So the off season is here, there's not much news and there will be no grand prix until March next year. Wrong, because here is the Google Grand Prix! All the drivers from 2010 were entered in to see how many results they would bring up on the worlds most well known search engine. Here's how they all did
(Figures in millions)
1. Lewis Hamilton 10.3
2. Sebastian Vettel 7.06
3. Jenson Button 5.89
4. Fernando Alonso 5.86
5. Robert Kubica 5.54
6. Michael Schumacher 4.87
7. Mark Webber 4.86
8. Rubens Barrichello 3.62
9. Nico Rosberg 3.54
10. Heikki Kovalainen 3.48
11. Jarno Trulli 3.32
12. Felipe Massa 2.71
13. Sebastien Buemi 1.93
14. Nick Heidfeld 1.89
15. Bruno Senna 1.15
16. Timo Glock 0.775
17. Adrian Sutil 0.757
18. Jaime Alguersuari 0.707
19. Pedro de la Rosa 0.689
20. Vitaly Petrov 0.570
21. Kamui Kobayashi 0.533
22. Nico Hulkenberg 0.509
23. Lucas di Grassi 0.496
24. Vitantonio Liuzzi 0.487
25. Karun Chandhok 0.355
26. Christian Klien 0.288
27. Sakon Yamamoto 0.197
Lewis Hamilton takes the win by quite a margin. World champion Sebastian Vettel splits the McLaren drivers in second. Michael Schumacher is 6th whilst Heikki Kovalainen wins the battle of the new teams drivers. Sakon Yamamoto is bottom of the pile with less than 200,000 results
The Google Grand Prix
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 comments:
Post a Comment