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Press Release 2010 Formula NIPPON Round 7 Suzuka - Race1 and Race2 Results 7/11/2010
Press Release 2010 Formula NIPPON Round 7 Suzuka - Race1 and Race2 Results 7/11/2010 Race1 - Duval wins suzuka race1 Race2 - Oliveira grabs title with suzuka race2 win Round 7 (suzuka, JAPAN) of 2010 Formula NIPPON championship was contested as a thrilling race and title showdown. This round was held in two races. The Race1 (20laps) started in the morning, the pole position was Loic Duval (DOCOMO TEAM DANDELION RACING). Duval had a machine trouble, but he won somehow. Takashi Kogure (Nakajima racing) was in second place. Andre Lotterer (PETRONAS TEAM TOM’S) was in third place. The Race2 (28laps) started in the afternoon, Oliveira won race2. Lotterer was in second place. Kogure was in third place. Duval was in fourth place . Joao Paulo de Oliveira (Mobil 1 TEAM IMPUL) grabbed title of the 2010 championship. Mobil 1 TEAM IMPUL grabbed title of the 2010 team point. Naoki Yamamoto (Nakajima racing) grabbed title of the 2010 rookie of the year. Race1 - driver’s comments “We have to be focus on the second race.” Winner: Loic Duval (DOCOMO TEAM DANDELION RACING) “It was the first race to keep the option to win the championship by I win the race. We did it.Some really happy for the race, but it was tough one. We had good start. That was good enough to keep the first position. But, after I have some trouble to the victory, I have to keep the pace, but I have lost some oil from rear tires, and loosing a grip. I think guys after me couldn't see very well, Sorry. -
MEDIA INFORMATION September 2, 2016 Japan Race Promotion Inc
MEDIA INFORMATION September 2, 2016 Japan Race Promotion Inc. Round 5 : September 10 (Saturday) – September 11 (Sunday) 2016 Japanese SUPER FORMULA Championship: OKAYAMA Japan Race Promotion Inc. (President: Akira Kurashita, Head office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, Japan) today announced details of Round 5 of the 2016 Japanese SUPER FORMULA Championship Series, scheduled to take place on September 10-11 at the OKAYAMA International Circuit (length = 3.703km) in Okayama Prefecture, Japan. The 2016 Japanese SUPER FORMULA Championship Series is the only internationally accredited driver championship in Asia, run over seven rounds and five circuits across Japan. A total of 11 teams (entrants) and 19 drivers (cars) from Japan and overseas* are competing to win this year’s series. * 12 drivers from Japan and seven from five other countries: UK (2), India (1), Germany (1), Brazil (1) and Belgium (2) Due to the Kumamoto Earthquake, Round 5 of the 2016 Japanese SUPER FORMULA Championship Series was switched from the AUTOPOLIS International Racing Course to the Okayama International Circuit (length = 3.703km). Scheduled for September 10–11, Round 5 is a two-race format with a qualifying session and Championship race on each day. Race 1 on September 10 (Sat) will involve a 20-minute timed qualifying session followed by a Championship race run over 30 laps of the circuit (111.09km). Race 2 on September 11 (Sun) will involve two knockout qualifying sessions (Q1: 11-19 grid positions, Q2: 1-10 grid positions) followed by a Championship race run over 51 laps (188.85km). For each race, drivers are awarded half the number of normal race points. -
Valentino Rossi 68 Vittorie Sébastien Loeb 44 Vittorie
