Bad F1 Stats: Australian Grand Prix – WTF1

Bad F1 Stats: Australian Grand Prix

Australian F1 Grand Prix - Practice

There were loads of great stats from the Australian Grand Prix – Sebastian Vettel’s winning streaks came to an end and Daniil Kvyat nicked one his records – but as ever we’ve been focusing on the bad ones with the brilliant Bad F1 Stats!

Below are eleven truly terrible stats from Melbourne. Enjoy.

– The lake in the centre of the Albert Park circuit was created after the deluge of rain that caused qualifying to be postponed in 2013.

– Australia was the first race this year where Ferrari ran a red livery.

– F1 cars are quieter this year because there is no longer a need to drown out the sound of Paul Di Resta moaning about everything.

– Max Chilton finished the race with a completely broken car because he sold his soul to Nick Heidfeld in exchange for the ability to finish races under any circumstance.

Motor Racing - Formula One World Championship - Australian Grand Prix - Race Day - Melbourne, Australia

– The Magnussens have scored points in their last two consecutive Grands Prix.

– This is the second consecutive race where Pastor Maldonado hasn’t accused his team of sabotaging his car, a personal record.

– Daniel Ricciardo was disqualified for exceeding the fuel flow rate because the enormousness of his smile was accidentally sucking in additional fuel.

Australian F1 Grand Prix - Previews

– All three places on the podium were taken up by turbo powered cars.

– Daniil Kvyat scored more points in this one race than he ever has in Formula One before.

– Teo Fabi ended his run of two consecutive retirements in turbo powered F1 cars.

– The 2014 Australian Grand Prix was the first race to award half points since the 2009 Malaysian Grand Prix.

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