What happens if you swap the 1999 and 2019 points systems around?

12:34, 22 Jan 2020

byJoseph Tyrrell

We've all become used to the man standing on top of the podium scoring 25 points and the top ten completing the scoring. But what if you swap the 2019 points system with 1999 method? Is Lewis Hamilton still top dog? Who wins the Ferrari battle? And who completes the top ten? Here's a handy video from the F1 Word explaining it all.

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