In 2010, Formula 1's point scoring system was overhauled. Today, that count is still applied. However, in 2019, the introduction of the fast lap was introduced, which also gives an extra point. If the current counting would apply from the start in 1950. Which driver would take the most points? It is clear that the drivers who came into action from 2010 onwards have a big advantage over their predecessors. Nowadays, the winner of a Grand Prix receives 25 points. In the past this varied between eight and ten points. In addition, today's drivers can earn a total of 105 points. In the past there were only 25. Still, the list includes a few racers who raced in Formula 1 before 2010. Mix of old...
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