Half way into the season, name your top 10 drivers so far this year...

Results will be tallied up on the 7th of August.


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0: Sainz Jnr <3
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1st: Vettel
2nd: Raikkonen
3rd: Hamilton
4th: Rosberg
5th: Alonso
6th: Hulk
7th: Bianchi
8th: Di Resta
9th: Vergne
10th: Pic

 

1st: Vettel
2nd: Rosberg
3rd: Hamilton
4th: Alonso
5th: Raikkonen
6th: Bianchi
7th: Sutil
8th: Webber
9th: Hulk
10th: di Resta

 

1st: Rosberg
2nd: Raikkonen
3rd: Vettel
4th: Alonso
5th: Lewis
6th: Button
7th: Sutil
8th: Webber
9th: Hulk
10th: di Resta

 

1st: Kimi Raikkonen
2nd: Sebastian Vettel
3rd: Fernando Alonso
4th: Nico Rosberg
5th: Paul Di Resta
6th: John McClane
7th: Mark Webber
8th: Nico Hulkenberg
9th: Jules Bianchi
10th Felipe Massa

 

1st: Raikkonen
2nd: Rosberg
3rd: Hamilton
4th: Vettel
5th: Alonso
6th: Hulkenberg
7th: PIC
8th: Bianchi
9th: Grosjean
10th: Perez

 

1st: Vettel
2nd: Kimi
3rd: Hamilton
4th: Rosberg
5th: Alonso
6th: Hulk
7th: Di Resta
8th: Bianchi
9th: Ricciardo
10th: Webber

 

1st: Vettel
2nd: Raikkonen
3rd: Alonso
4th: Hamilton
5th: Button
6th: Rosberg
7th: Bianchi
8th: Hulkenberg
9th: Di Resta
10th: Webber

 

1st: Vettel
2nd: Raikkonen
3rd: Hamilton
4th: Rosberg
5th: Hulkenberg
6th: Alonso
7th: Button
8th: Perez
9th: Massa
10th: Bianchi

 

Am I the only one who thinks Pic is doing a good job?

 

10th: Ricciardo - great qualifying pace has seen his Toro Rosso become pretty much a feature in Q3, but needs to start converting that into points
9th: Bianchi - was the complete class of the back of the pack at the start of the season. The Marussia's pace has left him somewhat stranded in recent races though
8th: Button - has collected double his team-mate's points tally and dragged the Mclaren to high points finishes its pace does not deserve
7th: Rosberg - started extremely well for Mercedes, but has faded in recent weeks in contrast to his team-mate
6th: di Resta - everyone expected Sutil to completely outclass him and it hasn't happened. Reliability woes and lack of development have hurt his recent performances though
5th: Hulkenberg - scraping points in that Sauber is nothing short of a minor miracle
4th: Hamilton - poor start to the season but has now found his one-lap pace once again and Hungary proved he can turn that into wins
3rd: Raikkonen - I knew that as soon as he was hyped up for WDC contention he would struggle to pick up that elusive second win. As with last year, he's picked up plenty of podium finishes but needs to convert those into wins to challenge Vettel
2nd: Alonso - has continued to consistently pick up high points in a car that is increasingly slipping down the grid, and is only one point behind Raikkonen in the WDC
1st: Vettel. No contest I'm afraid - he tops the WDC for a reason, and would do so by a far greater margin had he not retired in Silverstone.

Honourable mentions go to Perez, who destroyed Button at the start of the season; Grosjean, who's looked a real talent in the last two races; and Bottas, for qualifying so well at Canada.

 

1st: Sebastian Vettel
2nd: Nico Rosberg
3rd: Kimi Raikkonen
4th: Lewis Hamilton
5th: Fernando Alonso
6th: Nico Hulkenberg
7th: Romain Grosjean
8th: Daniel Ricciardo
9th: Jules Bianchi
10th: Paul di Resta

 

1st: Sebastian Vettel
2nd: Fernando Alonso
3rd: Kimi Raikkonen
4th: Lewis Hamilton
5th: Nico Rosberg
6th: Nico Hulkenberg
7th: Paul di Resta
8th: Jules Bianchi
9th: Jenson Button
10th: Mark Webber