andy moore

fantasy formula 1

Latest standings after: Great Britain

1	–	Chris Illingworth	Four Wheels	1122
2	–	John Rhodes	The Pheasant’s Revolt	1108
3	–	Simon Rodden	Last Minute	1074
4	–	Gaynor Bingham	No Hope	1028
5	↑ 1	Lynne Rodden	The Gherkins	1016
6	↑ 5	Al Briggs	Alabama GP	965
7	↓ 2	Andy Moore	Mooresport	961
8	↓ 1	Josh Rodden	Creme Egg	960
9	–	Andy Showell-Rogers	Eat My Dust	948
10	↓ 2	Ruth Moore	Moore’s Movers	929
11	↓ 1	Tracy Forster	Penelope Pitstop	926
12	–	Jackie Moore	Shiny Happy Speedy	917
13	–	Oscar Leitheiser	F1 Circus Clowns	888
14	↑ 1	Dave Coyle	Aotearoa GP	846
15	↓ 1	Scott Boyes	Scott Racing	825
16	–	Peter Jones	No Driver Aids	798
17	–	Ron Jones	Win Or Bust	737
18	–	David Holland	Green2Cheques	612

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Welcome to the new season of the Fantasy Formula 1 league; an opportunity for you to manage your own F1 dream team and compete against friends and family.

This year sees a slight shake-up to the scoring system, to try and keep things a little more competitive throughout the entire season.

To enter you must choose 3 drivers and 2 constructors, not exceeding your budget of £75m. Points will be scored throughout the season, according to the scoring system outlined below.

Registered teams for 2010:
Gaynor Bingham – No Hope
Scott Boyes – Scott Racing
Al Briggs – Alabama GP
Dave Coyle – Aotearoa GP
David Holland – Green2Cheques
Chris Illingworth – Four Wheels
Tracy Forster – Penelope Pitstop
Peter Jones – No Driver Aids
Ron Jones – Win or Bust
Oscar Leitheiser – F1 Circus Clowns
Andy Moore – Mooresport
Jackie Moore – Shiny Happy Speedy
Ruth Moore – Moore’s Movers
John Rhodes – The Pheasant’s Revolt
Josh Rodden – Creme Egg
Lynne Rodden – The Gherkins
Simon Rodden – Last Minute
Andy Showell-Rogers – Eat My Dust

Points system:
Points are awarded according to the official FIA results for each race. You will score (and lose) points for each driver, and the highest placed car for each constructor.

Qualifying points:
1st – 10 points
2nd – 9 points
3rd – 8 points
4th – 7 points
5th – 6 points
6 – 5 points
7 – 4 points
8 – 3 points
9 – 2 points
10 – 1 point

Race points:
1st – 25 points
2nd – 18 points
3rd – 15 points
4th – 12 points
5th – 10 points
6 – 8 points
7 – 6 points
8 – 4 points
9 – 2 points
10 – 1 point

Budget bonus: for every £1m you spend less than your £75m budget you will be awarded 1 bonus point (up to a maximum of 10) for every race of the season.

Race completion bonus: each classified finisher (completing 90%+ race distance) will score 3 points; every finisher completing between 50-90% race distance will score 1 point.

Grid-change points: one point for every place made up or lost from grid position (maximum 10).

Fastest race lap: 5 points

Registration:
To register your team, send an email with the names of your chosen 3 drivers and 2 manufacturers, together with your team name, to mail[at]andy-moore.co.uk, to be received no later than 8pm on Thursday 11 March 2010, when registration will close and no further entries will be accepted.

Price list:

Ferrari = 20m
Felipe Massa = 18m
Fernando Alonso = 26m

McLaren = 18m
Jenson Button = 16m
Lewis Hamilton = 24m

Mercedes = 15m
Michael Schumacher = 22m
Nico Rosberg = 12m

Red Bull = 14m
Sebastien Vettel = 20m
Mark Webber = 14m

BMW Sauber = 8m
Kamui Kobayashi = 10m
Pedro de la Rosa = 8m

Renault = 8m
Robert Kubica = 10m
Vitaly Petrov = 8m

Williams = 8m
Ruebens Barrichello = 9m
Nico Hulkenberg = 9m

Force India = 7m
Adrian Sutil = 8m
Vitantonio Luizzi = 7m

Lotus = 6m
Jarno Trulli = 7m
Heikki Kovaleinen = 7m

Hispania RT (Campos) = 5m
Bruno Senna = 6m
Karun Chandhok = 4m

Toro Rosso = 5m
Sebastien Buemi = 6m
Jaime Alguersuari = 5m

Virgin = 5m
Timo Glock = 7m
Lucas di Grassi = 5m

Race calendar:
Mar 14 – Bahrain
Mar 28 – Australia
Apr 4 – Malaysia
Apr 18 – China
May 9 – Spain
May 16 – Monaco
May 30 – Turkey
Jun 13 – Canada
Jun 27 – Europe
Jul 11 – Great Britain
Jul 25 – Germany
Aug 1 – Hungary
Aug 29 – Belgium
Sep 12 – Italy
Sep 26 – Singapore
Oct 10 – Japan
Oct 24 – Korea
Nov 7 – Brazil
Nov 14 – Abu Dhabi