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 seven rounds 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. The Ferraris remain on top despite a comparatively poor showing, Juan Pablo Montoya taking the opportunity to move a little closer. The midpack follows, ranging from Jarno Trulli through to teammate Alonso, Ralf Schumacher making a big gain with his pole, as Villeneuve joins Heidfeld at the front of the next group. No real surprises (or movement up/down) in the bottom eight, even with da Matta's good qualifying effort.

Currently, SuperPole is 1m20.360, which sees the 107% cutoff at 1m25.986.

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	2.71	1m20.511	+0.000	+0.151	+0.000%	+0.188%
Rubens Barrichello	3.57	1m20.712	+0.201	+0.352	+0.250%	+0.438%
Juan Pablo Montoya	5.57	1m21.039	+0.528	+0.679	+0.656%	+0.845%
Jarno Trulli	7.00	1m21.214	+0.703	+0.854	+0.873%	+1.063%
Ralf Schumacher	7.43	1m21.233	+0.722	+0.873	+0.897%	+1.086%
Kimi Raikkonen	8.00	1m21.471	+0.960	+1.111	+1.192%	+1.383%
David Coulthard	8.14	1m21.417	+0.906	+1.057	+1.125%	+1.315%
Jenson Button	8.17	1m22.213	+1.702	+1.853	+2.114%	+2.306%
Fernando Alonso	8.43	1m22.536	+2.025	+2.176	+2.515%	+2.708%
Nick Heidfeld	9.71	1m21.587	+1.076	+1.227	+1.336%	+1.527%
Jacques Villeneuve	10.29	1m21.639	+1.128	+1.279	+1.401%	+1.592%
Olivier Panis	10.57	1m21.623	+1.112	+1.263	+1.381%	+1.572%
Mark Webber	10.86	1m21.767	+1.256	+1.407	+1.560%	+1.751%
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	12.14	1m21.925	+1.414	+1.565	+1.756%	+1.947%
Giancarlo Fisichella	12.86	1m22.045	+1.534	+1.685	+1.905%	+2.097%
Cristiano da Matta	13.43	1m22.045	+1.534	+1.685	+1.905%	+2.097%
Antonio Pizzonia	14.57	1m22.451	+1.940	+2.091	+2.410%	+2.602%
Ralph Firman	17.00	1m23.274	+2.763	+2.914	+3.432%	+3.626%
Justin Wilson	18.86	1m22.213	+1.702	+1.853	+2.114%	+2.306%
Jos Verstappen	19.00	1m21.639	+1.128	+1.279	+1.401%	+1.592%

The SuperRace compares the average finishing position, and total time and distance completed by all drivers over all rounds of the Formula One season. Michael Schumacher and Kimi Raikkonen remain at the top, in a relatively static table which sees the first change in position with Monaco winner Juan Pablo Montoya moving above Jenson Button. The field is remarkably evenly spaced out, with no huge chasm between the leader and the rest of the field, nor between those at the very bottom, where Pizzonia's Jaguar sits just above Wilson's Minardi, and the rest above.

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	4.29	10h03m10.444	1896.390 km
Kimi Raikkonen	4.57	9h13m14.006	1715.261 km
Ralf Schumacher	5.43	10h50m31.298	2013.529 km
Fernando Alonso	6.00	10h21m24.079	1914.435 km
Rubens Barrichello	7.14	9h10m30.839	1707.054 km
David Coulthard	8.00	8h14m01.708	1496.223 km
Juan Pablo Montoya	8.29	9h18m59.881	1716.624 km
Jenson Button	8.33	8h33m10.901	1647.331 km
Jarno Trulli	9.00	9h16m42.183	1700.459 km
Cristiano da Matta	10.86	9h29m01.616	1724.951 km
Giancarlo Fisichella	12.14	8h25m59.225	1509.360 km
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	12.14	7h07m45.750	1325.385 km
Nick Heidfeld	12.71	8h13m47.107	1496.743 km
Mark Webber	12.71	7h38m05.613	1418.244 km
Ralph Firman	13.57	8h14m11.551	1507.124 km
Jacques Villeneuve	13.86	6h46m39.075	1194.942 km
Jos Verstappen	14.57	7h14m47.998	1200.098 km
Olivier Panis	14.57	6h10m13.134	1071.728 km
Antonio Pizzonia	14.71	6h34m24.854	1235.259 km
Justin Wilson	15.43	6h25m59.570	1174.504 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. Jenson Button is the driver along with Heinz-Harald Frentzen to suffer most in a race where most cars made it home, dropping seven and three positions respectively. Despite retiring from the race Jacques Villeneuve actually moves up a place, moving ahead of Justin Wilson who retired earlier in the race. Olivier Panis remains a clear last despite finishing the race!

