[Official] 2017 R4 Russia Results

[ScotsBrutesFan]

The winner of the Russia round is Team Foggy Notion, with 100 points. ON the second step of the podium was Goblin Target Racing with 91pts, and sharing third on 88 points are Wolf GP and Jordan Belfort Racing.

In the overall Team Foggy Notion on 369 points open up their lead to 29 points over Little hotels on 340 its with Team F1 now just 1 point further behind on 339pts.

The fantasy drivers table is below if you want to check some driver scoring ahead of the start of the European season proper in Spain next time out.
Remember first substitutions are free but have to be posted on the 2017 launch thread ahead of the start of FP1 to be counted in that round.

[Tony Vandervell]

Blimey, not accustomed to this whole table-topping routine. Feeling a little light-headed....

As always, cheers for your efforts running the game.

[Armco Bender]

Team Sheep Chasers drivers are 1 more race away from the Job Centre....

[Grandpa_Rob]

Hang in there A.B. it's a long season.

[F1Guy]

Just an observation, and is in no way a complaint, but I think the points allocation is a little skewed when a fantasy team that has Alonso (didn't start the race) and Perez (finished 6th), gets the same amount of points as a team that has Hamilton (finished P4) and Ocon (finished p7). Seems too much bias towards the constructor?

Again, just an observation. Not a complaint. Maybe something to consider for next year SBF?

[TrapezeArtist]

Has something gone a bit awry with the overall placings spreadsheet? The team in sixth place has more points than the team in fifth. And a few other similar examples further down. Or am I misunderstanding something?

[ScotsBrutesFan]

Originally Posted by TrapezeArtist

Has something gone a bit awry with the overall placings spreadsheet? The team in sixth place has more points than the team in fifth. And a few other similar examples further down. Or am I misunderstanding something?

The scores are correct.

The table still had the order from race 3 but with race 4 results included.

I had forgotten to re-order based on the new totals before I took the screen shot.

I had noticed what I had done this later that night when on my iPad. I haven't had the time to sit at my computer and re-screen shot and edit the post.
I'll make sure I do it this time around though.

Thanks for keeping me right

[ScotsBrutesFan]

Originally Posted by F1Guy

Just an observation, and is in no way a complaint, but I think the points allocation is a little skewed when a fantasy team that has Alonso (didn't start the race) and Perez (finished 6th), gets the same amount of points as a team that has Hamilton (finished P4) and Ocon (finished p7). Seems too much bias towards the constructor?

Again, just an observation. Not a complaint. Maybe something to consider for next year SBF?

You are forgetting that the Alonso/Perez team had a constructor that was 1st and 4th in the race and got 4 qualifying points. the Hamilton/Ocon team that had a constructor that finished 9th and 11th, they also scored 1 less qualifying point.
On any staggered points scale there would have been a significant difference

Whilst Alonso didn't race, his race score of -5 reflected the drop of the 15th that he qualified to be officially classified 20th. But that 15th was enough to get 4 qually points, so his net loss was only -1.

Having said all of that, the rules and scoring are reviewed each winter. This is the first year of the current qualifying points structure, I'll be looking at that to see if it worked.

[TrapezeArtist]

Originally Posted by ScotsBrutesFan

The scores are correct.

The table still had the order from race 3 but with race 4 results included.

I had forgotten to re-order based on the new totals before I took the screen shot.

I had noticed what I had done this later that night when on my iPad. I haven't had the time to sit at my computer and re-screen shot and edit the post.
I'll make sure I do it this time around though.

Thanks for keeping me right

OK. Thanks.