10 Tenths Fans Competition 2004!

**Adam43** · 27 Feb 2004, 18:49 (Ref:887594)

Welcome to the second year of the Fans predictions competition. This is to be run separately from the normal predictions competition that R runs and we all know and love. This year Super Tourer and I are running it and hope it is as much of a success as last year.

Below are two sets of questions, the first set, are 10 tie-breaker questions, these will be only used in the event of two or more people tying for the lead after the final round at Japan.

To allow every member a fair chance to submit their answers (due to holidays, work commitments etc) your answers must be submitted before Friday's first free practice of the Malaysian GP (19th March 2004).

The second set of questions are for each individual grand prix and will be changing every race. Again, they must be submitted before Friday's first free practice of each race weekend.

A slight change to this year: Questions may be worth 1 or 2 points. There are 7 regular questions, like last year, but also three extra ‘retirement questions’. These retirement questions work in a similar way to the predictions competition. 2 Points will be awarded for each driver in the correctly predicted retirement order and 1 point shall be awarded for a chosen driver in the first three retirements in a position other than that predicted. e.g.

Predicted retirements:
1st retirement: Jarno Trulli
2nd retirement: Mark Webber
3rd retirement: Jenson Button

Actual retirements:
1st retirement: Mark Webber
2nd retirement: Christian Klien
3rd retirement: Jenson Button

Here the predictions would score zero for Trulli, one for Webber and two for Button - a total of three.

With both sets of questions, there will be a total of 16 points up for grabs. Should a race result go to appeal and subsequent result be altered due to that appeal then the results will alter accordingly.

Ten tie-break questions

Who will score the most second places?
Who will get the most pole positions?
How many race bans will be dished out by the FIA?
Will a driver with the initials JV drive at an F1 race meeting this year?
How many races will the championship winner win?
Who will have the highest overall qualifying position, Button or Webber?
Who will finish higher in the championship Klien, Massa or Sato?
Who will have the highest average grid position?
How many races will have at least one Safety Car period?
Looking at the driver who leads the most laps across all races - what will his total number of laps in the lead be?

If the tie breaker is a tied then it is the nearest on question 10.
Deadline for tie-breakers: Before first practice of the Malaysian GP.

Round one (Australian GP) questions

Which rookie will finish in the highest position?
How many Ford powered cars will finish the race?
How many points will McLaren score in this race?
Who will top the 1st official practice session of the year?
What will the gap be from pole to last place on the grid?
How many drivers will receive replacement engine penalties at this race?
How many teams will have both cars finish the race?
1st Retirement
2nd Retirement
3rd Retirement

Deadline for Australian GP: before first practice, midnight GMT.

ralf fan · 27 Feb 2004, 18:55 (Ref:887596)

YAY its back.....

answers later

ASCII Man · 27 Feb 2004, 19:01 (Ref:887600)

I'm affraid i don't really understand question N°10 in the tie-break section.
What's it supposed to mean?

Do you mean the total amount of laps led by the championship winner?

Daisy · 27 Feb 2004, 19:02 (Ref:887603)

I'm not sure about that one either but I think he means this.

There is a driver this year who will lead the most laps in the 18 F1 races. We have to predict how many laps that will be? I'm not sure, but I think he means this.

Super Tourer · 27 Feb 2004, 20:12 (Ref:887653)

Correct - The driver who has the highest number of laps leading a race - what will his total for the year be?

Knowlesy · 27 Feb 2004, 20:19 (Ref:887664)

Tie break questions.....

1. Montoya
2. Barrichello
3. Zero
4. No
5. Five
6. Button
7. Sato
8. Barrichello
9. Two
10. 381

ROUND ONE AUSTRALIAN GP QUESTIONS

1. Bruni
2. Three
3. Six
4. Ralf Schumacher
5. 5.4 seconds
6. 2
7. 4
8. Pantano
9. Klein
10. Panis

Super Tourer · 27 Feb 2004, 20:22 (Ref:887669)

You're quick there Knowlesy!

