2022 My Way

I'm taking away 0.2 seconds per lap of performance from Red Bull in response to them breaking the cost cap in 2021, as the original punishment is nowhere near acceptable. Magnussen's massive increase in performance is due to me acting as if he was actually part of Haas over the winter.

In Australia, Sainz wouldn't have to be fighting other cars on high fuel on hards, as he would've already had a lead on less fuel when he swapped to hards.

In Imola, Leclerc would've been quite far ahead of Perez and so wouldn't have been fighting for DRS when he spun. Also in Imola, Sainz wouldn't have made his mistake, would've qualified ahead of Leclerc and won the sprint and the main race with that pace. In Miami, Perez wouldn't have had the engine issue.

In Spain, Verstappen wouldn't have had the DRS issue and Russell would've gotten Hamilton's strategy. There's no point in taking away Perez' engine failure in Canada as he wasn't making any progress.

In Hungary, Sainz was faster than Leclerc and was only behind because Leclerc overcut him and then pulled away with fresher tires. Of course, Ferrari wouldn't have made their strategy mistake they made there. Even if Verstappen had his issue in qualifying, I don't believe he would've had the pace to beat Hamilton or the Ferraris. In Belgium, Leclerc pitted far too early for his strategy, and based on how far he was behind Verstappen, I believe this is where he'd have finished.

In Singapore, Hamilton wouldn't have been stuck behind Sainz in dirty air as he would've qualified 1 place closer to him and gotten ahead at the start, preventing his crash. In Japan, Schumacher would've taken Vettel's gamble instead of his own. Schumacher's podium was very unlikely, but he could have been lapping that much faster than Vettel based on his first lap compared to Vettel's, and I want Haas to get a podium.