Why F1 champions score surprisingly low on aggression - the pole position effect.
The Insight
Max Verstappen, one of F1's most aggressive drivers, scores just 48.1/100 on aggression. How is this possible?
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The inverse relationship between race wins and aggression scores
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Champions start from pole position more often, reducing opportunities for aggressive overtaking moves. Their low aggression scores reflect dominance, not passivity.
This reveals a fundamental flaw in traditional racing metrics - success can actually lower your "aggression" rating.
Measures racing aggression through overtaking frequency, first lap performance, and late-race moves
Final Calculation: Weighted average of all aggression components
This analysis uses comprehensive F1 data including race results, qualifying positions, driver DNA profiles, and career statistics. Statistical correlations and trend analysis reveal patterns that might not be immediately obvious from traditional metrics.