n.2 - 1 settembre 2008 MAGAZINE direttore Massimo Costa Valentino Rossi 68 vittorie COPPiA DEI CAMPIONI Sébastien Loeb 44 vittorie Il tema Portiamo il Motorsport alle Olimpiadi 2 Sono stati giorni fantastici, quel- compiere i ginnasti. Ore dopo ore, li di agosto, per chi ama lo sport. giorno dopo giorno, siamo stati Lo spettacolo quotidiano che ci travolti da questa Olimpiade tan- ha regalato l’Olimpiade di Pechi- to contestata alla vigilia. E da una no è stato unico e indimenticabi- parola che spesso e volentieri le. Emozioni a getto continuo arri- veniva ripetuta dai telecronisti a vavano dalla lontana Cina a ogni Pechino e nei salotti allestiti per ora del giorno grazie a quella che commentare l’esito delle prove è risultata una delle migliori sportive: Velocità. È stata coperture televisive che la RAI ha l’Olimpiade della velocità. Del mai organizzato per un evento cronometro, dei tempi battuti e di sportivo. Le bracciate dei nuota- quelli non raggiunti. L’Italia si è tori che squarciavano la mite esaltata per le imprese, più o acqua del Cubo di Pechino, le meno riuscite, dei nostri nuotato- schiacciate e i vocioni dei gigan- ri ed è esplosa di gioia davanti al ti del basket americano, i passi nuovo record del mondo firmato felpati degli atleti sul nastro ros- nei 200 stile libero dalla medaglia so del Nido (così si chiama d’oro Federica Pellegrini. Il globo l’avveniristico stadio della capita- intero si è emozionato davanti le), il tintinnio delle spade che si all’impresa nei 100 metri del- incrociavano sulla pedana che l’atletica leggera di Usain Bolt, ospita gli schermidori, i denti anch’egli sotto il precedente, tra digrignati dai canoisti per l’altro già suo, record. -
Super Gt in Kyushu 300Km Gt500 - Race Analysis + Top 10 Race Laptime Averages
2017 SUPER GT SERIES SUPER GT IN KYUSHU 300KM GT500 - RACE ANALYSIS + TOP 10 RACE LAPTIME AVERAGES Nr Driver Car WH Top 10 Avg. Fastest Lap Laps Tyre Stint 1 100 Naoki YAMAMOTO Raybrig NSX-GT 10 1:36.860 1:35.661 33 BS Open 2 46 Satoshi MOTOYAMA S Road Craftsports GT-R 0 1:37.627 1:36.952 36 MI Open 3 1 Heikki KOVALAINEN Denso Kobelco SARD LC500 30 1:37.711 1:37.206 33 BS Open 4 36 James ROSSITER au TOM’s LC500 24 1:37.750 1:37.005 35 BS Open 5 16 Hideki MUTOH Motul Mugen NSX-GT 4 1:38.148 1:37.488 30 YH Open 6 6 Andrea CALDARELLI Wako’s 4CR LC500 60¹ 1:38.191 1:37.583 31 BS Open 7 12 Jann MARDENBOROUGH Calsonic Impul GT-R 6 1:38.201 1:37.646 33 BS Open 8 38 Yuji TACHIKAWA ZENT Cerumo LC500 58¹ 1:38.265 1:37.668 31 BS Open 9 37 Nick CASSIDY KeePer TOM’s LC500 62¹ 1:38.316 1:37.436 28 BS Open 10 23 Ronnie QUINTARELLI Motul Autech GT-R 24 1:38.330 1:38.082 40 MI Open 11 17 Koudai TSUKAKOSHI Keihin NSX-GT 6 1:38.452 1:37.475 42 BS Close 12 19 Yuhi SEKIGUCHI WedsSport Advan LC500 12 1:38.464 1:37.821 31 YH Open 13 36 Kazuki NAKAJIMA au TOM’s LC500 24 1:38.604 1:37.615 30 BS Close 14 1 Kohei HIRATE Denso Kobelco SARD LC500 30 1:38.648 1:37.931 17 BS Close 15 37 Ryo HIRAKAWA KeePer TOM’s LC500 62¹ 1:38.900 1:38.399 37 BS Close 16 24 J.P. -
2017 Super GT Championship – Round 2 – Fuji Speedway
2017 Super GT Championship – Round 2 – Fuji Speedway GT500 Results ※ Fine / Dry (Weather / Course) P Lap Diff. (Km / Tir No Machine Driver Best Lap WH o s h) e 1 38 ZENT CERUMO LC 500 Yuji Tachikawa 110 1'30.58 2: 52'28.92 16 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Hiroaki Ishiura 8 5 2 6 WAKO'S 4CR LC 500 Kazuya Oshima 110 1 '30.94 4.797 30 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Andrea Caldarelli 4 3 37 KeePer TOM'S LC 500 Ryo Hirakawa 110 1 '30.98 25.196 40 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4AG Nick Cassidy 6 4 twenty thre MOTUL AUTECH GT - R Tsugio Matsuda 110 1 '30.98 31.792 8 e NISSAN GT - R NISMO GT 500 / NR