ASCII Man · 27 Feb 2004, 21:30 (Ref:887740)

Tie-break Answers
1. K.Raikkonen
2. JP.Montoya
3. None
4. Nope

5. Five
6. Button
7. Massa
8. K.Raikkonen
9. Two
10. 376

Round one (Australian GP) Answers
1. Klien
2. 3
3. 8
4. Trulli
5. 4.75 seconds
6. 2
7. 6

8. Baumgartner
9. Sato
10. Pantano

x_dt · 27 Feb 2004, 21:40 (Ref:887751)

Tie-break:
1) Fernando Alonso
2) Juan-Pablo Montoya
3) 1
4) No
5) 5
6) Button
7) Sato
8) Juan-Pablo Montoya
9) 6
10) 305

Australia:
1) Giorgio Pantano
2) 3
3) 5
4) Juan-Pablo Montoya
5) 3.50s
6) 1
7) 2
8) Nick Heidfeld
9) Gianmaria Bruni
10) Michael Schumacher

esorniloc · 27 Feb 2004, 21:55 (Ref:887757)

Ten tie-break
1 Kimi Raikkonen
2 Michael Schumacher
3 3
4 No
5 7
6 Webber
7 Massa
8 Michael Schumacher
9 5
10 368

Australia
1 Klien
2 2
3 8
4 Rubens Barrichello
5 4.7 sec
6 1
7 2
8 Juan Pablo Montoya
9 Ralf Schumacher
10 Giorgio Pantano

pb btcc · 27 Feb 2004, 22:25 (Ref:887784)

Ten tie-break questions

1.Barrichello
2.Montoya
3.1
4.no
5.8
6.Button
7.sato
8.M.Schumacher
9.16
10.464

Round one (Australian GP) questions

1.Klien
2.2
3.10
4.Coulthard
5.5.332
6.1
7.Ferrari
8.Montoya
9.Bruni
10.massa

Daisy · 28 Feb 2004, 09:18 (Ref:888054)

Ten tie-break questions
1 - Rubens Barrichello
2 - Michael Schumacher
3 - 0
4 - No
5 - 6 races
6 - Jenson Button
7 - Takuma Sato
8 - Michael Schumacher
9 - 5 races
10 - 379 laps

Round one (Australian GP) questions
1 - Christian Klien
2 - 3 cars
3 - 6 points
4 - Jarno Trulli
5 - 4.474 seconds
6 - 1 driver
7 - 4 teams
8 - Giorgio Pantano
9 - Olivier Panis
10 - Kimi Raikkonen

aussie_f3 · 28 Feb 2004, 09:54 (Ref:888076)

Tie-break questions
1 - Barrichello
2 - Kimi Raikkonen
3 - 0
4 - No
5 - 5
6 - Button
7 - Massa
8 - Kimi Raikkonen
9 - 7
10 - 300 laps

Australian GP
1 - Baumgartner
2 - 4 cars
3 - 8 points
4 - Alonso
5 - 4.6 seconds
6 - 0
7 - 6 teams
8 - Bruni
9 - Klien
10 - Webber

BootsOntheSide · 28 Feb 2004, 10:30 (Ref:888108)

Tie-Breakers
1 Montoya
2 Alonso
3 Two
4 No
5 Five
6 What does this mean? Best individual position? Best average? Or highest total 9which would actually be the worst performer? Not entirely clear but I'll say Webber
7 Sato
8 Michael
9 7
10 500

Round one (Australian GP) questions

1 Klien
2 3
3 10
4 Michael
5 3.6 seconds
6 1
7 4
1st Retirement - Massa

2nd Retirement - Coulthard

3rd Retirement - Baumgartner

What happens if there's a multiple collision taking out mroe than 3 cars, similar to 2002?

