Disclaimer: This thread is not meant to discredit Red Bull, Vettel or Webber. They were exceptionally great and deserve their championships and trophies. It's just for fun.
I made some calculations as of what would 2010-2013 period looked like if there was no Red Bull and we would be back to Ferrari vs. McLaren years. I know Vettel, Webber and Newey would drive and build some other cars and spoil my whole statistics, but whatever, it's not ultimately valid prediction from the start anyway.
2010 Championship
1. Alonso 296 points
2. Hamilton 284 points
3. Button 255 points
4. Massa 181 points
1. McLaren 539 points
2. Ferrari 477 points
2011 Championship
1. Button 348 points
2. Alonso 329 points
3. Hamilton 294 points
4. Massa 183 points
1. McLaren 642 points
2. Ferrari 512 points
2012 Championship
1. Alonso 335 points
2. Raikkonen 254 points
3. Hamilton 219 points
4. Button 210 points
Didn't calculate points for Massa, but Ferrari would win WCC
2013 Championship
1. Alonso 184 points
2. Hamilton 171 points
3. Raikkonen 161 points
Driver's stats:
What would add to their tally
Fernando Alonso 2 WDC, 13 wins, 9 podiums, 8 poles
Lewis Hamilton 0 WDC, 7 wins, 15 podiums, 24 poles
Jenson Button 1 WDC, 6 wins, 10 podiums, 6 poles
Felipe Massa 0 WDC, 1 win, 18 podiums, 2 poles
Kimi Raikkonen 0 WDC, 3 wins, 2 podiums, 0 poles
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Alonso would be 4 time world champion matching Prost
Hamilton would be 3rd most successful qualifier 10 poles short of Senna
Button would join Hill, Clark and Steward in the elite club of British drivers with more than one WDC
Massa would be 11th best podium scoring driver in history, not 22th
Edited by Zoetrope, 01 September 2013 - 17:14.