F1pisteitä

F1pisteitä refers to a concept in Formula One where drivers and constructors accumulate points throughout a season, with the goal of achieving the highest possible total. In the sport, drivers and their teams compete in a series of Grands Prix, with the outcome of each event contributing to their overall tally.

Points are awarded to the top ten finishers in each Grand Prix, with the winner receiving the maximum of 25 points. The system is as follows: 25 points for first place, 18 points for second, 15 points for third, 12 points for fourth, 10 points for fifth, 8 points for sixth, 6 points for seventh, 4 points for eighth, 2 points for ninth, and 1 point for tenth.

The team with the highest total point tally at the end of the season is declared the constructor champion, while the driver with the most points is crowned the drivers' champion.

A team's or driver's point tally is determined by the sum of all the points they have accumulated throughout the season. If two or more drivers are tied in points standings, the driver who has finished higher in the most Grands Prix is declared the champion. This system of awarding points and determining the overall standings has been in place in Formula One since the 1950 season.

Throughout the history of F1pisteitä, various teams and drivers have enjoyed significant success, with some achieving dominance due to a combination of strong drivers, efficient cars, and strategic decision-making.