Two seasons, side by side
Compare the title fight, race winners and driver field across Formula 3 seasons.
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Season overview
Differences are second season minus first—not a rating. Rates help compare different calendar lengths; raw points depend on the scoring system.
Points progression
Champion or comparison leader’s counted points as a share of their reconstructed total at the selected cutoff. Every race session and its recorded bonus points are included; cancelled sessions remain gaps. This shows when points were earned, not which season was more competitive.
The title fight
Lead after each race session
Gap between the first two drivers as a percentage of the leader’s counted points. Ties are shown explicitly; countback and retrospective adjustments are not reconstructed.
Driver field
Each season is a separate field, not a driver-to-driver matchup. Average finishes are split between sprint and feature races, excluding unclassified results, with sample counts beneath each average. Spread covers all classified races; lower means more consistent finishes. Sort a column to sort both seasons.
Definitions and data notes
Race measures include all sprint and feature races; points include recorded bonuses. Unclassified rate is unclassified results divided by starts, excluding DNS, DNQ and withdrawals. It includes disqualifications and is not a retirement rate. Cancelled races are excluded from race counts. Missing results are not zero-performance evidence.
Through-the-same-weekend comparisons use a continuous run of fully recorded weekends in both seasons, allowing for cancelled sessions. The same number of weekends can contain different numbers of races. Missing schedules or results stop the shared cutoff. Standings and points in that mode are reconstructed at the cutoff. Available-results comparisons use season standings for the summary and recorded results for charts. Retrospective adjustments or incomplete points records can produce differences, listed above.