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In the first paragraph below the picture, the first sentence has a grammatical error. It says, “... an end the...” and it should say, “and end to the...” 24.184.190.225 (talk) 05:01, 21 December 2021 (UTC)
A number of Norris and Ricciardo race results are the wrong way round under the "World Constructors' Championship standings" table. It looks as if Norris' results should be on the top line and Ricciardo's on the bottom. The errors are as follows;
Hungarian GP - It states Norris can 11th and Ricciardo retired. These need to be switched. Belgium GP - It states Norris came 4th and Ricciardo came 14th. These need to be switched Italian GP - It states Norris won and Ricciardo came second. These need to be switched. Russian GP - It states Norris 4th and Ricciardo came 7th. These need to be switched. USA GP - It states Norris 5th and Ricciardo came 8th. These need to be switched. Saudi Arabian GP - It states Norris 5th and Ricciardo came 10th. These need to be switched. 90.251.38.240 (talk) 21:56, 17 February 2022 (UTC)
Doesn't Wikipedia realise its whole model is a tool for weaponising the truth through circular re-publication of so-called sources? The Hamilton Verstappen saga is a prime example of this.
My main gripe is this article might as well as be a PR release from FIA and its hopeful view that this season and the corruption it shone a light on will be quickly forgotten. The report it released a week ago was called out as early as in January that it would be a whitewash, then 97 days after the race ended it shamelessly did just that! It whitewashed conclusion was the end of the Abu Dhabi race was simply "human error". But the report barely mentions Masi and the role he played in the decision. Good grief, the radio messages between Red Bull and Masi clearly reveal he was doing exactly what Red Bull wanted - let Verstappen on the newer tyres have a free run at Hamilton. That's not human error that's collusion. FIA's report also tries to obfuscate that clear breaches in its own rules were made by saying in the report that those rules were ambiguous; not they weren't (lapped cars must all unlap and the safety car must complete one full lap before racing can resume).
Sorry but this article's presentation of facts is false and a misrepresentation of available facts because it can be only written (using Wikipedia's own rules) using cut and pasted clips from sources that are themselves based on FIA claims and what it wants in the news. The 2021 F1 season ended, so get over it. Hence my statement that FIA's PR dept must love this article. The publication of the report that is supposed to draw a line under this season actually does the opposite because it fails to address the egregious events while highlighting (ie undue) mundane and non-contentious issues too prominently.
In conclusion, the 2021 F1 season article should be written up as a watershed moment for revealing for publicly - what many have known for years - is how money, relationships and outcomes are all intertwined in such a high profile event (no one remember how Sepp Blatter ran FIFA?) This article normalises and promotes the PR from FIA, none of which is supported by the evidence.
Moving forward and starting with this article, Wikipedia should carry a disclaimer at the top of every article stating that articles are a work of opinion based on what has been published by others and therefore is not based on actual facts or evidence.146.200.202.126 (talk) 12:17, 28 March 2022 (UTC)
The 2021 F1 season ended, so get over it.- that's what I suggest you do. It is clear that you reject the FIA's conclusions, but Wikipedia reports secondary sources, not your opinion. And secondary sources seem to accept the FIA's report. If there is a source which has the same conclusions as you do, by all means share it. But your opinion of the matters are irrelevant and will be ignored. SSSB (talk) 12:27, 28 March 2022 (UTC)
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In the Constructors Standing section, the results for Red Bull at the Italian Grand Prix are mixed up, while the results imply that the upper row refers to Verstappen and the lower row refers to Perez, by association, Verstappen is credited with a 5th place finish, and Checo with a DNF, when reality states the other way around. https://www.formula1.com/en/results.html/2021/races/1076/italy/race-result.html 2806:10AE:8:A94F:8D7B:1FC4:7E65:D0DC (talk) 01:45, 5 June 2022 (UTC)
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For the "World Constructors' Championship standings" Results for each constructor have been listed in an order which is inconsistent with the previous table for World Drivers' Championship standings, with the results not being displayed aligned with the drivers.
For example in Alpine, Esteban Ocon placed 11th (and therefore 2nd amongst Alpine), however his Win in Hungary is displayed on the first Alpine line entry. Later on, Fernando Alonso secured 3rd place in Qatar, and is similarly shown on the first Alpine line entry.
This implies the same driver secured both 1st and 3rd for Hungary and Qatar respectively.
My suggestion would be to re-order these slightly to show the first line entry for each constructor to be the result of their best placed finisher for the SEASON in order to keep this consistent and easier to read when comparing the Drivers Championship standings (i.e. it would enable easier to compare results between teammates within the same constructor team) Gurin jeimuzu (talk) 13:37, 29 June 2022 (UTC)
If you want to compare the results between two drivers, you can use the drivers results table, the article's on the cars (which does have a separate row for each driver, though not for this purpose) or a specialised stats website (such as StatsF1. It is not fair to redesign a table so you can perform analysis beyond the intended scope of the table. SSSB (talk) 16:08, 29 June 2022 (UTC)
User:Democfest removed a line of text and a reference from this section, claiming it was unclear who an opinion was being attributed to. I have restored this line and the reference, with small edits to give clearer attribution, but have no strong opinion on whether or not this line's inclusion is actually warranted. Others who wish to discuss the matter are free to do so below and seek a consensus on the issue. HumanBodyPiloter5 (talk) 14:29, 14 August 2022 (UTC)
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