Top 10 F1 drivers of the 21st Century
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- 25th October 2010, 0:09 at 12:09 am #128267VettelSMember
The title says it all. Here’s my list:
01) Michael Schumacher
02) Mika Hakkinen
03) Sebastian Vettel
04) Fernando Alonso
05) Lewis Hamilton
06) Kimi Raikkonen
07) Juan Pablo Montoya
08) Rubens Barrichello
09) David Coulthard
10) Jaque Villeneuve
25th October 2010, 0:15 at 12:15 am #148790Fer no.65Participant21st Century?
1.- Nelsinho Piquet
2.- Piquet Jr
3.- Nelson Piquet Jr
4.- that bloke that crashed at Singapore 2008.
5.- Nelsinho Piquet
25th October 2010, 1:28 at 1:28 am #148791JourneyerParticipantMy list considers who’ve done well this century. As of today:
1. Michael Schumacher
2. Fernando Alonso (believe it or not, he’s the only guy other than Schumacher who’s won multiple titles this century)
3. Kimi Raikkonen
4. Lewis Hamilton
5. Jenson Button
6. Mika Hakkinen
7. Sebastian Vettel
8. Mark Webber
9. Felipe Massa
10. Rubens Barrichello
Honorable Mentions: David Coulthard, Juan Pablo Montoya, Robert Kubica, Ralf Schumacher, Jarno Trulli. The Jacques Villenueve of the 21st century was a pale shadow of the Jacques of the 20th.
If Webber wins the title this year, he will move up to 6th for me, ahead of Hakkinen (who like Villeneuve saw his best form in the 20th century rather than the 21st). If Vettel wins, I may actually move him up to 5th, ahead even of Button.
25th October 2010, 5:17 at 5:17 am #148792RobRMemberSchumacher (Ralf… just kidding)
Raikkonen
Hamilton
Alonso
Montoya
Massa
Webber
Vettel
Kubica
Rosberg
and no I’m not going to put them in any order.
25th October 2010, 7:40 at 7:40 am #148793IcthyesParticipantKinda difficult – Hakkinen was a top driver who drove in the 21st Century but his best performances came just before it. So he had the calibre but not the results.
25th October 2010, 7:58 at 7:58 am #148794Dan ThornParticipantHas to be Schumacher at 1 and Alonso at 2. After that it’s kinda difficult, but for me it goes like this:
3. Hamilton
4. Montoya
5. Raikkonen
6. Button
7. Webber
8. Vettel
9. Massa
10. Barrichello
The likes of Hakkinen and Villeneuve all had great drives since 2000 but I haven’t included them becauce their best was in the last century. DC would probably be 11th on my list.
25th October 2010, 8:08 at 8:08 am #148795GirtsParticipant1. Fernando Alonso
2. Lewis Hamilton
3. Michael Schumacher
4. Kimi Raikkonen
5. Felipe Massa
6. Sebastian Vettel
7. Mark Webber
8. Robert Kubica
9. Jenson Button
10. Rubens Barrichello
25th October 2010, 8:18 at 8:18 am #148796TodfodParticipantMaybe I’m the only guy who is not placing Schumi at the top
1) Fernando Alonso
2) Lewis Hamilton
3) Michael Schumacher
4) Kimi Raikkonnen
5) Sebastian Vettel
6) Robert Kubica
7) Mika Hakkinnen
8) Juan Pablo Montoya
9) Nico Rosberg
10) Felipe Massa
25th October 2010, 8:18 at 8:18 am #148797TodfodParticipantGirts you just beat me to it!
25th October 2010, 8:37 at 8:37 am #148798GirtsParticipantYeah I just think that Alonso and Hamilton have been performing better in bad cars and that they have won a lot of races with more limited resources e.g. no tyres developed according to their specific wishes, less testing etc.
25th October 2010, 8:42 at 8:42 am #148799SlrParticipant1) Michael Schumacher
2) Fernando Alonso
3) Kimi Raikkonen
4) Lewis Hamilton
5) Juan Pablo Montoya
6) Felipe Massa
7) Jenson Button
8) Sebastian Vettel
9) Mika Hakkinen
10) Giancarlo Fisichella
25th October 2010, 9:01 at 9:01 am #148800JourneyerParticipantGood point about Fisi, SLR. I’d swap him for Trulli in my Top 15.
25th October 2010, 11:25 at 11:25 am #148801CiaranParticipant1.Michael Schumacher
2.Fernando Alonso
3.Kimi Raikkonen
4.Lewis Hamilton
5.Rubens Barrichello
6.Felipe Massa
7.Juan Pablo Montoya
8.Jenson Button
9.Sebastian Vettel
10.David Coulthard
25th October 2010, 11:47 at 11:47 am #148802Juan Pablo HeidfeldParticipant1. Fernando Alonso
2. Juan Pablo Montoya
3. Lewis Hamilton
4. Kimi Raikkonen
5. Michael Schumacher – Was it really that hard to win with Ferrari?
6. Jenson Button
7. Sebastian Vettel
8. Rubens Barrichello
9. Giancarlo Fisichella
10. Mika Hakkinen
25th October 2010, 12:19 at 12:19 pm #148803AnonymousInactive1 – Fernando Alonso
2 – Michael Schumacher
3 – Mark Webber
4 – Lewis Hsmilton
5 – Juan Pablo Montoya
6 – Felipe Massa
7 – Rubens Barrichello
8 – David Coulthard
9 – Jenson Button
10 – Robert Kubica
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