Welcome to the 2006 round of Border Reiver's brainchild, the AQUA (Atlas Quite Unreasonable Alternative) championship, using the highest finish as the defining result and after that the next highest finish as a tiebreaker.
How does it stand after the San Marino Grand Prix?
The 2005 AQUA champion Alonso leads again, but things can change dramatically in just a couple of GPs.
1. Alonso 2x1st
2. M Schumacher 1x1st, 1x2nd
3. Fisichella 1x1st, 1x5th
4. Raikkonen 1x2nd
5. Montoya 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x5th
6. Button 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x7th
7. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x8th
8. Massa 1x4th, 1x5th
9. Heidfeld 1x4th, 1x12th
10. Webber 2x6th
11. Villeneuve 1x6th, 1x7th
12. Barrichello 1x7th, 2x10th
13. Rosberg 1x7th, 1x11th
14. Coulthard 1x8th, 1x10th
15. Klien 1x8th
16. Speed 1x9th, 1x13th
17. Trulli 1x9th, 1x16th
18. Liuzzi 2x11th
19. Albers 1x11th, 1x12th
20. Sato 1x12th
21. Monteiro 1x13th, 1x16th
22. Ide 1x13th
AQUA Constructors:
1. Renault 3x1st
2. Ferrari 1x1st
3. McLaren 1x2nd
4. Honda 1x3rd, 1x4th
5. Toyota 1x3rd, 1x8th
6. BMW 1x4th
7. Williams 2x6th
8. Red Bull 2x8th
9. Toro Rosso 1x9th
10. Midland 1x11th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
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2006 AQUA Championship
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, Apr 23 2006 21:10
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#2
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Posted 08 May 2006 - 11:21
Michael Schumacher won the 2006 European GP and now he needs just another win to take the lead in the 2006 AQUA championship. Biggest mover is his teammate Felipe Massa scoring his first podium.
It's time for Kimi to open his account!
1. Alonso 2x1st, 3x2nd
2. M Schumacher 2x1st, 1x2nd
3. Fisichella 1x1st
4. Raikkonen 1x2nd
5. Massa 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x5th, 1x9th
6. Montoya 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x5th
7. Button 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x7th
8. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x8th
9. Heidfeld 1x4th
10. Barrichello 1x5th
11. Webber 2x6th
11. Villeneuve 1x6th
13. Rosberg 2x7th
14. Coulthard 1x8th, 1x10th
15. Klien 1x8th
16. Trulli 2x9th
17. Speed 1x9th
18. Liuzzi 2x11th
19. Albers 1x11th
20. Monteiro 1x12th, 1x13th
21. Sato 1x12th, 1x14th
22. Ide 1x13th
Comstructors:
1. Renault 3x1st
2. Ferrari 2x1st
3. McLaren 1x2nd
4. Honda 1x3rd, 1x4th
5. Toyota 1x3rd, 1x8th
6. BMW 1x4th
7. Williams 2x6th
8. Red Bull 2x8th
9. Toro Rosso 1x9th
10. Midland 1x11th
11. Super Aguro 1x12th
It's time for Kimi to open his account!
1. Alonso 2x1st, 3x2nd
2. M Schumacher 2x1st, 1x2nd
3. Fisichella 1x1st
4. Raikkonen 1x2nd
5. Massa 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x5th, 1x9th
6. Montoya 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x5th
7. Button 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x7th
8. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x8th
9. Heidfeld 1x4th
10. Barrichello 1x5th
11. Webber 2x6th
11. Villeneuve 1x6th
13. Rosberg 2x7th
14. Coulthard 1x8th, 1x10th
15. Klien 1x8th
16. Trulli 2x9th
17. Speed 1x9th
18. Liuzzi 2x11th
19. Albers 1x11th
20. Monteiro 1x12th, 1x13th
21. Sato 1x12th, 1x14th
22. Ide 1x13th
Comstructors:
1. Renault 3x1st
2. Ferrari 2x1st
3. McLaren 1x2nd
4. Honda 1x3rd, 1x4th
5. Toyota 1x3rd, 1x8th
6. BMW 1x4th
7. Williams 2x6th
8. Red Bull 2x8th
9. Toro Rosso 1x9th
10. Midland 1x11th
11. Super Aguro 1x12th
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Posted 30 July 2006 - 19:55
About time for an update 
Things are getting interesting again!
