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First top 10 drivers list
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First top 10 drivers list -
11-05-2009
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Totally meaningless, but ... autosport.com's F1 Editor, Jonathan Noble, asked his twitter followers to vote for their top 5 drivers and he scored them by the good old 10-6-4-3-2 scale. These were the results. 1 Button 1715 2 Vettel 1273 3 Hamilton 891 4 Barrichello 543 5 Webber 466 6 Räikkönen 314 7 Rosberg 182 8 Alonso 152 9 Kobayashi 148 10 Massa 39 Probably around 250 contributions. -- Brian W Lawrence Wantage, Oxfordshire, UK Brian_W_Lawrence (AT) msn (DOT) com |
Come on, you know the rule: don't feed the polls.
AC
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Totally meaningless, but ... |
doesn't have a clue, follows the herd and is easily influenced.
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"Brian Lawrence" <Brian_W_Lawrence (AT) msn (DOT) com> wrote in message news:7lfpo5F3devojU1 (AT) mid (DOT) individual.net... Totally meaningless, but ... autosport.com's F1 Editor, Jonathan Noble, asked his twitter followers to vote for their top 5 drivers and he scored them by the good old 10-6-4-3-2 scale. These were the results. 1 Button 1715 2 Vettel 1273 3 Hamilton 891 4 Barrichello 543 5 Webber 466 6 Räikkönen 314 7 Rosberg 182 8 Alonso 152 9 Kobayashi 148 10 Massa 39 Probably around 250 contributions. -- Brian W Lawrence Wantage, Oxfordshire, UK Brian_W_Lawrence (AT) msn (DOT) com Bangs head on desk. Come on, you know the rule: don't feed the polls. |
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Totally meaningless, but ... autosport.com's F1 Editor, Jonathan Noble, asked his twitter followers to vote for their top 5 drivers and he scored them by the good old 10-6-4-3-2 scale. These were the results. 1 Button 1715 2 Vettel 1273 3 Hamilton 891 4 Barrichello 543 5 Webber 466 6 Räikkönen 314 7 Rosberg 182 8 Alonso 152 9 Kobayashi 148 10 Massa 39 Probably around 250 contributions. |
by, the public simply cannot be trusted to have such opinions!
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Totally meaningless, but ... autosport.com's F1 Editor, Jonathan Noble, asked his twitter followers to vote for their top 5 drivers and he scored them by the good old 10-6-4-3-2 scale. These were the results. 1 Button 1715 2 Vettel 1273 3 Hamilton 891 4 Barrichello 543 5 Webber 466 6 Räikkönen 314 7 Rosberg 182 8 Alonso 152 9 Kobayashi 148 10 Massa 39 Probably around 250 contributions. Hence the name twitter <g>. |
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