Ronnie Quintarelli 2 20 A 5 36 Au TOM'S LC500 Daisuke Ito 110 1'30.48 33.567 12 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4AG James Rossiter 0 6 100 RAYBRIG NSX-GT Naoki Yamamoto 110 1'30.73 35.071 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Takuya Izawa 3 7 1 DENSO KOBELCO SARD LC 500 Heikki Kovalainen 110 1'30.50 51.376 twenty two LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Kohei Hirate 0 8 17 KEIHIN NSX-GT Koudai Tsukakoshi 110 1 '31.48 55.931 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Takashi Kogure 5 9 8 ARTA NSX-GT Tomoki Nojiri 110 1 '31.51 1'11.115 2 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Takashi Kobayashi 8 1 19 WedsSport ADVAN LC 500 Yuhi Sekiguchi 109 1 '31.23 1 Lap Ten 0 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Kenta Yamashita 0 1 46 S Road CRAFTSPORTS GT-R Satoshi Motoyama 109 1'31.73 1 Lap 1 NISSAN GT-R NISMO GT 500 / NR 2 Katsumasa Chiyo 1 0 A 1 twenty four Forum Engineering ADVAN GT-R Daiki Sasaki 108 1 '31.80 2 Laps 2 2 NISSAN GT-R NISMO GT500 / NR20 Joao Paulo de Olivei 8 A ra 1 64 Epson Modulo NSX-GT Bertrand Baguette 106 1 '32.13 4 Laps 3 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Kosuke Matsuura 3 1 12 CALSONIC IMPUL GT - R Hironobu Yasuda 101 1 '31.80 9 Laps 6 4 NISSAN GT - R NISMO GT 500 / NR Jann Mardenboroug 5 20 A h 1 16 MOTUL MUGEN NSX-GT Hideki Mutoh 93 1 '32.19 17 Laps Four 5 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Daisuke Nakajima 3 Tire = BS: Bridgestone / DL: Dunlop / MI: Michelin / YH: Yokohama WH = Handicap Weight (kg) Fastest Lap: 1'30.480 - No.36 au TOM'S LC 500 / James Rossiter 2017 Super GT Championship – Round 2 – Fuji Speedway GT300 Results ※ Fine / Dry (Weather / Course) Lap Best L Diff. -
2017 Super GT Round 8 MOTEGI GT 500
2017 Super GT Round 8 MOTEGI GT 500 ※ Fine / Dry (Weather / Course) Po No Machine Driver Laps Best Lap Diff. (Km / h) Tire 1 23 MOTUL AUTECH GT - R Tsugio Matsuda 53 1 '40.077 1: 31 '44.581 NISSAN GT - R NISMO GT 500 / NR 20 A Ronnie Quintarelli 2 37 KeePer TOM'S LC 500 Ryo Hirakawa 53 1 '40.483 6.263 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4AG Nick Cassidy 3 38 ZENT CERUMO LC 500 Yuji Tachikawa 53 1'40.414 13.353 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Hiroaki Ishiura 4 17 KEIHIN NSX-GT Koudai Tsukakoshi 53 1'40.751 19.962 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Takashi Kogure 5 100 RAYBRIG NSX-GT Naoki Yamamoto 53 1 '40.723 20.537 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Takuya Izawa 6 46 S Road CRAFTSPORTS GT-R Satoshi Motoyama 53 1 '40.944 20.857 NISSAN GT-R NISMO GT 500 / NR 20 A Katsumasa Chiyo 7 12 CALSONIC IMPUL GT - R Hironobu Yasuda 53 1 '41.159 38.909 NISSAN GT - R NISMO GT 500 / NR 20 A Jann Mardenborough 8 1 DENSO KOBELCO SARD LC 500 Heikki Kovalainen 53 1 '41.059 46.745 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Kohei Hirate 9 8 ARTA NSX-GT Tomoki Nojiri 53 1 '40.638 1'01.721 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Takashi Kobayashi Ten 64 Epson Modulo NSX-GT Bertrand Baguette 53 1'41.190 1 '28.669 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Kosuke Matsuura 11 16 MOTUL MUGEN NSX-GT Hideki Mutoh 52 1 '40.669 1 Lap Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Daisuke Nakajima 12 24 Forum Engineering ADVAN GT-R Daiki Sasaki 52 1'40.740 1 Lap NISSAN GT-R NISMO GT500 / NR20A Joao Paulo de Oliveira 13 6 WAKO'S 4CR LC 500 Kazuya Oshima 51 1'40.960 2 Laps LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4AG Andrea Caldarelli 14 36 au TOM'S LC500 Kazuki Nakajima 42 1 '40.393 11 Laps LEXUS LC500 / RI4AG James Rossiter 15 19 WedsSport ADVAN LC 500 Yuhi Sekiguchi 38 1'41.399 15 Laps LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Yuji Kunimoto Tire = BS: Bridgestone / DL: Dunlop / MI: Michelin / YH: Yokohama WH = Handicap Weight (kg) Fastest Lap: 1'40.077 - No.23 MOTUL AUTECH GT-R / Ronnie Quintarelli 2017 Super GT Round 8 MOTEGI GT 300 ※ Fine / Dry (Weather / Course) Po No Machine Driver Laps Best Lap Diff. -