Will it be another fight to the wire? Is Ferrari's momentum too strong? Or have Fernando and Renault something in reserve?
Standings after the 2006 German GP:
1. Alonso 6x1st
2. M Schumacher 5x1st
3. Fisichella 1x1st
4. Massa 2x2nd
5. Raikkonen 1x2nd, 3x3rd
6. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
7. Button 1x3rd, 2x4th
8. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th
9. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x7th.
10. Barrichello 1x4th, 1x5th
11. Trulli 1x4th, 1x6th
12. Heidfeld 1x4th, 3x7th
13. Webber 2x6th
14. Villeneuve 1x6th
15. Rosberg 2x7th
16. de la Rosa 1x7th
17. Klien 2x8th
18. Liuzzi 1x8th
19. Speed 1x9th
20. Albers 1x11th
21. Monteiro 1x12th, 1x13th
22. Sato 1x12th, 1x14th
23. Ide 1x13th
24. Montagny 2x16th
Constructors:
1. Renault 7x1st
2. Ferrari 5x1st
3. McLaren 2x2nd
4. Honda 1x3rd, 3x4th
5. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
6. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x7th
7. BMW 1x4th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Midland 1x11th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
Things are getting interesting again!
Will it be another fight to the wire? Is Ferrari's momentum too strong? Or have Fernando and Renault something in reserve?
Standings after the 2006 German GP:
1. Alonso 6x1st
2. M Schumacher 5x1st
3. Fisichella 1x1st
4. Massa 2x2nd
5. Raikkonen 1x2nd, 3x3rd
6. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
7. Button 1x3rd, 2x4th
8. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th
9. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x7th.
10. Barrichello 1x4th, 1x5th
11. Trulli 1x4th, 1x6th
12. Heidfeld 1x4th, 3x7th
13. Webber 2x6th
14. Villeneuve 1x6th
15. Rosberg 2x7th
16. de la Rosa 1x7th
17. Klien 2x8th
18. Liuzzi 1x8th
19. Speed 1x9th
20. Albers 1x11th
21. Monteiro 1x12th, 1x13th
22. Sato 1x12th, 1x14th
23. Ide 1x13th
24. Montagny 2x16th
Constructors:
1. Renault 7x1st
2. Ferrari 5x1st
3. McLaren 2x2nd
4. Honda 1x3rd, 3x4th
5. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
6. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x7th
7. BMW 1x4th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Midland 1x11th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
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Posted 07 August 2006 - 05:51
Fernando and Michael keep the tension, and Jenson and Pedro made some nice gains!
Standings after the 2006 Hungarian GP (including the correction of a small mistake ;) ) :
1. Alonso 6x1st
2. M Schumacher 5x1st
3. Fisichella 1x1st, 2x3rd
4. Button 1x1st, 1x3rd
5. Massa 2x2nd
6. Raikkonen 1x2nd, 4x3rd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 1x7th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 3x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Barrichello 2x4th
13. Trulli 1x4th
14. Webber 2x6th
15. Villeneuve 1x6th
16. Rosberg 2x7th
17. Klien 2x8th
18. Liuzzi 1x8th
19. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
20. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
21. Albers 1x10th
22. Sato 1x12th
23. Ide 1x13th
24. Montagny 2x16th
Comstructors:
1. Renault 7x1st
2. Ferrari 5x1st
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 3x2nd
5. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
6. BMW 1x3rd, 1x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
Standings after the 2006 Hungarian GP (including the correction of a small mistake ;) ) :
1. Alonso 6x1st
2. M Schumacher 5x1st
3. Fisichella 1x1st, 2x3rd
4. Button 1x1st, 1x3rd
5. Massa 2x2nd
6. Raikkonen 1x2nd, 4x3rd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 1x7th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 3x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Barrichello 2x4th
13. Trulli 1x4th
14. Webber 2x6th
15. Villeneuve 1x6th
16. Rosberg 2x7th
17. Klien 2x8th
18. Liuzzi 1x8th
19. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
20. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
21. Albers 1x10th
22. Sato 1x12th
23. Ide 1x13th
24. Montagny 2x16th
Comstructors:
1. Renault 7x1st
2. Ferrari 5x1st
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 3x2nd
5. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
6. BMW 1x3rd, 1x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
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Posted 27 August 2006 - 21:30
Massa's win jumped him to 3rd in the championship!
