Debo reconocer que no todo fue positivo en esta etapa 1 del concurso. Lamentablemente hubo algunas situaciones negativas que llevaron a la molestia de algunos participantes.

Generalmente, vea o no la carrera, baso los resultados consultando las página oficial de la FORMULA 1 y de la sección dedicada a este deporte por el canal televisivo especializado en deportes ESPN, hago esto para tratar de tener la mayor veracidad y confirmación de los resultados de cada gran premio.

Existen reclamos, decisiones que tardan en tomar los comisarios de carreras o dirigentes de las mismas, apelaciones y demás detalles que muchas veces retrasan o cambian los resultados de las mías.

Esto creo un conflicto entre varios participantes del concurso al premiar a los participantes de cada competición apenas terminara la carrera y las decisiones tomadas luego por quienes regulan los grandes premios cambiara las posiciones de pilotos y escuderías, provocando un cambio en la tabla de posiciones que también cambiaban a los premiados en el concurso.

Asumo que este error hizo que varios participaran se retiraran del concurso y se dedicaran a hacer mala propaganda al mismo.

otra situación que se presentó en el concurso fue la de basar la participación de algunos concursantes bajo la premisa de ética personal que manejo en mi vida. Nunca me imaginé que existieran concursantes que modificaran las publicaciones de participación en el concurso para cambiar los pronósticos y así lograr corrección de puntos, alegando que yo había cometido un error de transcripción en la hoja de cálculo de Excel que uso para tan fin.

Está claro que luego de varios reclamos pude ver esta treta empleada por algunos participantes, quienes fueron expulsados o no tomados en cuentas en las siguientes ediciones del concurso una vez demostrado el empleo de esta treta. Sin embargo, mucho de ello se dedicaron a hacer malos comentarios del concurso para justificar sus tretas.

Estos errores, algunos de mi parte y otros por parte de algunos participantes, me llevaron a tomar medidas para tratar de que el concurso siguiera activo. Al igual que la vida, esto errores, me llevaron a que aprendiera un poco más y que fuese fortaleciendo la manera de supervisar el concurso. Sí, es mas trabajo, pero es algo netamente necesario para que el concurso se vea de manera transparente y atractivo para quienes participen.

Otra situación que creo una dificultad a la hora de llevar a la practica el concurso fue el cambio de comunidad donde se llevaba el mismo. Esta más que claro que esto hizo que muchas personas no pudieran seguir el concurso o no quisiera hacerlo.

El cambio de comunidad se realizó por motivos personales. Diferencias en el criterio me llevo a hacer esto y es algo cuyos motivos no expondré en esta publicación. Basta mencionar que trato de trabar en situaciones donde me sienta cómodo y que disfrute de dicho trabajo.

La comunidad #impulso, me dio la oportunidad de publicar este concurso de mi creación, cualquier duda de esto puede revisar el esquema del concurso ¿Qué tan buen pronosticador eres? que se realiza en la comunidad #worldoffootball, ya que este concurso esta basado bajo ese mismo esquema.

@jacorv es el administrador de dicho concurso, quien es participantes en el concurso de futbol que llevo en la comunidad #worldoffootball, y no dudo en darme la oportunidad de realizar este concurso dentro de la comunidad que el administra. Es por ello que estoy muy agradecido con él por la oportunidad.

Los detalles de lo que ocurrió después del cambio de comunidad no son relevantes de mencionar. Lo que si me gustaría es afianzar es que, si no hay algún motivo extra, la etapa 2 del concurso se seguirá realizando en la comunidad #impulso.

Quisiera dar un especial agradecimiento a @steemcurator01 y @booming01 por el apoyo recibido de su parte en las curaciones de las diferentes ediciones de este concurso.

De igual manera quiero agradecer a @disconnect y #contestalerts por el constante apoyo en la difusión de este concurso. El trabajo de apoyo en la promoción de los concursos que ustedes hacen es muy importante y apreciado.

Solo me queda despedirme e invitarlos a que este pendiente en futuras publicaciones sobre la etapa 2 de este concurso donde se cubrirá la temporada 2022 del campeonato de la fórmula 1.

Esperemos que la pandemia no impida que el comienzo de este campeonato se vea afectado el primo año.

Me gustaría desearles a todos una feliz Navidad y un venturoso año 2022

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Gracias a @impulso por dejarme crear este concurso.

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Contest Do you know about Formula 1, prove it.

Closing season 2021

Organized by @theatrorve
Monday 20 12 2021
#impulse
English

Greetings Speed lovers of the #steemit community! Warm greetings to all the members of this community and the rest of the great #steemit family. This publication is to conclude stage 1 of the competition ***DO YOU KNOW FORMULA 1?.... PROVE IT, which covered the championship of the maximum automotive competition in its 2021 season.

