty) +15.536s (Down 3)
6th Fisichella (Badgerman) +20.895s (Down 2)
7th Coulthard (Azul) +22.290s (Up 1)
8th Pizzonia (Icarus) +24.358s (Down 7)
9th Firman (DW) +36.649s (Up 8)
10th De La Rosa (Virtuoso) +42.548s (Up 8)
11th Pantano (Chris) +44.796s (Down 1)
12th Barrichello (Lipe) +46.103s (Up 4)
13th R Schumacher (Absolut Neo) +54.977s (Down 7)
14th Montoya (Afrojoe) +55.741s (Down 2)
15th Villeneuve (Mike Swade) +1m01.017s (Down 2)
16th M Schumacher (Notorious Biggles) +1m06.332s (Up 6)
17th Frentzen (Figo) +1m11.442s (Up 4)
DNF
Sato (Wakka) Suspension
Da Matta (Grandprix) Puncture
Verstappen (Jae) Engine
Bruni (RoJ) Electrical
Panis (Foreman) Accident
Drivers Championship
1st Baumgartner 42pts
2nd Salo 40pts
3rd Button 31pts
4th Villeneuve 30pts
5th R Schumacher 28pts
6th Sato 25pts
7th Fisichella 24pts
8th Pizzonia 23pts
9= Heidfeld 21pts
9= Montoya 21pts
11th Panis 20pts
12th Pantano 19pts
13= De La Rosa 18pts
13= Raikkonen 18pts
13= Barrichello 18pts
16th Verstappen 13pts
17th M Schumacher 11pts
18= Bruni 10pts
18= Coulthard 10pts
20th Frentzen 7pts
Constructors Championship
1st MG F1 58pts
2nd Minardi 55pts
3rd B.A.R 50pts
4th Williams 49pts
5= Ferrari 41pts
5= Renault 41pts
7th Jaguar 35pts
8= McLaren 28pts
8= Sauber 28pts
10th Jordan 24pts
11th Toyota 20pts
Fastest Lap: Barrichello 1m34.149s
PREDICTION WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
The gap was 7 points and with only 7 people predicting again, an extra point is available for the closest to the tie breaker time. Let's see how everyone got on:
1st Chris 10pts (14pts - +14.944s)
2nd Badgerman 8pts (9pts - +12.185s)
3rd Jae 6pts + 1pt (8pts - +11.811s) THE CLOSEST!
4th Foreman 5pts (8pts - +13.844s)
5th Der Nazi 4pts (7pts - +12.807s)
6th Mike Swade 3pts (6pts)
7th Ineedsleep 2pts (5pts - +14.020s)
Congratulations to Chris for correctly guessing that Panis would be the first retirement to get 10 of the 14pts! The Championship table now looks like this:
1st Der Nazi - 67pts (2 wins)
2nd Mike Swade – 59pts (2 wins)
3rd Ineedsleep – 56pts (1 win)
4th Foreman – 49pts (2 wins)
5= Biggie Little - 44pts (1 win)
5= Jae – 44pts (1 win)
7th Chris – 36pts (2 wins)
8th Badgerman – 25pts
9th Absolut Neo – 14pts
10th Azul – 11pts
11th RoJ – 8pts
12th Virtuoso – 7pts
13th Wakka - 4pts
14th Notorious Biggles - 1pt
Der Nazi extends his lead to 8 points heading into Round 12 in Germany. It's beginning to look like a two horse race in the Drivers Championship but there is still time to go. The Contructors Championship is still close. There is still plenty of action left in this Championship! Round 12 in Germany will begin with the Prediction Thread on Saturday, the qualifying posted a week after on the Saturday and the race on the following Wednesday. See you there!