Guess the Anti-Podium 2018 - Germany!
Who will join the list of past champions:
2016: Cig35
2017: Grayson
Pick the Anti-Podium, as in the last 3 drivers who are classified finishers. That would be 20th, 19th and 18th in a race with no retirements.
Ground rules are simple:
- The entry format is driver1/driver2/driver3, with driver1 being the last classified finisher of the race. Please adhere to it, it makes the data transfer to the spreadsheet much easier.
- Should a driver be replaced before the deadline, the replacement will not apply automaticaly in your guesses. So keep an eye on what's going on. Should a driver be replaced after the deadline, I will update all the guesses with the replacement.
- Scoring for each team is determined by the list below.
- Retirements and disqualifications do not count, driver must be classified (which includes the 90% classification rule).
- Guess the correct driver in the correct order and your score for that driver is multiplied by 2
- Guess one of the bottom three correctly, but in the incorrect order, and the score for the driver remains the same
- The number of correct guesses is not added to your points. However, the number of correct guesses over the season will be used in case of a tie. In case there is also a tie, the number of wins is taken into acount. This is to try and make sure the most accurate guesser is the champion.
The team values after the German Grand Prix:
Mercedes = 9 Ferrari = 8 Red Bull = 7 Renault = 6 Haas = 5 Force India = 5 McLaren = 4 Toro Rosso = 3 Sauber = 2 Williams = 1
Example:
You guess...
Ericsson/Sirotkin/Hartley
That means Ericsson is the last classified finisher.
Race result is...
Ericsson/Hartley/Leclerc
Therefore your score is calculated as:
Ericsson: 2 x 2 = 4 points (correct position guessed)
Hartley: 3 x 1 = 3 points (in anti-podium, but incorrect position)
Leclerc: 0 points (not in anti-podium)
Total score: 7 points
The deadline for your guesses is the start of the qualifying.
Mat
