2019 Remixed! - The 27399 ways Max Verstappen could win the 2019 season - data manipulation

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Summary by Krater

An analysis of the 2019 Formula 1 season examines how shorter race calendars affect championship outcomes, concluding that shorter seasons offer more opportunities for underdog drivers.

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Answers: How does the length of a Formula 1 season affect championship outcomes?

Formula 1 season length
Championship points simulation
Lewis Hamilton performance
Max Verstappen performance
Valtteri Bottas performance
Charles Leclerc performance
Sebastian Vettel performance

What it concludes

Shorter F1 seasons make each race more valuable and increase championship tension.
Any season of 14 rounds or longer will always result in a Lewis Hamilton championship win based on 2019 data.
A shorter season allows more opportunities for underdog drivers and alternative champions to emerge.
Sebastian Vettel is able to win more than a quarter of all possible season combinations in a shorter championship format.

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