[WheelToWheel]

AS, asked 9 very high respected F1 journos which drivers would win if everyone had the same car.

Pino Alievi (Gazzetta dello Sport, 35 years in F1)
1 Alonso
2 Hamilton
3 Rosberg
4 Ricciardo
5 Vettel

Mark Hughes (Motorsport Magazine, 17 years in F1)
1 Alonso
2 Ricciardo
3 Hamilton
4 Vettel
5 Verstappen

Andrew Benson (BBC Sports, 20 years in F1)
1 Alonso
1 Hamilton
3 Ricciardo
4 Vettel
5 Rosberg

James Allen (Financial Times, 23 years in F1)
1 Hamilton
2 Ricciardo
3 Alonso
4 Vettel
5 Rosberg

Livio Oricchio (Globosporte, 27 years in F1)
1 Alonso
2 Hamilton
3 Vettel
4 Rosberg
5 Riccciardo

Michael Schmidt (Auto motor und sport, 35 years in F1)
1 Alonso
2 Hamilton
3 Vettel
4 Ricciardo
5 Rosberg

J. M. Rubio (Autopista/ Marca, 40 years in F1)
1 Alonso
2 Hamilton
3 Pérez
4 Sainz
5 Verstappen

Juan Fossaroli (FOX Sports, 20 years in F1)
1 Alonso
2 Hamilton
3 Ricciardo
4 Vettel
5 Pérez

Frederic Ferret (L´Equipe, 14 years in F1)
1 Alonso
2 Hamilton
3 Rosberg
4 Vettel
5 Sainz

http://motor.as.com/…410_029992.html

[Iestyn Davies]

Going by the old F1 points system, 9-6-4-3-2, gives:

Alonso – 92
Hamilton – 58
Ricciardo – 28
Vettel – 25
Rosberg – 17
Perez – 6
Sainz – 5
Verstappen – 4

[Craig Woollard]

I don’t quite understand this. On what track? With what conditions? In which car? Over a season or just one race? There are still so many grey areas here that it would be impossible to rank the drivers in such a way.

[Chicane85]

guys i want to ask , why is mclaren heading to being a mid table team?, what’s happening, and why is it taking so much time to have a powerful honda engine, it’s been 2 years now and we still have a slow car…

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