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F1 Driver of the Year

We are currently experiencing a golden era of Motor Sport; with the 2012 season consisting of 6 World Champions all competing for the right to be crowned the Champion of the world once again in one of the most competitive seasons in memory. With there having been seven different winners from the first seven races of the season, we not only saw some supreme level of skill displayed, but also enjoyed unprecedented levels of excitement and entertainment. Sebastian Vettel may well have took the crown, but with the supremacy of the Red Bull car during the latter part of the season, was he really the best driver? MoneySupermarket.com is currently working on improving its black box insurance offering, where car insurance premiums are calculated based on driving skills and behaviours rather than statistics such as age. In order to reflect this offering, we decided to make sure that the right man got rewarded by asking some of the most recognised and respected online motorsport experts to vote for their overall top ten drivers of the 2012 season...



F1 Driver of the Year!


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