Nov 15, 2015 23:37
The interesting thing about this race was how relatively uninteresting it was. Usually, Brazil has rain that fucks up everything. In this race, the first six spots sorted themselves out by the third corner and pretty much stayed that way after that, even through all of the pit rotations. Although there was some diceyness further back in the field (Verstappen was a crazy person, for example) and after the race, Massa got jobbed by a tire blanket, awarding a point to Pastor Maldonado.
THIS YEAR'S CONSTRUCTOR'S CHAMPION:
This year's driver's champion, Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes): 363 (10 wins, 16 podiums)
Nico Rosberg (Mercedes): 297 (5 wins, 14 podiums)
2ND:
Sebastian Vettel (Ferrari): 266 (3 wins, 13 podiums)
Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari): 135 (2 podiums)
THIRD:
Valtteri Bottas (Williams): 136 (2 podiums, in 17 starts)
Felipe Massa (Williams): 117 (2 podiums)
FOURTH:
Daniil Kvyat (Red Bull): 94 (1 podium, in 17 starts)
Daniel Ricciardo (Red Bull): 84 (2 podiums)
FIFTH:
Sergio Pérez (Force India): 68 (1 podium)
Nico Hülkenberg (Force India): 52 (in 17 starts)
PEOPLE STILL RACING FOR SOMETHING MEANINGFUL (i.e: lots and lots of money):
Romain Grosjean (Lotus): 49 (1 podium)
Max Verstappen (Toro Rosso): 49
Felipe Nasr (Sauber): 27 (in 17 starts)
Pastor Maldonado (Lotus): 27
Carlos Sainz Jr. (Toro Rosso): 18
Jenson Button (McLaren): 16 (in 17 starts, 1 DFL when no Manors started)
Fernando Alonso (McLaren): 11 (in 17 starts)
Marcus Ericsson (Sauber): 9
PEOPLE STILL RACING FOR- ...WELL, WE'RE NOT REALLY SURE:
Roberto Merhi (Manor): 0 (11 finishes in 12 starts, best 12th, 6 DFLs, 5-4 head-to-head against Stevens)
Alexander Rossi (Manor): 0 (5 finishes in 5 starts, best 12th, 2 DFLs, 3-1 against Stevens)
Will Stevens (Manor): 0 (13 finishes in 16 starts, best 13th, 9 DFLs)