Who would you pick as top 3 in equal F1 machines?

This week the Sidebar has another new panel member, Alexis. He and Tom give us their top 3 drivers and who would be the best if put into the same car.

Give us your top 3 and tell us why.

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29 thoughts on “Who would you pick as top 3 in equal F1 machines?”

  1. In no particular order; Hamilton, Alonso, Ricciardo, with Vettel a fraction behind.

    None have ever been seriously beaten by a teammate, and all have proven themselves capable of the kind of “champions drives” either from the back of the pack or regularly wringing the neck of a car to reach positions that otherwise wouldn’t be deserved.

    Vettel misses it following a dismal 2014, but it’s very hard to separate him from these three – even with a great car you don’t win 4 titles without being one of the greats.

    Verstappen is super-quick but isn’t the full package yet. Give him another 3 years and it’s hard to imagine him not being in this group.

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  2. Everyone Rates 27 A Top Notch, But He Has Never Won A Single Podium, While 11, His Teammate, Has 7 Podiums Under His Belt By Driving For 2 Sub Par Teams.

    His 2013 Year Proves How Low MCLAREN Has Sunk After LEWIS Left The Team.

    GO, 44 !

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  3. Top 3 (order unsure): Alonso, Hamilton, Ricciardo
    Vettel very close behind, and Super Max soon to join the mix. Also Button can get amongst them when he has a good year.

    Unfortunately I can’t see any of those top 4 becoming teammates for a battle royale in the near future…

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  4. Alonso, Ricciardo, Hamilton. In that order. Alonso can drive the wheels off anything. Given a progressively worse car every year at Ferrari, and still managed to take the title down to the wire few times. Not to mention, the only driver to beat Schumacher in his prime this century…
    Ricciardo: A scrappy bugger, in the vein of compatriot Webber. A wheel to wheel specialist and quicker than he has any right to be. Nuff said.
    Hamilton: There is no substitute for being fast. And even though I don’t consider myself a fan, one cannot deny the guy is that. Championship winner with 2 different teams a rare feat these days, speaks to his ability.
    Mad Max needs more consistency, he’s too hit and miss right now, and as a team owner I’d have a hard time trusting to deliver race after race. Vettel… his RBR days gave him the perfect car for his driving style. Now? I think the Fezza is showing his weaknesses as a driver.

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