Meanwhile Fernando took another 2nd place.
If Michael wins at Monza, Alonso will stay in front because of his 2nd places - now 5 in total compared with Schumacher's 4. But the heat is on!
Ferrari is closing the gap in the AQUA WCC.
1. Alonso 6x1st
2. M Schumacher 5x1st
3. Massa 1x1st, 2x2nd
4. Fisichella 1x1st, 2x3rd
5. Button 1x1st, 1x3rd
6. Raikkonen 1x2nd, 4x3rd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 1x5th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 3x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Barrichello 2x4th
13. Trulli 1x4th
14. Webber 2x6th
15. Villeneuve 1x6th
16. Rosberg 2x7th
17. Klien 2x8th
18. Liuzzi 1x8th
19. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
20. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
21. Albers 1x10th
22. Sato 1x12th, 3x14th
23. Kubica 1x12th
24. Ide 1x13th
25. Montagny 2x16th
Comstructors:
1. Renault 7x1st
2. Ferrari 6x1st
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 3x2nd
5. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
6. BMW 1x3rd, 1x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
Meanwhile Fernando took another 2nd place.
If Michael wins at Monza, Alonso will stay in front because of his 2nd places - now 5 in total compared with Schumacher's 4. But the heat is on!
Ferrari is closing the gap in the AQUA WCC.
1. Alonso 6x1st
2. M Schumacher 5x1st
3. Massa 1x1st, 2x2nd
4. Fisichella 1x1st, 2x3rd
5. Button 1x1st, 1x3rd
6. Raikkonen 1x2nd, 4x3rd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 1x5th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 3x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Barrichello 2x4th
13. Trulli 1x4th
14. Webber 2x6th
15. Villeneuve 1x6th
16. Rosberg 2x7th
17. Klien 2x8th
18. Liuzzi 1x8th
19. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
20. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
21. Albers 1x10th
22. Sato 1x12th, 3x14th
23. Kubica 1x12th
24. Ide 1x13th
25. Montagny 2x16th
Comstructors:
1. Renault 7x1st
2. Ferrari 6x1st
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 3x2nd
5. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
6. BMW 1x3rd, 1x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
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Posted 10 September 2006 - 21:04
Both championships are now as close as they could be!
With three GPs to go Fernando leads the AQUA WDC by one 2nd place more than Michael and Ferrari leads the WCC by one 2nd place more than Renault.
Other winners of the day: Robert Kubica, the 12th podium finisher of the year(!), and BMW.
1. Alonso 6x1st, 5x2nd
2. M Schumacher 6x1st, 4x2nd
3. Massa 1x1st, 2x2nd
4. Fisichella 1x1st, 2x3rd
5. Button 1x1st, 1x3rd
6. Raikkonen 2x2nd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 1x5th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 3x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Kubica 1x3rd, 1x12th
13. Barrichello 2x4th
14. Trulli 1x4th
15. Webber 2x6th
16. Villeneuve 1x6th
17. Rosberg 2x7th
18. Klien 2x8th
19. Liuzzi 1x8th
20. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
21. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
22. Albers 1x10th
23. Sato 1x12th, 3x14th
24. Ide 1x13th
25. Montagny 2x16th
Comstructors:
1. Ferrari 7x1st, 6x2nd
2. Renault 7x1st, 5x2nd
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 4x2nd
5. BMW 2x3rd
6. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
With three GPs to go Fernando leads the AQUA WDC by one 2nd place more than Michael and Ferrari leads the WCC by one 2nd place more than Renault.
Other winners of the day: Robert Kubica, the 12th podium finisher of the year(!), and BMW.