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A championship that did not skimp on giving us emotions, joys, sadness and suspense, from the beginning to the end of it. There were 22 grand prix during the 2021 season, of which, 18 were covered by this contest.

This season can be classified as atypical and of little similarity to previous seasons in this category of automotive speed. Traditional teams that were not among the most attractive in the championship alongside emerging teams that are gradually positioning themselves among the elite in this style of sport.

The end of this season gave us a new champion at driver level. Max Verstappen was consecrated in the seat of honor of the championship. A young driver who will give a lot to talk about in the next editions of this championship.

He did not have it easy, Lewis Hamilton, who fought throughout the championship and was relegated to second place by a little. The definition of the drivers' championship took place on the last lap of the last Grand Prix of this season's calendar.

The Toro Rojo team showed an excellent advance in the technology of its car, however, this was not enough to win the constructors' championship as it was unable to overcome the supremacy of Mercedes, which proved that it is at the highest level of construction.

This fight between Toro Rojo and Mercedes made old legends disappear from the construction elite in the maximum motor category. Ferrari and McLaren gave a rather depressing show that left them far from the places of honor they usually occupied.

The overall driver's championship standings for the 2021 season are as follows:

Position	Driver	Points
1	Max Verstappen (Campeón)	395.5
2	Lewis Hamilton	387.5
3	Valtteri Bottas	226
4	Sergio Pérez	190
5	Carlos Sainz Jr.	164.5
6	Lando Norris	160
7	Charles Leclerc	159
8	Daniel Ricciardo	115
9	Pierre Gasly	110
10	Fernando Alonso	81
11	Esteban Ocon	74
12	Sebastian Vettel	43
13	Lance Stroll	34
14	Yuki Tsunoda	32
15	George Russell	16
16	Kimi Raikkonen	10
17	Nicholas Latifi	7
18	Antonio Giovinazzi	3
19	Mick Schumacher	0
20	Nikita Mazepin	0
21	Robert Kubica	0

The overall standings of the team competition are as follows:

Position	Scuderia	Points
1	# MERCEDES (Campeon) #	613.5
2	RED BULL	585.5
3	FERRARI	323.5
4	MCLAREN	275
5	ALPINE	155
6	ALPHATAURI	142
7	ASTON MARTIN	77
8	WILLIAMS	23
9	ALFA ROMEO	13
10	HAAS	0

Now focusing on the contest, there were 18 editions with a participation of 43 predictors. Some of them were constant, others did it sporadically and others abandoned the contest.

There was an award in each edition, where there was a podium consisting of the three participants who obtained more points in each Grand Prix, predicting the positions of each driver and each team at the end of them.

Below, I show you a summary of the winners of each edition of season 1 of this contest.

Summary of the winners by stage of the contest Do you know Formula 1? Prove it, Stage 1

Edition	Grand Prix	Podium
1	Grand Prix of Emilia Romagna	@josesan26
		@jmanuel-e
		@titopx
2	Grand Prix of Portugal	@Sportsjrfc2018
		@carenmarte
		@the-gorilla
3	Spanish Grand Prix	@jmanuel-e
		@fuentesjo3006
		@the-gorilla
4	Monaco Grand Prix	@edgarf1979
		@eve73
		@josesan26
5	Grand Prix of Azerbaijan	@mtmartinezt
		@alexarelatos
		@gehiel
6	French Grand Prix	@pastorjosuer
		@mistersport01-23
		@josesan26
7	Austrian Grand Prix	@fuentesjo3006
		@josesan26
		@greidica
8	Austrian Grand Prix 2	@josesan26
		@alexarelatos
		@edgarf1979
9	Rolex British Grand Prix	@gehiel
		@alexarelatos
		@mtmartinezt
10	Hungarian Grand Prix	@gehiel
		@mdjqo
		@epirela22
11	Italian Grand Prix	@karols1
		@fuentesjo3006
		vacancy
12	Russian Grand Prix	@alexandergudino
		@fuentesjo3006
		@eve73
13	Grand Prix of Turkey	@fuentesjo3006
		@emy.pets05
		@alexandergudino
14	United States Grand Prix	@edgarf1979
		@sportsjrcf2018
		@betop
15	Grand Prix of Mexico	@betop
		@edgarf1979
		@alexarelatos
16	Qatar Grand Prix	@alexarelatos
		@eve73
		@fuentesjo3006
17	Saudi Arabian Grand Prix	@alexandergudino
		@alexarelatos
		@fuentesjo3006
18	Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi	@betop
		@eve73
		@karols1

Each edition awards 20 steem as follows:

• First place 10 Steem
• Second place 6 Steem
• Third place 4 Steem

Some of these prizes were in tie mode by dividing them among several participants. A total of 360 were distributed in the total of the 18 editions.

