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leftneb · 1 month ago

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this graph is possibly the most beautiful thing I've ever made in my life and I want to explain what's going on so bad but I can't be arsed PLEASE just have it data nerds 👐 stats based on the reblogs of the 2025 grid biasorder (only the first 50 because there's a limit to even my insanity)

#I'm not sure how obvious it is what the 1st graph represents but it's the amount of times a driver was ranked in a specific spot #like for example as you can see over half of oscar's rankings are in P1 P2 or P3 #which is INSANE #like this data is legit so fucking interesting and I'd LOVE to talk about it but aughhhh time and effort #also please appreciate the colour scheme #these graphs in particular are sorted by lowest (P1 aka best) to highest average ranking #but I have a uh. shitload more sorting options #“avg diff” refers to variance aka the average difference of individual datapoints compared to the mean #GPs is grand prix entered #I can be trusted with an excel sheet :)#f1 #formula 1 #nebrain #statistics #f1 stats #oscar piastri #lando norris #max verstappen #charles leclerc #alex albon #george russell #lewis hamilton #neb50 #neb100

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leftneb · 1 month ago

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you can now download the original excel file with all the raw data/various other sorting options/mad ramblings if you enjoy staring at graphs as much as I do! once again feel free to ask for explanations/interpretations any time this thing is like a child to me

note: you do have to dowload the file in order to be able to look at any of the graphs, opening it straight from drive will only give you a google sheets export. which is shit and doesn't work.

this graph is possibly the most beautiful thing I've ever made in my life and I want to explain what's going on so bad but I can't be arsed PLEASE just have it data nerds 👐 stats based on the reblogs of the 2025 grid biasorder (only the first 50 because there's a limit to even my insanity)

#I'm not sure how obvious it is what the 1st graph represents but it's the amount of times a driver was ranked in a specific spot #like for example as you can see over half of oscar's rankings are in P1 P2 or P3 #which is INSANE #like this data is legit so fucking interesting and I'd LOVE to talk about it but aughhhh time and effort #also please appreciate the colour scheme #these graphs in particular are sorted by lowest (P1 aka best) to highest average ranking #but I have a uh. shitload more sorting options #“avg diff” refers to variance aka the average difference of individual datapoints compared to the mean #GPs is grand prix entered #I can be trusted with an excel sheet :)#<- once again pasted over tags from the og #also upon popular demand (everyone collectively forgetting people's driver number) I added the monograms as well. dunno why I didn't earlie #f1 #statistics #nebrain #biasorter 2025

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leftneb · 1 month ago

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also like feel free to ask about/for anything regarding the data or any of the conclusions I came to from the data I'd LOVE to yap about this thing but good god not in one post

this graph is possibly the most beautiful thing I've ever made in my life and I want to explain what's going on so bad but I can't be arsed PLEASE just have it data nerds 👐 stats based on the reblogs of the 2025 grid biasorder (only the first 50 because there's a limit to even my insanity)

#I'm not sure how obvious it is what the 1st graph represents but it's the amount of times a driver was ranked in a specific spot #like for example as you can see over half of oscar's (only marked by 81) rankings are in P1 P2 or P3 #which is INSANE #like this data is legit so fucking interesting and I'd LOVE to talk about it but aughhhh time and effort #also please appreciate the colour scheme #these graphs in particular are sorted by lowest (P1 aka best) to highest average ranking #but I have a uh. shitload more sorting options #“avg diff” refers to variance aka the average difference of individual datapoints compared to the mean #GPs is grand prix entered #I can be trusted with an excel sheet :)#<- tags pasted from the og post I'm well aware how little info I provided lmaoo

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