Mr V · 28 Feb 2004, 11:05 (Ref:888128)

Hooray, i can actually play this year, as opposed to just setting and marking the questions

best of luck for the season Adam and ST

Mr V · 28 Feb 2004, 11:16 (Ref:888136)

Tie breakers

01 Montoya
02 Barrichello
03 None (0)
04 No (at least, i certainly hope not

)
05 Five (5)
06 Button
07 Sato
08 Barrichello
09 Five (5)
10 280

jetsetter · 28 Feb 2004, 13:06 (Ref:888207)

Tie-Breakers
1. K. Raikkonen
2. M. Schumacher
3. None
4. no
5. 5
6. Webber
7. Massa
8. M. Schumacher
9. 14
10.370

Australian Grand Prix
1. Bruni
2. 3
3. 8
4. Button
5. 3.6 seconds
6. One
7. 4

Damon · 28 Feb 2004, 14:11 (Ref:888225)

Tie-Breakers
1. Juan Pablo Montoya
2. Michael Schumacher
3. 0
4. No
5. 4
6. Button
7. Sato
8. Michael Schumacher
9. 4
10. 340

Australia Questions
1. Klien
2. 2
3. 5
4. Juan Pablo Montoya
5. 4.8secs
6. 1
7. 4

ralf fan · 28 Feb 2004, 17:04 (Ref:888294)

TIE BREAKERS :
1. Raikonnen
2. Michael Schumacher
3. none
4. Noooo
5. 5
6. Button
7. Sato
8. M.Schumacher
9. 5
10. 356

ralf fan · 28 Feb 2004, 17:12 (Ref:888300)

Australian GP :

1. Klein
2. 3
3. 6
4. R.Schumacher
5. 4.1
6. 2
7. 4
8. Baumgartner
9. Pantano
10. Trulli

**touringlegend** · 28 Feb 2004, 22:31 (Ref:888584)

Tie Breakers

1. Raikkonen
2. Michael Schumacher
3. Two
4. No
5. Seven
6. Button
7. Sato
8. Raikkonen
9. Eleven
10. 324

Australian GP
1. Klein
2. 3
3. 9
4. Montoya
5. 4.8
6. 2
7. 5
8. Pantano
9. Sato
10. Klien

**Adam43** · 29 Feb 2004, 09:20 (Ref:888922)

Quote:

Originally posted by BootsOntheSide
6 What does this mean? Best individual position? Best average? Or highest total 9which would actually be the worst performer?

It is the best single performance. If the highest they have been on the grid is the same then a count back procedure will apply.

Quote:

Originally posted by BootsOntheSide
What happens if there's a multiple collision taking out mroe than 3 cars, similar to 2002?

We shall use the order that they appear on the FIA race results.

paulzinho · 29 Feb 2004, 11:04 (Ref:889013)

Tie Breaks:

1. Rubens Barrichello
2. Montoya
3. None
4. No
5. 7
6. Button
7. Massa
8. Rubens Barrichello
9. 7
10.378

Fans Comp:

1. Pantano
2. 2
3. 6
4. Montoya
5. 4.567 secs
6. 4
7. 4

8. Coulthard
9. Klien
10. Heidfeld

bulldogspirit · 29 Feb 2004, 12:28 (Ref:889064)

Tie Breakers:
1. Raikkonen
2. M Schumacher
3. 1
4. No
5. 5
6. Button
7. Sato
8. M Schumacher
9. 5
10. 320

Oz GP questions
1. Klien
2. 2
3. 8
4. Trulli
5. 4.8s
6. 2
7. 4
8. Barrichello
9. Heidfeld
10. Sato

Mekola · 29 Feb 2004, 18:24 (Ref:889298)

Ten tie-break questions
1. Montoya
2. Raikkonen
3. Two
4. No
5. Eight
6. Button
7. Sato
8. M Schumacher
9. Ten
10. 375

Round one ("Oztreilian" (Australian) GP) questions

1. Klien
2. Three
3. 12
4. Raikkonen
5. 3,5 secs
6. None
7. Three
8. 1st Retirement: Baumgartner
9. 2nd Retirement: Massa
10. 3rd Retirement: Bruni

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