Why the most consistent drivers rarely win championships - the risk-taking paradox.
The Insight
Drivers with 90+ consistency scores have won just 12% of all championships. Perfect consistency is actually a weakness.
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The inverse relationship between perfect consistency and title success
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Ultra-consistent drivers avoid the calculated risks needed for race wins. Champions balance consistency with strategic aggression.
This challenges conventional wisdom that consistency alone wins championships in Formula 1.
Measures racing consistency through finishing reliability, qualifying consistency, and points scoring reliability
Final Calculation: Weighted average of all consistency 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.
