Chuck's Driver Rankings & Stats

Drivers who raced in F1 in the last 12 months :

1	Lewis Hamilton		2186
2	Fernando Alonso		2186
3	Felipe Massa		2163
4	Kimi Raikkonen		2160
5	Michael Schumacher		2152
6	Jenson Button		2132
7	Robert Kubica		2116
8	Sebastian Vettel		2115
9	Mark Webber		2112
10	Nico Rosberg		2105
11	Nick Heidfeld		2097
12	Rubens Barrichello		2064
13	Timo Glock		2006
14	Jarno Trulli		1984
15	Nico Hulkenberg		1979
16	Jaime Alguersuari		1971
17	Heikki Kovalainen		1967
18	Giancarlo Fisichella		1950
19	Vitaly Petrov		1945
20	Romain Grosjean		1942
21	Sebastien Buemi		1917
22	Kamui Kobayashi		1903
23	Lucas di Grassi		1902
24	Kazuki Nakajima		1901
25	Pedro de la Rosa		1901
26	Vitantonio Liuzzi		1899
27	Adrian Sutil		1894
28	Bruno Senna		1893
29	Karun Chandhok		1795

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• F1: Massa, Alonso, summoned to FIA team orders hearing

  Ferrari's race drivers have been summoned by the FIA to the forthcoming disciplinary hearing of the World Motor Sport Council. That is the claim of the Spanish sports daily AS, which on Friday said both Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa must appear either in person in Paris or via video link. The pair swapped positions during July's German Grand Prix at Hockenheim, allegedly due to the imposition of an illegal team order. Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali said before leaving Spa-Francorchamps last weekend that he was "sure the World Council will ...

• F1: Abu Dhabi denies funding Bulgaria F1 track

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