Again here comes the thread about team mates in terms of three aspects: qualifying, fast race lap and race classification.
At the moment, just the main four teams are considered for they are interesting pairs and of course they are the front runners. The rest will be (perhaps) included in the future.
The code is as follows. In each race, three digits are shown, for qualifying, fast lap and classification; 1 means the first driver "won", 0 means the second driver "won". "Theoretically", the first driver is chosen to be the a priori fastest driver in the team (of course this can produce a series of debates in certain teams
).
Code:
After 2nd Round (Australia):
BAH AUS
VET-WEB 101 100 = 3-3
ALO-MAS 011 100 = 3-3
HAM-BUT 111 010 = 4-2
SCH-ROS 010 000 = 1-5
In terms of statistical significance, it can approximately be considered as "proved" if at the end of the season one driver gets double points that the other. Meanwhile, along the season (i.e. in the few GPs that I put this stat
) I'll show the level of significance of current scores.
As can be seen, the only dramatic score is 1-5 against my namesake (he copied my nick). Probably it will be the most interesting pair to follow in the next races.
Obviously the other pairs are interesting all of them. The wonderboy Vettel against the beloved Webber (I'm not sure about the level of irony in my own phrase). The proud (and not very sympathetic) Alonso against the resilient Massa. The brilliant (perhaps overly) Hamilton versus the calm Button (incidentally, the World Champion).
To be creative, I have to say:
let's-see-how-everything-develops.
