AUTOSPORT's 2013 F1 driver ratings
After every grand prix, EDD STRAW has assessed each driver's performance and awarded a mark out of 10. Here is his end-of-year report on F1's 23-strong class of 2013
Who was the best driver of 2013? Few would argue that it was Sebastian Vettel, a fact reflected in his average rating being 0.5 higher than any other driver.
During the course of the season, AUTOSPORT rated each driver's weekend performance out of 10 based upon a range of criteria. This took into account progress in practice, qualifying and the race relative to realistic expectations, as well as mistakes and isolating those days when drivers really excelled.
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