Link: 2010 Formula 1.5 World Championship sheet
Link to YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqPf459TV3c
I have compiled the results of the 2010 Formula 1.5 World Championship. Here are some interesting results from the championship:
- Nico Rosberg won the F1.5 Drivers' Championship with 324 points, 34 points ahead of Robert Kubica.
- Rubens Barrichello finished P4 in the F1.5 Drivers' Championship, scoring 177 points. This is 74 points more than his teammate Nico Hulkenberg, who finished P9.
- Jaime Alguersauri finished P7 in the F1.5 Drivers' Championship with 108 points, 26 more points than his teammate Sebastien Buemi. However, in the 2010 F1 Drivers' Championship (the real championship), Buemi outscored Alguersauri 8 points to 5 points. Interestingly, Alguersauri failed to score a podium in the F1.5 championship, while Buemi scored one third-place finish.
- Heikki Kovalainen scored the most points from the three new teams (Lotus, HRT, Virgin). He scored 21 points in the F1.5 championship, 14 more points than his teammate Jarno Trulli.
- Virgin was the worst team in Formula 1.5, only scoring 8 points.
- In the 2010 Australian Grand Prix, Timo Glock was the last driver to be officially classified as retired in the race. However, in the F1.5 championship, Glock was able to finish P10 in the F1.5 Australian Grand Prix.
- 12 drivers scored podiums in the F1.5 World Championship.
1950's
1951: WDC with Alberto Ascari driving a Ferrari
1952: WDC with Alberto Ascari driving a Ferrari
1956: WDC with Juan Manuel Fangio driving a Ferrari
1960's
1961: Double Title with Phil Hill winning the WDC
1964: Double Title with John Surtees winning the WDC
1970's
1975: Double Title with Niki Lauda winning the WDC
1976: World Constructors Champion
1977: Double Title with Niki Lauda winning the WDC
1979: Double Title with Jody Scheckter winning the WDC
1980's
1982: World Constructors Champion
1983: World Constructors Champion
1990's
1999: World Constructors Champion
2000's
2000: Double Title with Michael Schumacher winning the WDC
2001: Double Title with Michael Schumacher winning the WDC
2002: Double Title with Michael Schumacher winning the WDC
2003: Double Title with Michael Schumacher winning the WDC
2004: Double Title with Michael Schumacher winning the WDC
2007: Double Title with Kimi Raikkonnen winning the WDC
2008: World Constructors Champion
2010's
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Nicholas Latifi will win the 2022 Formula One World Drivers’ Championship. He is able to set substantially quick lap times in qualifying sessions. In the qualifying session of the 2021 Belgian Grand Prix, he managed to qualify in 12th place overall. He obtained this position in a Williams FW43 car, which had a decreased performance compared to other cars of the grid. This ability to perform well in qualifying allows him to start races further up the grid, increasing the chance of obtaining points. Furthermore, Latifi possesses excellent racecraft abilities. In the race of the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix, Latifi started 18th, but he managed to create many overtakes and finish in 7th place. The ability to overtake and defend is a crucial skill in races and is extremely helpful in gathering points. In addition, Latifi is able to yield a considerable amount of wealth for Williams Racing. Latifi’s father is exceptionally wealthy, and is easily able to fund the team. With more wealth, the team is able to enhance the performance of Latifi’s car, allowing it to become more competitive with other cars. Nicholas Latifi is an especially likely contender for the 2022 Formula One World Drivers’ Championship title.
In 30 October 2021, around 4 AM, I've released my first GRUB theme, Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team GRUB Theme.
Later on, a few people around the Internet, especially from Reddit, asked about other teams. So I decided to write GRUB themes for all 10 teams of 2021 Formula One World Championship.
GRUB is a bootloader commonly used in GNU/Linux operating systems. A bootloader is simply a program that finds and boots up your operating system. An operating system is a program that allows you to interact with your computer (For example: GNU/Linux, MacOS, Windows). A computer is... You know...
Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCatlMIxr40
Source: https://github.com/alisezisli/Formula1-GRUB-Themes
These are my first GRUB themes and I'm sure it needs a lot of improvement. I've tested this theme with Ubuntu 20.04 in 1920x1080 resolution. Feel free to create issues and PR's.
Disclaimer:
This project is not affiliated with Formula 1 or any Formula 1 team in any way.
As a fan, I've wanted to create a GRUB theme for myself and then share it with the world for free (as in freedom).
Link: 2010 Formula 1.5 World Championship sheet
I have compiled the results of the 2010 Formula 1.5 World Championship. Here are some interesting results from the championship:
- Nico Rosberg won the F1.5 Drivers' Championship with 324 points, 34 points ahead of Robert Kubica.
- Mercedes won the F1.5 Constructors' Championship with 558 points, 163 more points than second-placed Renault.
- Rubens Barrichello finished P4 in the F1.5 Drivers' Championship, scoring 177 points. This is 74 points more than his teammate Nico Hulkenberg, who finished P9.
- Jaime Alguersuari finished P7 in the F1.5 Drivers' Championship with 108 points, 26 more points than his teammate Sebastien Buemi. However, in the 2010 F1 Drivers' Championship (the real championship), Buemi outscored Alguersuari 8 points to 5 points. Interestingly, Alguersuari failed to score a podium in the F1.5 championship, while Buemi scored one third-place finish.
- Heikki Kovalainen scored the most points from the three new teams (Lotus, HRT, Virgin). He scored 21 points in the F1.5 championship, 14 more points than his teammate Jarno Trulli.
- Virgin was the worst team in Formula 1.5, only scoring 8 points.
- In the 2010 Australian Grand Prix, Timo Glock was the last driver to be officially classified as retired in the race. However, in the F1.5 championship, Glock was able to finish P10 in the F1.5 Australian Grand Prix.
- 12 drivers scored podiums in the F1.5 World Championship.
