Is it justified to see the back of Danny Ric instead of another driver in the Red Bull garage?

Things are set to change in the driver power rankings after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. But how much?

Another race with intrigue and mystery means that the power rankings are once again filled with exactly the same levels of excitement.

An enthralling Azerbaijan Grand Prix is in the books as Oscar Piastri delivered a masterclass to claim his second-ever F1 win.

The Driver Power Rankings are as fascinating as the team ones with plenty of movement ready to happen after an exciting Italian GP.

Once again we find ourselves intrigued by the order of the teams and just where they will end up on this list.

Another round is in the books of the 2024 F1 season and things continue to get extra exciting at the front of the field.

It’s been a while since we’ve been able to rank the drivers with plenty happening since we last did so back in round 12.

After a few rounds away, a bit has changed in the landscape of F1, and that is particularly reflected in the world of F1 power rankings.

With another race in the books, just what is on the agenda when it comes to the world of F1?

An epic British Grand Prix is behind us as Lewis Hamilton returned to the top step of the podium for the first time in nearly three years.

The F1 team power rankings continue to be an interesting talking point as the top teams move ahead while the middle pack gets closer.

A feisty Austrian Grand Prix is behind us with the entire F1 world seemingly pointing fingers in one direction for a certain incident.

Another strong performance by Lando Norris was trumped at the death by another strong performance by Max Verstappen.

Round 10 F1 team power rankings: Ferrari falling back as Mercedes continues to improve.

As soon as you think there is some consistency in the power rankings, a race like Montreal happens.

Just as one team seems likely to mount a challenge at the top, another comes along to challenge them as well.

Once again Montreal has delivered a great race as we say au revoir to another fantastic Canadian Grand Prix.

For the first time in 41 races, Charles Leclerc is a race winner. And what a place to do it, at home in Monaco.

The intriguing battle at the top of F1 for team supremacy continues as the cars in red show that they aren’t going anywhere.