Thread: The Future Stars

Originally Posted by Harakimi

I think also comparing to team mate (qually and race finish) would be a fair way to go up or down in rankings?

Yup, it sure would. But that's unfortunately not possible as that comparative data isn't compiled.

Perhaps if I start a sweatshop somewhere.

There's a new guy in the top ten now. This honour goes to Will Bratt, currently fourth in the UK Formula Renault 2.0 series.

Born in 1988 Will Bratt is now in his fifth year of racing after moving up from ICA Junior karting to the British T Cars championship where he scored his first win in his first season 2003. In 2004 he became the T cars champion winning 14 of 18 races. He then moved on to single seaters in Formula Renault and took part in the UK winter championship where he ended up 11th. In 2006 he scored his first Renault 2.0 win and so far this year he's added three more wins to his CV. In 96 races he has scored 19 wins, 30 podiums and 18 pole positions.

Other things of note on the top ten is that Romain Grosjean is closing in on Sebastian Vettel after his three wins so far in the F3 Euroseries.

1. Lewis Hamilton, Great Britain, 39 wins
2. Nelson Piquet jr, Brazil, 34 wins
3. Carl Skerlong, USA, 30 wins
4. Sebastian Vettel, Germany, 29 wins
5. Romain Grosjean, France, 27 wins
6. Phil Quaife, Great Britain, 24 wins
7. Nico H?lkenberg, Germany, 20 wins
8. Will Bratt, Great Britain, 19 wins
9. Colin Braun, USA, 18 wins
10. Charlie Kimball, USA, 18 wins
10. Nico Rosberg, Germany, 18 wins

http://www.driverdb.com/future-racing-stars.html