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	440	2013.529 km	35	140.558 km
Fernando Alonso	417	1914.435 km	16	86.249 km
Michael Schumacher	413	1896.390 km	175	806.568 km
Cristiano da Matta	385	1724.951 km	0	0.000 km
Juan Pablo Montoya	372	1716.624 km	69	279.571 km
Kimi Raikkonen	377	1715.261 km	90	449.875 km
Rubens Barrichello	381	1707.054 km	17	78.408 km
Jarno Trulli	374	1700.459 km	2	6.680 km
Jenson Button	338	1647.331 km	0	0.000 km
Giancarlo Fisichella	343	1509.360 km	1	4.309 km
Ralph Firman	336	1507.124 km	0	0.000 km
Nick Heidfeld	329	1496.743 km	0	0.000 km
David Coulthard	340	1496.223 km	37	170.367 km
Mark Webber	305	1418.244 km	0	0.000 km
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	266	1325.385 km	0	0.000 km
Antonio Pizzonia	256	1235.259 km	0	0.000 km
Jos Verstappen	267	1200.098 km	0	0.000 km
Jacques Villeneuve	274	1194.942 km	0	0.000 km
Justin Wilson	254	1174.504 km	0	0.000 km
Olivier Panis	242	1071.728 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 things stayed static as the top four teams got both cars home on the lead lap. Jordan leap up two places as both their cars made it home too, while BAR and Sauber dropped one with retirements for Villeneuve and Frentzen, and Button not even starting. This was still better than Jaguar who lost two places with two early retirements.

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	812	3730.153 km	104	420.129 km
Renault	791	3614.894 km	18	92.929 km
Ferrari	794	3603.444 km	192	884.976 km
McLaren	717	3211.484 km	127	620.242 km
Jordan	679	3016.484 km	1	4.309 km
BAR	612	2842.273 km	0	0.000 km
Sauber	595	2822.128 km	0	0.000 km
Toyota	627	2796.679 km	0	0.000 km
Jaguar	561	2653.503 km	0	0.000 km
Minardi	521	2374.602 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	1m21.549	1m22.730	1m20.915	1m21.452	1m22.536	1m22.752	1m29.410
Rubens Barrichello	1m23.568	1m21.204	1m20.730	1m21.719	1m20.712	1m23.257	1m26.695
Jenson Button	1m22.992	1m21.504	1m21.392	1m22.600	1m22.213	1m24.693	1m31.097
David Coulthard	1m22.278	1m22.084	1m20.868	1m21.436	1m21.417	1m22.895	1m27.181
Ralph Firman	1m28.129	1m24.187	1m22.576	1m24.373	1m23.274	1m25.942	1m28.249
Giancarlo Fisichella	1m24.145	1m22.726	1m21.503	1m23.530	1m22.045	1m21.337	1m28.511
Heinz-Harald Frentzen	1m24.006	1m23.675	1m22.002	1m22.752	1m21.925	1m27.627	1m36.488
Nick Heidfeld	1m25.091	1m22.911	1m22.027	1m22.214	1m21.587	1m31.242	1m30.052
Cristiano da Matta	1m24.415	1m23.397	1m21.739	1m21.285	1m22.045	1m24.482	1m28.680
Juan Pablo Montoya	1m23.117	1m22.485	1m20.976	1m21.865	1m21.039	1m22.993	1m30.161
Olivier Panis	1m23.961	1m22.877	1m21.529	1m22.372	1m21.623	1m25.023	1m31.790
Antonio Pizzonia	1m22.597	1m20.882	1m22.234	1m22.955	1m22.451	1m24.988	1m32.441
Kimi Raikkonen	1m22.526	1m22.016	1m20.931	1m21.308	1m21.471	1m22.539	1m28.048
Michael Schumacher	1m22.960	1m21.377	1m20.605	1m21.424	1m20.511	1m22.008	1m27.628
Ralf Schumacher	1m23.770	1m24.741	1m20.987	1m22.074	1m21.233	1m22.935	1m28.707
Jarno Trulli	1m22.743	1m22.410	1m20.795	1m22.257	1m21.214	1m23.773	1m29.311
Jos Verstappen	1m26.039	1m24.567	1m23.531	1m24.167	1m24.476	1m28.064	1m37.708
Jacques Villeneuve	1m26.895	1m22.466	1m21.643	1m21.971	1m21.639	1m20.637	1m29.048
Mark Webber	1m23.660	1m22.009	1m21.201	1m22.068	1m21.767	1m23.759	1m30.117
Justin Wilson	1m24.381	1m25.026	1m23.716	1m24.156	1m23.281	1m25.847	1m31.179

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.