1. Alonso 6x1st, 5x2nd
2. M Schumacher 6x1st, 4x2nd
3. Massa 1x1st, 2x2nd
4. Fisichella 1x1st, 2x3rd
5. Button 1x1st, 1x3rd
6. Raikkonen 2x2nd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 1x5th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 3x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Kubica 1x3rd, 1x12th
13. Barrichello 2x4th
14. Trulli 1x4th
15. Webber 2x6th
16. Villeneuve 1x6th
17. Rosberg 2x7th
18. Klien 2x8th
19. Liuzzi 1x8th
20. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
21. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
22. Albers 1x10th
23. Sato 1x12th, 3x14th
24. Ide 1x13th
25. Montagny 2x16th
Comstructors:
1. Ferrari 7x1st, 6x2nd
2. Renault 7x1st, 5x2nd
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 4x2nd
5. BMW 2x3rd
6. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
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Posted 10 September 2006 - 22:08
Not quite F1, but I see the IRL championship was decided on a wins basis (Wheldon and Hornish being equal on points)
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Posted 10 September 2006 - 22:51
You could call it the olympic points stand. It took me a while to figure out, but it's pretty much the gold/silver/bronze rank in olympics.
Ricardo
Ricardo
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Posted 01 October 2006 - 19:24
Michael Schumacher takes the lead in the AQUA Championship by winning the Chinese GP!
1. M Schumacher 7x1st
2. Alonso 6x1st
3. Massa 1x1st, 2x2nd
4. Fisichella 1x1st, 3x3rd
5. Button 1x1st, 1x3rd
6. Raikkonen 2x2nd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 2x5th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 4x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Kubica 1x3rd, 1x12th
13. Barrichello 2x4th
14. Trulli 1x4th
15. Webber 2x6th
16. Villeneuve 1x6th
17. Rosberg 2x7th
18. Klien 2x8th
19. Liuzzi 1x8th
20. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
21. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
22. Albers 1x10th
23. Sato 1x12th, 3x14th
24. Doornbos 1x12th
25. Ide 1x13th
26. Montagny 2x16th
27. Yamamoto 1x16th
And Ferrari strengthen their position in the constructors championship as well:
1. Ferrari 8x1st
2. Renault 7x1st
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 4x2nd
5. BMW 2x3rd
6. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Spyker/Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
1. M Schumacher 7x1st
2. Alonso 6x1st
3. Massa 1x1st, 2x2nd
4. Fisichella 1x1st, 3x3rd
5. Button 1x1st, 1x3rd
6. Raikkonen 2x2nd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 2x5th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 4x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Kubica 1x3rd, 1x12th
13. Barrichello 2x4th
14. Trulli 1x4th
15. Webber 2x6th
16. Villeneuve 1x6th
17. Rosberg 2x7th
18. Klien 2x8th
19. Liuzzi 1x8th
20. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
21. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
22. Albers 1x10th
23. Sato 1x12th, 3x14th
24. Doornbos 1x12th
25. Ide 1x13th
26. Montagny 2x16th
27. Yamamoto 1x16th
And Ferrari strengthen their position in the constructors championship as well:
1. Ferrari 8x1st
2. Renault 7x1st
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 4x2nd
5. BMW 2x3rd
6. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Spyker/Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
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Posted 08 October 2006 - 21:16
Alonso hits back and is the leader with one race to go!
Michael has to win in Brazil but if he wins he's the 2006 AQUA champion, no matter what Fernando does.
1. Alonso 7x1st, 6x2nd
2. M Schumacher 7x1st, 4x2nd
3. Massa 1x1st, 3x2nd
4. Fisichella 1x1st, 4x3rd
5. Button 1x1st, 1x3rd
6. Raikkonen 2x2nd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 2x5th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 4x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Kubica 1x3rd, 1x9th
13. Barrichello 2x4th
14. Trulli 1x4th
15. Webber 2x6th
16. Villeneuve 1x6th
17. Rosberg 2x7th
18. Klien 2x8th
19. Liuzzi 1x8th
20. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
21. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
22. Albers 1x10th
23. Doornbos 1x12th, 1x13th
24. Sato 1x12th, 3x14th
25. Ide 1x13th
26. Montagny 2x16th
27. Yamamoto 1x16th
Ferrari is still leading the AQUA WCC, but only just - by virtue of their second places: Michael's 4 plus Felipe's 3! It's remarkable that Fisi has won a race, but still hasn't finished 2nd this year.
