The SuperGrid compares the average Saturday qualifying position and times of all drivers over all rounds of the Formula One season. Each driver's time is also compared against the best overall Saturday qualifier (by average Saturday qualifying position) as well as the average of the season's pole position times, SuperPole. With over half the season completed, the new format involving one quick lap and unknown fuel loads continues to shuffle the order, with the occasional mistake introducing a further random element. Michael Schumacher remains on top, as both Williams drivers continue to close in on Rubens Barrichello. The rest of the field follows, headed by Jarno Trulli who outqualifed teammate Fernando Alonso again. The only change in the actual order is in the middle where Jenson Button, during a trying weekend for BAR, loses two places to Olivier Panis and Mark Webber. Despite a good Friday for the bottom three, Saturday saw them fall further away than before.

Currently, SuperPole is 1m20.459, which sees the 107% cutoff at 1m26.091.

By default, the table is sorted in by average qualifying position in ascending order, then by best qualifying position/positions achieved throughout the season in a similar manner to that that the FIA uses to rank the championship standings in ascending order.

Driver	Average Position	Average Time	Gap to Fastest	Gap to SuperPole	Percent Slower Than Fastest	Percent Slower Than SuperPole
Michael Schumacher	2.70	1m20.666	+0.000	+0.207	+0.000%	+0.257%
Rubens Barrichello	4.30	1m20.907	+0.241	+0.448	+0.299%	+0.557%
Juan Pablo Montoya	4.70	1m21.009	+0.343	+0.550	+0.425%	+0.684%
Ralf Schumacher	5.70	1m21.080	+0.414	+0.621	+0.513%	+0.772%
Jarno Trulli	6.90	1m21.316	+0.650	+0.857	+0.806%	+1.065%
Fernando Alonso	7.80	1m22.231	+1.565	+1.772	+1.940%	+2.202%
Kimi Raikkonen	8.10	1m21.985	+1.319	+1.526	+1.635%	+1.897%
David Coulthard	8.20	1m21.531	+0.865	+1.072	+1.072%	+1.332%
Olivier Panis	9.80	1m21.665	+0.999	+1.206	+1.238%	+1.499%
Mark Webber	10.20	1m21.793	+1.127	+1.334	+1.397%	+1.658%
Jenson Button	10.22	1m22.440	+1.774	+1.981	+2.199%	+2.462%
Nick Heidfeld	11.50	1m20.627	-0.039	+0.168	-0.048%	+0.209%
Jacques Villeneuve	11.50	1m22.041	+1.375	+1.582	+1.705%	+1.966%
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	12.60	1m22.197	+1.531	+1.738	+1.898%	+2.160%
Cristiano da Matta	12.60	1m22.116	+1.450	+1.657	+1.798%	+2.059%
Giancarlo Fisichella	13.60	1m22.434	+1.768	+1.975	+2.192%	+2.455%
Antonio Pizzonia	14.20	1m22.562	+1.896	+2.103	+2.350%	+2.614%
Ralph Firman	17.00	1m23.395	+2.729	+2.936	+3.383%	+3.649%
Jos Verstappen	18.50	1m22.041	+1.375	+1.582	+1.705%	+1.966%
Justin Wilson	18.90	1m22.440	+1.774	+1.981	+2.199%	+2.462%

The SuperRace compares the average finishing position, and total time and distance completed by all drivers over all rounds of the Formula One season. Two wins in two weeks means that Ralf Schumacher is right on brother Michael's tail. Meanwhile Kimi Raikkonen regained some ground lost at the last round, jumping back up two places, but now has Juan Pablo Montoya, Rubens Barrichello and Fernando Alonso (who fell three places thanks to the DNF) hot on his tail. These drivers are well clear of the rest of the field, who are headed by Raikkonen's teammate David Coulthard. A finish for Jacques Villeneuve just outside the points drags him off the bottom of the table as both Minardis fall a place after failing to finish on a weekend which started so well for them.

