Without doubt the worst driver pairing that I witnessed was as recently as last year in the Williams - being Maldonado and B. Senna. That car was capable of so, so much more but the monkeys in the thing were terrible. They may as well have put their buckets of money in the car - Frank would have be...

Without doubt the worst driver pairing that I witnessed was as recently as last year in the Williams - being Maldonado and B. Senna. That car was capable of so, so much more but the monkeys in the thing were terrible. They may as well have put their buckets of money in the car - Frank would have bee...

Kubica. I believe if he hasn't have bad his accident he would have been considered in the same class as Vettel, Hamilton and Alonso. Such a shame for him and the people of Poland - not sure if there has ever been a decent Pole (?) in F1 before?

Based on the performance, I think both Ricciardo and JEV are still yet to be classed in the same category with Buemi and Alguersuari. Even if they are already good enough to fill the RBR seat, there are still Buemi and Alguersuari which IMHO were doing better than the current STR duo. And between B...

Comparing Ricciardo / Vergne against anyone else is useless. What I will say is that, when compared to Vergne, Ricciardo is more reliable, makes less mistakes and shows better race-craft. Not to mention Marko stating he gives better feed-back on the car and has a better technical knowledge of the sp...

All the contrived changes bought into F1 - DRS, KERS (to a degree), fairy floss tyres - would cease to exist if someone could find a way for a trailing car not to have their aerodynamic performance negatively impacted by the car ahead. You would think a multi-billion dollar per year sport with some ...

Definitely Barrichello. He was more consistent and reliable.

Massa, on his day, would be quicker though. But those days have been inconsistent over the last few years.