1. Ferrari 8x1st, 7x2nd
2. Renault 8x1st, 6x2nd
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 4x2nd
5. BMW 2x3rd
6. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Spyker/Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
Michael has to win in Brazil but if he wins he's the 2006 AQUA champion, no matter what Fernando does.
1. Alonso 7x1st, 6x2nd
2. M Schumacher 7x1st, 4x2nd
3. Massa 1x1st, 3x2nd
4. Fisichella 1x1st, 4x3rd
5. Button 1x1st, 1x3rd
6. Raikkonen 2x2nd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 2x5th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 4x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Kubica 1x3rd, 1x9th
13. Barrichello 2x4th
14. Trulli 1x4th
15. Webber 2x6th
16. Villeneuve 1x6th
17. Rosberg 2x7th
18. Klien 2x8th
19. Liuzzi 1x8th
20. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
21. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
22. Albers 1x10th
23. Doornbos 1x12th, 1x13th
24. Sato 1x12th, 3x14th
25. Ide 1x13th
26. Montagny 2x16th
27. Yamamoto 1x16th
Ferrari is still leading the AQUA WCC, but only just - by virtue of their second places: Michael's 4 plus Felipe's 3! It's remarkable that Fisi has won a race, but still hasn't finished 2nd this year.
1. Ferrari 8x1st, 7x2nd
2. Renault 8x1st, 6x2nd
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 4x2nd
5. BMW 2x3rd
6. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Spyker/Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x12th
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giddyup409
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 22:45
helloooo schevliak 
time to announce the 2006 aqua champion:
FRED ALONSO !!!
time to announce the 2006 aqua champion:
FRED ALONSO !!!
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lukywill
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 22:48
bad news for borderiver.
anyway point system doesn´t seem pretty bad these days.
anyway point system doesn´t seem pretty bad these days.
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prty
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 22:52
Originally posted by lukywill
bad news for borderiver.
anyway point system doesn´t seems pretty bad these days.
Furthermore, now Alonso has as many championships as... Jim Clark! Local newspapers report the swearing was audible in the whole UK!
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 22:57
I always wait a while to be sure there won't be any DQs, penalties or something like that but -
yes, once again Fernando Alonso is the AQUA champion!
Seven wins, seven second places.
Amazing, certainly if you think that before the season started the main favorites for the title, according to the bookies, were Michael Schumacher and Kimi Raikkonen. Will they ever learn ;)
This the final result of the 2006 AQUA WDC:
1. Alonso 7x1st, 7x2nd
2. M Schumacher 7x1st, 4x2nd
3. Massa 2x1st
4. Fisichella 1x1st, 4x3rd
5. Button 1x1st, 2x3rd
6. Raikkonen 2x2nd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 2x5th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 4x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Kubica 1x3rd, 2x9th
13. Barrichello 2x4th
14. Trulli 1x4th
15. Webber 2x6th
16. Villeneuve 1x6th
17. Rosberg 2x7th
18. Klien 2x8th
19. Liuzzi 1x8th
20. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
21. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
22. Albers 1x10th, 1x11th
23. Sato 1x10th, 1x12th
24. Doornbos 2x12th
25. Ide 1x13th
26. Yamamoto 2x16th, 1x17th
27. Montagny 2x16th, 1x18th
But Felipe Massa's win decided the 2006 WCC in favor of Ferrari!
Final result of the 2006 WCC AQUA:
1. Ferrari 9x1st
2. Renault 8x1st
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 4x2nd
5. BMW 2x3rd
6. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Spyker/Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x10th
Congrats!
yes, once again Fernando Alonso is the AQUA champion!
Seven wins, seven second places.
