4. Charles Leclerc
Another day, another teammate disaster at Ferrari. Well... maybe not a disaster. But a clear 1/2 dichotomy nonetheless. Leclerc benefits from it this time. Do wonder though. What happened to the Vettel of 2015?
3. Kimi Raikkonen
Bonus points for entertainment! No other driver in his class has produced a drive like that this season. He shows his motivated class once again. Shout out to the sponsors on the back of Kimi's car last race. (Maybe give us one too?)
2. Pierre Gasly
Another day, wait -- we already used that one. Anyways, Gasly continues to eradicate Kyvat off the face of the Earth. No one has come close to him since Verstappen. Anywhere but Red Bull would suit his career so well at this point. Hope he gets the right move forwards.
1. Lewis Hamilton
Come on man. I could have put Perez, or Latifi, or Grosjean, but cmon. Bias aside, this has to be a moment worth celebrating. We cant limit his success because of how we feel about his car. As slow as the rest of the field may be in comparison this is by no means reason to forget what we're witnessing. Make sure you write this one down. This story's what the grandkids will be asking about.
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