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Mal - a thought as I look at the driver standards. The amount of 'DNS' bits. It looks a bit untidy. If a driver didn't partcipate at all in quali - shouldnt they go with the "Did not participate (-)" marking on it? Be different now if the driver did indeed quali, but didn't do the race. - [[Philip Cullen]] | Mal - a thought as I look at the driver standards. The amount of 'DNS' bits. It looks a bit untidy. If a driver didn't partcipate at all in quali - shouldnt they go with the "Did not participate (-)" marking on it? Be different now if the driver did indeed quali, but didn't do the race. - [[Philip Cullen]] | ||
− | Agree with Phil - and it's also something that affects some of the 2011 standings. Some drivers are marked as DNS even though they were simply not meant to participate - if a driver is not the allocated one to take part, or if he pulled out of the league, he should be marked "-". - [[William Ponissi]] | + | : Agree with Phil - and it's also something that affects some of the 2011 standings. Some drivers are marked as DNS even though they were simply not meant to participate - if a driver is not the allocated one to take part, or if he pulled out of the league, he should be marked "-". - [[William Ponissi]] |
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+ | :: I agree with you both - a Did Not Start should only be for drivers who were meant to participate in the race. Unfortunately, there weren't always entry lists for each race. It also takes a while to sort out who was meant to be racing and who wasn't. Generally speaking, we could probably assume that if a driver set a qualifying time, then he was entered for the race - therefore, if he didn't start the race then 'DNS' should be marked in the table. | ||
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+ | :: This is an issue I'd been meaning to bring up. But so far we've been concentrating just on getting the results up. --<span style="color:blue;font-weight:bold;font-size:larger;font-family: Monotype Corsiva;">[[User:Mal mckee|Mal McKee]]</span> 17:27, 19 November 2011 (EST) |
Revision as of 18:27, 19 November 2011
Possible errors in our recorded data
Vitaliy Kambarov's fastest lap in the Brazilian GP is recorded as being 1:30.999. I think it would be highly unlikely that he finished third with such a slow comparative fastest lap time considering the driver who finished behind him in 4th, Jens Kampe, set a fastest lap time of 1:14.250. Also I find it odd that in one of the races, several drivers finished with a 1:xx.000 fastest lap time in one of the races towards the end of the season. --Mal McKee 01:22, 2 August 2011 (UTC)
Archive
From the F1VWC site via wayback machine:
- 2006 Schedule - http://web.archive.org/web/20070502201816/http://www.f1vwc.com/06-schedule.php
- 2006 Teams - http://web.archive.org/web/20070503110646/http://www.f1vwc.com/teams-06.php
- 2006 Drivers - http://web.archive.org/web/20070503151902/http://www.f1vwc.com/drivers06.php
- 2006 Standings - http://web.archive.org/web/20070503050024/http://www.f1vwc.com/2006-standings-db.php
Do Not Starts
Mal - a thought as I look at the driver standards. The amount of 'DNS' bits. It looks a bit untidy. If a driver didn't partcipate at all in quali - shouldnt they go with the "Did not participate (-)" marking on it? Be different now if the driver did indeed quali, but didn't do the race. - Philip Cullen
- Agree with Phil - and it's also something that affects some of the 2011 standings. Some drivers are marked as DNS even though they were simply not meant to participate - if a driver is not the allocated one to take part, or if he pulled out of the league, he should be marked "-". - William Ponissi
- I agree with you both - a Did Not Start should only be for drivers who were meant to participate in the race. Unfortunately, there weren't always entry lists for each race. It also takes a while to sort out who was meant to be racing and who wasn't. Generally speaking, we could probably assume that if a driver set a qualifying time, then he was entered for the race - therefore, if he didn't start the race then 'DNS' should be marked in the table.
- This is an issue I'd been meaning to bring up. But so far we've been concentrating just on getting the results up. --Mal McKee 17:27, 19 November 2011 (EST)