Apart from the awards per edition, there was a general accumulated that would be won by the predictor who achieved the highest number of points among the 18 editions carried out in the contest.

The winner of this section was:

@fuentesjo3006

Who achieved the most points among all participants and won the prize of 100 Steem.

In total, the contest distributed 460 Steem and had the participation of 42 participants throughout the stage.

I would like to thank each of them by giving them a mention in this publication:

@fuentesjo3006, @alexarelatos, @josesan26, @sportsjrfc2018, @eve73, @jmanuel-e, @edgarf1979, @alexandergodino, @epirela22, @carenmarte, @titopx, @betop, @the-gorilla, @gehiel, @mtmartinezt, @emy.pets05, @mistersport01-23, @karols1, @greidica, @pastorjosuer, @juanoliviert, @mariav90, @josegonzalito, @norma16, @marcelo25, @dorjonaf, @norbgemigbe87, @helypm, @quinteromervin3, @omjng, @sweetacher, @sandradavila, @mdjqp, @orii.olivier, @frenmyn, @omjng, @nevis, @richgang, @joromi, @strong56, @nervins87 y @sahmie.

Each one of you gave life to this contest with your participation. Some of them constantly, others sporadically. I would still like to say to you,

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

thank you very much for your support.

I must admit that not everything was positive in this stage 1 of the contest. Unfortunately there were some negative situations that led to the annoyance of some participants.

Generally, whether I watch the race or not, I base the results by consulting the FORMULA 1 official website and the section dedicated to this sport by the television channel specialized in sports ESPN, I do this to try to have the greatest veracity and confirmation of the results of each grand prix.

There are complaints, decisions that take too long to be made by race stewards or race officials, appeals and other details that often delay or change the results of my races.

This created a conflict between several participants of the contest by awarding the participants of each competition as soon as the race was over and the decisions taken later by those who regulate the grand prix changed the positions of drivers and teams, causing a change in the table of positions that also changed the winners of the contest.

I assume that this error caused several participants to withdraw from the contest and dedicate themselves to making bad publicity for it.

Another situation that arose in the contest was to base the participation of some contestants under the premise of personal ethics that I handle in my life. I never imagined that there would be contestants who would modify the publications of participation in the contest to change the predictions and thus achieve points correction, alleging that I had made a transcription error in the Excel spreadsheet that I use for this purpose.

It is clear that after several complaints I could see this trick used by some participants, who were expelled or not taken into account in the following editions of the contest once demonstrated the use of this trick. However, many of them dedicated themselves to make bad comments about the contest to justify their tricks.

These mistakes, some on my part and others on the part of some participants, led me to take measures to try to keep the contest active. Like life, these mistakes led me to learn a little more and to strengthen the way I supervise the contest. Yes, it is more work, but it is clearly necessary for the contest to be transparent and attractive to those who participate.

Another situation that made it difficult to implement the contest was the change of the community where the contest was held. It is more than clear that this made that many people could not follow the contest or did not want to do it.

The change of community was made for personal reasons. Differences in criteria led me to do this and it is something whose reasons I will not expose in this publication. Suffice it to say that I try to work in situations where I feel comfortable and enjoy the work.

The community #impulso, gave me the opportunity to publish this contest of my creation, any doubt about this can review the scheme of the contest How good a predictor are you? that takes place in the community #worldoffootball, since this contest is based on the same scheme.

@jacorv is the administrator of this contest, who is a participant in the soccer contest that I run in the #worldoffootball community, and he didn't hesitate to give me the opportunity to run this contest within the community that he administers. That is why I am very grateful to him for the opportunity.

The details of what happened after the change of community are not relevant to mention. What I would like to affirm is that, if there is no extra reason, stage 2 of the contest will continue to be held in the #impulse community.

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I would like to give a special thanks to @steemcurator01 and @booming01 for the support received from them in the curating of the different editions of this contest.

Likewise I would like to thank @disconnect and #contestalerts for the constant support in the diffusion of this contest. The work of support in the promotion of the contests that you do is very important and appreciated.

It only remains for me to say goodbye and invite you to stay tuned in future posts about stage 2 of this contest where the 2022 season of the formula 1 championship will be covered.

Let's hope that the pandemic will not prevent the start of this championship to be affected in the first year.

I would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a happy 2022 year.

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Thanks to @impulse for letting me create this contest.

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