Some Touring Car Stats

[V6.]

Heres some stats for you for from the start of the 2L era in 1991 to the race the other day at Donington.

WINS

1. A Menu 36
2. J Thompson 25
2. Y Muller 25
4. R Rydell 21
5. J Cleland 17
6. J Plato 14
7. F Beila 13
7. J Winkelhock 13
9. G Tarquini 12
9. A Reid 12
11. T Harvey 11
12. L Aiello 10
12. M Neal 10
14. W Hoy 9
14. D Leslie 9
16. S Soper 7
17. P Radisich 6
18. A Rouse 5
19. P Bennett 3
19. W Hughes 3
19. T Kristensen 3
22. J Allam 2
22. K Burt 2
22. J Bintcliffe 2
22. P O'Neil 2
26. J Bailey 1
26. K O'Dor 1
26. R Ravaglia 1
26. G Simoni 1
26. T Sugden 1
26. D Warwick 1
26. P Kox 1
26. A Morrison 1
26. C Turkington 1

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Top 5 Unluckiest never to win a championship

1. Y Muller 25 wins (not yet anyway)
2. A Ried 12 wins
3. M Neal 10 wins
4. D Leslie 9 wins
5. S Soper 7 wins

6. P Radisich 6 wins (when Muller wins)

[V6.]

Top Unluckiest never to win

P Watts 6 Seasons

Most Wins in one season

A Menu 12 1997

[V6.]

Manufacturer Wins

1. Vauxhall 79
2. Renault 38
3. BMW 32
4. Honda 28
5. Nissan 25
6. Volvo 21
7. Ford 20
8. Audi 15
9. Alfa Romeo 9
10. Toyota 8
11. MG 7
12. Mazda 0
12. Proton 0
12. Lexus 0
12. Peugeot 0

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Championships

1. Vauxhall 4
1. BMW 3
3. Alfa Romeo 1
3. Nissan 1
3. Audi 1
3. Ford 1
3. Volvo 1
3. Renault 1

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Championship winner with least race wins

Will Hoy 9

[Les]

very interesting.

Can you do the first one again and add to it out of how many races?

[redshoes]

Depending on how you class a race win the first one is actually first car in the Touring class. In 2001 when the Production cars ran one less lap in the Sprint race there were a number of occations where the Production car was the first to cross the line and therefore "won" the race but aren't creditted here.

[V6.]

i calculated the stats off that laws world site which is linked on here, it doesnt show the results for individual races so i dont know exactly how many races were in each season, but it wold be a good indicator if i did wins per season. I dont know if the production class wins were counted cos on the site it only shows the main class drivers, who they drove for and how many wins they got in that season.

[VkmSpouge]

I love statistics.:) I never knew that Patrick Watts never one a race, though now I think about the teams he drove for it really doesn't surprise me. Are there any statistics on who's got the most points or anything like that?

[V6.]

Wins per season
These count this season as a full one

1. L Aiello 10
2. F Beila 6.5
3. J Winkelhock 4.3
4. Y Muller 4.2
5. A Menu 4
6. R Rydell 3
7. J Thompson 2.5
8. G Tarquini 2.4
9. J Plato 2.3
10. J Cleland 1.9
11. A Reid 1.7
12. S Soper 1.4
13. T Harvey 1.1
14. W Hoy 1
14. P Radisich 1
14. P Bennet 1
14. W Hughes 1
14. T Kristensen 1
14. P O'Neil 1
20. M Neal 0.9
21. D Leslie 0.8
21. A Rouse 0.8
23. K Burt 0.7
23. J Bintcliffe 0.7
25. J Allam 0.5
25. R Ravaglia 0.5
25. G Simoni 0.5
25. A Morrison 0.5
25. C Turkington 0.5
30. K O'Dor 0.3
30. T Sugden 0.3
30. D Warwick 0.3
30. P Kox 0.3
34. J Bailey 0.2

[V6.]

Originally posted by VkmSpouge
I love statistics.:) I never knew that Patrick Watts never one a race, though now I think about the teams he drove for it really doesn't surprise me. Are there any statistics on who's got the most points or anything like that?

I could do if i could be bothered to add up the points
Though i am in the middle of the longest holiday of my life and im between, driving about piontlesly with friends, getting drunk, playing nascar online and championship manager things can get a little boring.

6th form to Uni
25th june to 6th october

[V6.]

Oh yea thats a point, i was looking at the points and adding them up would be unfair cos i think the points scoring system was changed at some point.

[VkmSpouge]

Originally posted by V6.
Oh yea thats a point, i was looking at the points and adding them up would be unfair cos i think the points scoring system was changed at some point.

Ah good point, it wouldn't be fair. Muller has got a good wins per season record, he overtake Winkelhock with a good 2004.

25th June to 6th October, huh? Slightly longer than my summer between sixth form and uni but wait until you're in uni :cool: