Nino Farina was first to win the Driver Championship in 1950. There was no Constructors Championship. DRIVERS CHAMPIONSHIP 1ST: NINO FARINA- 30 POINTS 2ND JUAN MANUEL FANGIO- 27 POINTS 3RD LUIGI FAGIOLI- 24 POINTS
Everyone except Tony Stewart's second title has been won on points alone.
Neel Jani is a Swiss race car driver. His claim to fame is winning the 2007-2008 title of the A1 Grand Prix with his A1 team Switzerland. He claimed the championship with four wins and 168 points.
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n the entire History of F1, the point scoring system has changed. To date, the driver which gained the mst points in a single season is Sebastian Vettel with 392 Points in the 2011 Season of F1.
No there are not, from team to team everybody wants to win, within a multi-team situation it may come into play condsidering driver championship points, if 1 driver has a chance at the championship and the other team members don't they may hold off on passing the "potential" champion to help give him more points, championships are won by points and a single point can make a difference, converting a championship into dollars can be in the millions of dollars.
German driver Michael Schumacher won the 1995 Formula 1 championship whilst driving for the Bennetton-Renault team. He won the championship with 102 points way ahead of second placed British driver Damon Hill of the Williams-Renault team on 69 points.
Jeff Green won the 2000 Busch Series Championship with 5005 points, 616 points more than his closest rival, Jason Keller (a record which stood for 6 years).
Yes according to the related link you can drive for Lotus and this quote is provided: "For example, race for Ferrari and anything other than winning the Driver's and Constructor's Championship would be a failure, while a mere points finish when driving for Lotus would be a huge success
F1 drivers get 25 Points for getting 1st in a race. It doesn't include qualifying.
Juan Manuel Fangio won the 1956 F1 World Championship with 30 points, his third consecutive championship and fourth overall.He signed with Ferrari before the season after his previous team, Mercedes Benz pulled out of the championship.
The closest Dale Jr. came to winning the championship was in 2003, when he finished 3rd in points. He also finished 5th in 2004 and 2006.