Amazing, certainly if you think that before the season started the main favorites for the title, according to the bookies, were Michael Schumacher and Kimi Raikkonen. Will they ever learn ;)
This the final result of the 2006 AQUA WDC:
1. Alonso 7x1st, 7x2nd
2. M Schumacher 7x1st, 4x2nd
3. Massa 2x1st
4. Fisichella 1x1st, 4x3rd
5. Button 1x1st, 2x3rd
6. Raikkonen 2x2nd
7. Montoya 1x2nd, 1x3rd
8. de la Rosa 1x2nd, 2x5th
9. R Schumacher 1x3rd, 1x4th, 1x6th
10. Heidfeld 1x3rd,1x4th, 4x7th
11. Coulthard 1x3rd, 1x5th
12. Kubica 1x3rd, 2x9th
13. Barrichello 2x4th
14. Trulli 1x4th
15. Webber 2x6th
16. Villeneuve 1x6th
17. Rosberg 2x7th
18. Klien 2x8th
19. Liuzzi 1x8th
20. Speed 1x9th, 2x10th
21. Monteiro 1x9th, 1x12th
22. Albers 1x10th, 1x11th
23. Sato 1x10th, 1x12th
24. Doornbos 2x12th
25. Ide 1x13th
26. Yamamoto 2x16th, 1x17th
27. Montagny 2x16th, 1x18th
But Felipe Massa's win decided the 2006 WCC in favor of Ferrari!
Final result of the 2006 WCC AQUA:
1. Ferrari 9x1st
2. Renault 8x1st
3. Honda 1x1st
4. McLaren 4x2nd
5. BMW 2x3rd
6. Toyota 1x3rd, 2x4th
7. Red Bull 1x3rd, 1x5th
8. Williams 2x6th
9. Toro Rosso 1x8th
10. Spyker/Midland 1x9th
11. Super Aguri 1x10th
Congrats!
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BorderReiver
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 23:19
Originally posted by lukywill
bad news for borderiver.
anyway point system doesn´t seem pretty bad these days.
Ummm, you think because I created the AQUA system I'm an advocate of it? Perhaps you should go and read the original thread . . . .
Kudos to Scheivlak though. Great work mate, I know from experience that the results aren't that easy to map out, and you do it with a far greater level of detail than I ever did. Highly impressive work.
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 23:21
border i´m not saying you are the man who defends it but sure you try to put kimi on top of it last year and alonso still win it.
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 23:24
Originally posted by lukywill
border i´m not saying you are the man who defends it but sure you try to put kimi on top of it last year and alonso still win it.
I did what? How could I "put Kimi on top of it"?
As far as Alonso is concerned, I think he's won two World Championships not by being the fastest driver out there, but by simply having a more reliable car. He hasn't impressed me, but that's not a debate for here.
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lukywill
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 23:26
who cares? keijo rosberg won the cup with only a win to watson´s 2.
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BorderReiver
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 23:32
Originally posted by lukywill
who cares? keijo rosberg won the cup with only a win to watson´s 2.
True, but that was an exceptional season with more than a few exceptional circumstances.
AQUA is an interesting barometer, nothing more, it just shows you who was the dominant driver each season in terms of taking wins. Now, if Raikkonen and Schumacher had had more reliabe cars under them in 05 and 06, these scores would be very different indeed. What that means to you is your choice, but for me it puts Alonso's titles in a certain light.
Thats all.
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lukywill
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 23:40
you are forgeting all the efford the renault team puts on early races.
without that it would be diferent. you could see a more agressive alonso, like we saw in china 05. and why not in brasil 06: without him there´s no renault cup.
anyway, next year is kimi´s year ( a great scholar of dc ;)
without that it would be diferent. you could see a more agressive alonso, like we saw in china 05. and why not in brasil 06: without him there´s no renault cup.
anyway, next year is kimi´s year ( a great scholar of dc ;)
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Posted 22 October 2006 - 23:41
Originally posted by BorderReiver
Kudos to Scheivlak though. Great work mate, I know from experience that the results aren't that easy to map out, and you do it with a far greater level of detail than I ever did. Highly impressive work.
x2 !!!
schevliak, i have you in my clarify with facts, please help list as well mate. cheers!
