The 2013 Formula One season was dominated by the Vettel/ Red
Bull-Renault package, which won 13 of the 19 races. Many reckon
that Vettel is one of the great drivers. Some however argue that
Vettel was fortunate in having the fastest car, the Red
Bull-Renault. Just how good was Vettel compared with his peers?
This publication compares grand prix and Formula One drivers, cars
and packages in simple arithmetic terms. For the first time the
driver has been separated from the car and each is expressed as
separate performance elements that make up the performance package.
Just how much current four-time champion Vettel contributes to the
Red Bull-Renault's recent dominance is explained and quantified.
The author's analysis starts from the first car race in 1894, from
Paris to Rouen, and includes over 1,200 grand prix races. The
Patrick O'Brien Grand Prix Rating System is divided into seven
sections, one for each decade spanning the Formula One era
(1950-2013). This book covers 2000-2009.
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