Japanesedriversdlxb1zyp45.Pdf
PDF EDITION 2020 The Best Japanese Formula 1 Driver Of All Time Who is the greatest Japanese driver to have raced in Formula 1? Now Available on Amazon Click the images above to learn more Chris Morris This book is copyright protected, and it is only for personal use. You cannot amend, distribute, sell, use, quote or paraphrase any part of the content within the book without the written consent of the author or copyright owner. Every effort has been made to make this book as complete and accurate as possible. Although the author and publisher have prepared this publication with the greatest of care, and every effort has been made to ensure its accuracy, we assume no responsibility or liability for errors, inaccuracies or omissions. The purpose of this book is to entertain. The author and publisher do not warrant that the information contained in the book is fully accurate or complete and shall not be responsible for any errors or omissions. The author and publisher shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by this book. Xania XB9 ISBN: 9798582903680 © Copyright 2020 Xania Books. All Rights Reserved CONTENTS INTRODUCTION THE STARTING GRID AN UNFAIR COMPARISON A COMPARISON ACROSS DIFFERENT ERAS THE BEST OF THE BEST CONCLUSION PHOTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INDEX A Comparison Across Different Eras Points alone do not indicate a driver’s skill. Many other factors come into play which can help or hinder a driver’s points haul. -
Présentation De La Saison 2006 1/9 F 1
F1 Présentation de la saison 2006 1/9 F 1 Présentation de la saison 2006 Une saison pleine de nouveautés et de changements : De nouvelles écuries Des mouvements de pilotes De nouveaux moteurs Une nouvelle réglementation Des changements de pneus autorisés Et plein d'autres choses … Guy Mazzesi 6 mars 2006 F1 Présentation de la saison 2006 2/9 1 Les Grands Prix Cette année il y a 18 Grands Prix. Le premier a lieu le 12 mars à Bahreïn et ensuite les autre se suivent environ tous les 15 jours, sauf en août et septembre : Bahreïn, Malaisie, Australie, St Marin, Europe au Nurburgring, Espagne, Monaco, Grande-Bretagne, Canada, Etats-Unis, France, Allemagne, Hongrie, Turquie, Italie, Chine Japon et le dernier Grand Prix qui aura lieu au Brésil le 22 octobre A noter les dates des Grands Prix suivants : 23 avril St Marin à Imola (en Romagne) 28 mai Monaco 16 juillet France à Magny-Cours (250 Km de Paris, près de Nevers) 15 septembre Italie à Monza 2 Les Ecuries Il y a 11 écuries en course. Une de plus que l'année dernière. Cette année il y a à la fois une arrivée de nouvelles écuries et un renforcement des écuries de marques de voitures. Les écuries de marques de voitures essayent de proposer des Formules 1 dont elles conçoivent le châssis et le moteur. Cela a toujours été le cas de Ferrari (723 Grands Prix disputés, 179 pôles positions, 183 victoires, 14 championnats du monde constructeurs et aussi 14 pour les pilotes) et depuis quelques années c'est le cas aussi de Renault et de Toyota. -
Po No Machine Driver Laps Best Lap Tire WH 1 8 ARTA