By default, the table is sorted by average finishing position in ascending order, then total distance covered in descending order.

Driver	Average Position	Total Time	Total Distance
Michael Schumacher	3.90	14h41m22.600	2819.109 km
Ralf Schumacher	4.20	15h27m18.508	2936.248 km
Kimi Raikkonen	6.20	12h56m33.949	2457.800 km
Juan Pablo Montoya	6.50	13h56m18.296	2639.343 km
Rubens Barrichello	6.50	13h49m02.142	2625.362 km
Fernando Alonso	6.80	14h24m54.012	2718.057 km
David Coulthard	9.00	12h17m29.430	2298.047 km
Jenson Button	10.00	11h44m47.960	2265.904 km
Mark Webber	10.80	12h16m40.768	2331.454 km
Cristiano da Matta	11.40	13h52m05.418	2581.057 km
Jarno Trulli	11.40	11h48m29.483	2185.171 km
Nick Heidfeld	12.50	12h23m51.303	2305.189 km
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	12.60	10h22m59.877	1955.030 km
Antonio Pizzonia	13.30	11h11m51.894	2130.975 km
Giancarlo Fisichella	13.30	11h24m47.711	2080.225 km
Olivier Panis	13.70	10h13m14.271	1867.271 km
Ralph Firman	13.90	11h47m57.862	2188.264 km
Jos Verstappen	14.10	11h53m27.398	2081.007 km
Jacques Villeneuve	14.20	10h01m42.245	1822.702 km
Justin Wilson	14.70	10h53m55.050	2030.084 km

The driver totals compare the total laps completed, total distance completed, laps led and distance led by each driver throughout the season. Ralf Schumacher remains the driver closest to a perfect record, with Fernando Alonso's DNF dropping him behind Michael Schumacher. Juan Pablo Montoya, Rubens Barrichello and Cristiano da Matta are in a close fight for fourth. Jenson Button suffered the biggest fall, falling four places after a problem with getting fuel into his car, as most of the field remained fairly static.

By default, the table is sorted by total distance in descending order, then total laps in descending order, then distance led in descending order.

Driver	Total Laps	Total Distance	Laps Led	Distance Led
Ralf Schumacher	640	2936.248 km	164	737.923 km
Michael Schumacher	613	2819.109 km	215	981.008 km
Fernando Alonso	590	2718.057 km	27	134.220 km
Juan Pablo Montoya	572	2639.343 km	69	279.571 km
Rubens Barrichello	580	2625.362 km	17	78.408 km
Cristiano da Matta	571	2581.057 km	0	0.000 km
Kimi Raikkonen	542	2457.800 km	110	552.818 km
Mark Webber	503	2331.454 km	0	0.000 km
Nick Heidfeld	503	2305.189 km	0	0.000 km
David Coulthard	513	2298.047 km	37	170.367 km
Jenson Button	469	2265.904 km	0	0.000 km
Ralph Firman	481	2188.264 km	0	0.000 km
Jarno Trulli	478	2185.171 km	2	6.680 km
Antonio Pizzonia	450	2130.975 km	0	0.000 km
Jos Verstappen	458	2081.007 km	0	0.000 km
Giancarlo Fisichella	463	2080.225 km	1	4.309 km
Justin Wilson	439	2030.084 km	0	0.000 km
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	399	1955.030 km	0	0.000 km
Olivier Panis	417	1867.271 km	0	0.000 km
Jacques Villeneuve	408	1822.702 km	0	0.000 km

The team totals compare the total laps completed, total distance completed, laps led and distance led by each team throughout the season. At the top of the table Williams, remains ahead of Ferrari and Renault, who despite dual DNFs remained ahead of McLaren. Overall, not much happened apart thanks to general good reliability except for Sauber and Minardi, who brought both cars home, (just) moving past BAR.

By default, the table is sorted by total distance in descending order, then total laps in descending order, then distance led in descending order.

