Differences from pole after Bahrain. I have dropped the best and worst case, so it is the median case.
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(I have done a correction in order to eliminate the lenght-of-lap factor (it would distort calculations in long/small circuits), making all circuits equivalent to 1:20.00 pole time)[/freaks]
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M.Schumacher Ferr 0.000
Barrichello Ferr 0.347
Montoya Will 0.559
Button BAR 0.636
R.Schumacher Will 0.998
Trulli Rena 1.151
Webber Jagu 1.324
Sato BAR 1.368
Coulthard McLa 1.402
da Mata Toyo 1.584
Fisichella Saub 1.708
Raikkonen McLa 1.790
Klien Juga 1.946
Massa Saub 2.127
Panis Toyo 2.186
Heidfeld Jord 3.004
Alonso Rena 3.542
Bruni Mina 4.730
Baumgartner Mina 5.327
Pantano Jord 5.433
Ferrari 0.174
Williams 0.779
BAR 1.002
McLaren 1.596
Jaguar 1.635
Toyota 1.885
Sauber 1.918
Renault 2.347
Jordan 4.219
Minardi 5.029
- Ferrari has practically one second per lap advantage over the best of the rest =:-O
- At least, Macs, when working, still are fourth, not so abismally bad as it looks
- Jordan and Minardi are so detached of the rest that it is embarrasing
It is too soon to get reliable conclusion, but some things begin to be
evident...