Round 5 FUJI GT 5008-5 (Sat) Practice8-5 (Sat) Qualifying8-6 (Sun) Race ※ Cloudy / Dry (Weather / Course) Po No Machine Driver Laps Best Lap Tire WH 1 8 ARTA NSX-GT Tomoki Nojiri 66 1 '31.851 20 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Takashi Kobayashi 2 23 MOTUL AUTECH GT - R Tsugio Matsuda 66 1 '32.351 52 NISSAN GT - R NISMO GT 500 / NR 20 A Ronnie Quintarelli 3 38 ZENT CERUMO LC 500 Yuji Tachikawa 66 1 '32.391 60 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Hiroaki Ishiura 4 36 Au TOM'S LC500 Kazuki Nakajima 66 1 '32.765 72 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4AG James Rossiter 5 12 CALSONIC IMPUL GT - R Hironobu Yasuda 66 1 '32.551 14 NISSAN GT - R NISMO GT 500 / NR 20 A Jann Mardenborough 6 37 KeePer TOM'S LC 500 Ryo Hirakawa 66 1 '32.539 74 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4AG Nick Cassidy 7 19 WedsSport ADVAN LC 500 Yuhi Sekiguchi 66 1 '32.481 18 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Yuji Kunimoto 8 100 RAYBRIG NSX-GT Naoki Yamamoto 66 1 '31.883 38 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Takuya Izawa 9 6 WAKO'S 4CR LC 500 Kazuya Oshima 66 1 '32.342 82 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Andrea Caldarelli 10 1 DENSO KOBELCO SARD LC 500 Heikki Kovalainen 66 1 '33.026 70 LEXUS LC 500 / RI 4 AG Kohei Hirate 11 46 S Road CRAFTSPORTS GT-R Satoshi Motoyama 66 1 '32.651 46 NISSAN GT-R NISMO GT 500 / NR 20 A Katsumasa Chiyo 12 64 Epson Modulo NSX-GT Bertrand Baguette 66 1 '33.016 6 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Kosuke Matsuura 13 24 Forum Engineering ADVAN GT-R Daiki Sasaki 52 1 '32.673 6 NISSAN GT-R NISMO GT500 / NR20A Joao Paulo de Oliveira 16 MOTUL MUGEN NSX-GT Hideki Mutoh 45 1'32.831 14 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Daisuke Nakajima 17 KEIHIN NSX-GT Koudai Tsukakoshi 30 1 '32.613 36 Honda NSX GT / HR-417E Takashi Kogure Tire = BS: Bridgestone / DL: Dunlop / MI: Michelin / YH: Yokohama WH = Handicap Weight (kg) Fastest Lap: 1 '31.851 - No. -
2018 Super GT Fun Book
A Beginners Guide to SUPER GT GT ASSOCIATION SUPER GT FUN BOOK SPONSORS SUPER GT Official SNS SUPER GT @SUPERGT_JP supergt_official IT’S AWESOME! About ©GTA Introduction to SUPER GT ©GTA UPER GT is Japan’s premier touring car competition featuring heavily-modified production cars (or those ■Championship battles to go down to the wire S designed to be commercially available). GT stands for Grand Touring – a high-performance automobile SUPER GT car is driven by two drivers sharing the driving duty. Driver capable of high speed and long-distance driving. SUPER GT is a long-distance racing competition driven points are awarded to the top ten finishers in each race, and the driver duo by a couple of drivers per car sharing the driving duty. The cars lining up to compete in the top class GT500 who earns the most points over the course of the season becomes the are from the Japanese “Big 3” automakers while domestic and overseas manufacturers go up against each champion. To equalize competitiveness and avoid any runaway contender, other in the other class GT300. One of the greatest excitements of SUPER GT is a mixed format that GT500 a weight handicap (success ballast) is assigned to cars according to the and GT300 cars run a same race as a pack. It has led the series to the Japanese top favourite motorsport drivers’ points scored in the previous races. It reduces any single car’s drawing approx 400,000 spectators a year. chance of domination over the season, thereby the championship is highly likely to go down to the wire! ■Elite drivers and prominent team directors gather in SUPER GT ■Two types of motor racing The drivers participating in SUPER GT are well be ranked Motor racing is classified roughly into two as the best in the country. -