Team	Total Laps	Total Distance	Laps Led	Distance Led
Williams	1212	5575.591 km	233	1017.494 km
Ferrari	1193	5444.471 km	232	1059.416 km
Renault	1068	4903.228 km	29	140.900 km
McLaren	1055	4755.847 km	147	723.185 km
Jaguar	953	4462.429 km	0	0.000 km
Toyota	988	4448.328 km	0	0.000 km
Jordan	944	4268.489 km	1	4.309 km
Sauber	902	4260.219 km	0	0.000 km
Minardi	897	4111.091 km	0	0.000 km
BAR	877	4088.606 km	0	0.000 km

The average times table consists of seven columns: the first five are the average of the fastest time recorded by each driver in each respective pre-race session over all rounds of the season; the sixth is the average of the fastest lap recorded in the race over all rounds of the season; and the seventh is the average lap time recorded during the race over all rounds of the season, calculated by dividing the total time a driver has raced during the season by the total laps the driver has completed in races. This table is listed in alphabetical order.

Driver	Friday Free Practice Average	Friday Qualifying Average	Saturday Free Practice Average	Warm Up Average	Saturday Qualifying Average	Fast Lap Average	Race Average
Fernando Alonso	1m24.552	1m25.527	1m22.204	1m21.715	1m22.231	1m22.564	1m27.956
Rubens Barrichello	1m24.564	1m23.729	1m21.701	1m21.904	1m20.907	1m22.947	1m25.762
Jenson Button	1m24.739	1m25.593	1m22.757	1m22.768	1m22.440	1m24.119	1m30.166
David Coulthard	1m23.475	1m25.089	1m22.123	1m21.530	1m21.531	1m22.657	1m26.256
Ralph Firman	1m27.816	1m28.146	1m23.856	1m24.388	1m23.395	1m25.572	1m28.312
Giancarlo Fisichella	1m25.863	1m25.840	1m22.984	1m23.573	1m22.434	1m22.107	1m28.742
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	1m24.940	1m26.242	1m23.627	1m21.529	1m22.197	1m26.284	1m33.684
Nick Heidfeld	1m26.092	1m26.950	1m23.397	1m21.269	1m20.627	1m29.000	1m28.730
Cristiano da Matta	1m25.275	1m25.444	1m23.164	1m21.820	1m22.116	1m24.043	1m27.435
Juan Pablo Montoya	1m24.124	1m25.424	1m22.422	1m21.880	1m21.009	1m22.591	1m27.724
Olivier Panis	1m24.516	1m27.895	1m22.948	1m22.307	1m21.665	1m24.405	1m28.236
Antonio Pizzonia	1m23.604	1m27.292	1m23.387	1m23.057	1m22.562	1m24.398	1m29.582
Kimi Raikkonen	1m23.713	1m24.859	1m22.314	1m21.406	1m21.985	1m22.352	1m25.967
Michael Schumacher	1m23.919	1m23.989	1m21.697	1m21.668	1m20.666	1m21.964	1m26.269
Ralf Schumacher	1m24.454	1m27.389	1m22.176	1m21.840	1m21.080	1m22.567	1m26.935
Jarno Trulli	1m25.156	1m25.845	1m22.235	1m23.016	1m21.316	1m23.523	1m28.932
Jos Verstappen	1m27.388	1m28.613	1m24.890	1m24.484	1m24.420	1m27.003	1m33.466
Jacques Villeneuve	1m26.732	1m25.180	1m22.879	1m22.290	1m22.041	1m21.832	1m28.486
Mark Webber	1m24.111	1m25.192	1m22.661	1m22.325	1m21.793	1m23.516	1m27.874
Justin Wilson	1m25.881	1m29.757	1m24.998	1m24.400	1m23.817	1m25.526	1m29.374

The average positions table consists of seven columns: the first five are the average of the positions recorded by each driver in each pre-race session over all rounds of the season; the sixth is the average of the positions of the fastest lap over all rounds of the season; and the seventh is the average of the race finishing positions over all rounds of the season. This table is listed in alphabetical order.