To start off with we have Vettel at the top of the table after a 3rd place at Albert Park Australia and a controversial win at Sepang Malaysia.
Should Vettel be at the top?
Even if Vettel did follow team orders his result would have put him in joint first with team mate Mark Webber. Vettel would be there either way.
Räikkönen in second place after a dominant win at Australia. A 7th place secured him 6 points but lack of consistency. Lets hope that the consistency we saw last year falls into place.
An unhappy Mark Webber in 3rd place. Not where he could have been, but now the feud between them has settled we should see Webber thrive in the following races to come including his all time favourite Monaco.
Lewis Hamilton in a very happy 4th place not expected by the Mercedes team. His position showing that consistency keeps you high up the table.
Nico Rosberg in 7th could be slightly higher if team orders were not in place. The favour should be returned in the future.
Jenson Button in a unhappy 13th place after a very disappointing race result in Australia and a retirement in Malaysia.
Jules Bianchi doing very well the Marussia even competing with the Williams of Maldonado and Bottas. Bianchi deserves some points even though only two races have passed and it would be very good too see him progress up the table.
Pastor Maldonado in last place will be disappointed with the start to the season but should pick up points as the season progresses.
These are what I think are the top stories in the Driver Championship Table.
Räikkönen in second place after a dominant win at Australia. A 7th place secured him 6 points but lack of consistency. Lets hope that the consistency we saw last year falls into place.
An unhappy Mark Webber in 3rd place. Not where he could have been, but now the feud between them has settled we should see Webber thrive in the following races to come including his all time favourite Monaco.
Lewis Hamilton in a very happy 4th place not expected by the Mercedes team. His position showing that consistency keeps you high up the table.
Nico Rosberg in 7th could be slightly higher if team orders were not in place. The favour should be returned in the future.
Jenson Button in a unhappy 13th place after a very disappointing race result in Australia and a retirement in Malaysia.
Jules Bianchi doing very well the Marussia even competing with the Williams of Maldonado and Bottas. Bianchi deserves some points even though only two races have passed and it would be very good too see him progress up the table.
Pastor Maldonado in last place will be disappointed with the start to the season but should pick up points as the season progresses.
These are what I think are the top stories in the Driver Championship Table.
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