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Alpine Pierre Gasly sneaks into the top 10, thanks largely to his strong finish to the season. While the start of the year wasn’t bad, Alpine’s lack of performance made it tough to judge his efforts. But when the car finally became competitive, Gasly made the most of it. He scored points in four of the final five rounds, including a standout performance in Brazil, where Alpine celebrated a memorable double podium. Gasly also narrowly outqualified his teammate, Esteban Ocon, with a 16-13 edge in qualifying and sprint sessions. His third-place grid position in Las Vegas was a highlight, showcasing his ability to deliver when it mattered most. 9. Lewis Hamilton

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Pierre Gasly sneaks into the top 10, thanks largely to his strong finish to the season. While the start of the year wasn’t bad, Alpine’s lack of performance made it tough to judge his efforts. But when the car finally became competitive, Gasly made the most of it.

He scored points in four of the final five rounds, including a standout performance in Brazil, where Alpine celebrated a memorable double podium. Gasly also narrowly outqualified his teammate, Esteban Ocon, with a 16-13 edge in qualifying and sprint sessions. His third-place grid position in Las Vegas was a highlight, showcasing his ability to deliver when it mattered most.

9. Lewis Hamilton

F1 Driver Rankings: The Top 10 Performers of 2024

It’s that time of year again, folks! The Formula 1 season has wrapped up, and with it comes the inevitable debate: who were the top 10 drivers of 2024? This list is sure to spark some heated discussions and maybe even awaken a few trolls. But hey, that’s part of the fun, right?

Before we dive in, let’s set the ground rules. This ranking isn’t about career achievements or future potential. It’s purely based on how each driver performed this season relative to expectations. We’ve done our best to remove car performance from the equation and focus on the drivers themselves. So, without further ado, let’s get into it!

10. Pierre Gasly

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Originally Written by: Haas

Nico Hülkenberg was one of the feel-good stories of 2024. Haas climbed from the bottom of the constructors’ standings to seventh, and Hülkenberg played a pivotal role in that turnaround. He scored points in 12 of the 24 races and qualified in the top 10 on 11 occasions.

While a podium finish remains elusive for Hülkenberg, his consistency was remarkable. He finished 11th seven times, proving he was always on the cusp of breaking into the points. If given a front-running car, it’s easy to imagine him becoming a regular podium contender.

7. Fernando Alonso

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