Johnny Herbertpedro Diniz
Alessandro Nannini Ricardo Rosset Nicolas Kiesa Perry McCarthy Enrique Bernoldi Nelson Piquet Nico Hulkenberg Toranosuke Takagi Roberto Moreno Jos Verstappen Jan Magnussen Marco Apicella Riccardo Patrese Michael Andretti Emanuele Naspetti Julian Bailey Nigel Mansell Hideki Noda Michael Bartels Jan Lammers Rubens Barrichello Mika Hakkinen Jaime Alguersuari Thierry Boutsen Michael Schumacher Ivan Capelli Sebastien Buemi Ayrton Senna Giovanni Amati Karl Wendlinger Sebastien Bourdais Martin DonnellyEddie Irvine Mark Blundell Paul Belmondo Derek Warwick Pedro de la Rosa Kazuki Nakajima Martin Brundle Jean-Christophe Boullion Luciano Burti Nico Rosberg Mauricio Gugelmin Aguri Suzuki David Coulthard Sebastian Vettel Alain Prost Damon Hill Gregor Foitek Pedro Diniz Gerhard Berger Scott Speed Jyrki Jarvilehto Christian Klien Stefan Johansson Johnny Herbert Allan McNish Alexander Wurz Vitantonio Liuzzi Alex Caffi Emanuele Pirro Tomas Enge Justin Wilson Bernd Schneider Andrea de Cesaris Heinz-Harald Frentzen Gaston Mazzacane Mark Webber Michele Alboreto Kimi Räikkönen Juan Pablo Montoya Robert Doornbos Norberto Fontana Stefano Modena Satoru Nakajima Mika Salo Antonio Pizzonia Nicola Larini Jean Alesi Kamui Kobayashi Eric Bernard Olivier Grouillard Marc Gene Nick Heidfeld Pierluigi Martini Ralf Schumacher Patrick Friesacher Gianni Morbidelli Philippe Adams Giorgio Pantano Philippe Alliot Fabrizio Barbazza Paolo Barilla Felipe Massa Timo Glock Alessandro Zanardi Lucas di Grassi Ukyo Katayama Olivier Panis Jacques Villeneuve Christijan Albers Christian -
Emprego De Métodos Ordinais Multicritério Na Análise Do Campeonato Mundial De Fórmula 1
ISSN 2175-6295 Rio de Janeiro- Brasil, 08 e 09 novembro de 2007. SPOLM 2007 EMPREGO DE MÉTODOS ORDINAIS MULTICRITÉRIO NA ANÁLISE DO CAMPEONATO MUNDIAL DE FÓRMULA 1 Silvio Figueiredo Gomes Júnior Doutorado em Engenharia de Produção – Universidade Federal Fluminense Rua Passo da Pátria 156, 24210-240, Niterói, RJ [email protected] João Carlos Correia Baptista Soares de Mello Departamento de Engenharia de Produção – Universidade Federal Fluminense Rua Passo da Pátria 156, 24210-240, Niterói, RJ [email protected] Resumo As atividades esportivas usam, nos regulamentos dos seus campeonatos, diversos métodos multicritério (e multidecisor) onde, muitas vezes, os organizadores não sabem que os estão usando, e nem o fazem corretamente. Variações do método de Borda, votação de Borda e métodos Lexicográficos estão entre os mais usados. No caso do campeonato mundial de Fórmula 1 é usada uma variação do método de Borda, conjugado com o método Lexicográfico. Este artigo mostra que alguns dos problemas ocorridos nas últimas temporadas são uma decorrência desse método e da exacerbação das suas distorções. Sugere-se ainda o uso do método de Condorcet como alternativa, sendo mostradas as suas limitações e como contorná-las com o emprego do método de Copeland. É feita uma análise com os resultados do campeonato de 2006. Palavras-chave: Método de Borda – Método de Condorcet – Método de Copeland Abstract Sporting activities apply several mult-criteria (and mult-decision maker) methods in their championship regulations. Very often, the organizers are not aware that they are using them and indeed often apply them incorrectly. Variations of the Borda voting and Lexicographic methods are between the most worn-out.