Brawn: The list of fastest F1 drivers makes sense

The Director of Formula 1 rejects the criticism that has arisen since the publication of the official ranking of the fastest racers in the history of Formula 1, noting that the ranking makes some sense when examined in detail.

Formulation 1, in collaboration with partner AWS, recently published a list of the fastest drivers in the history of Formula 1 , which raised a lot of dust.

Ayrton Senna is at the top of the list, followed by Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton.

Many fans were most struck by the fact that the place among the top ten was found by fairly average racers Heiki Kovalainen and Jarno Trulli, while the rankings do not find names such as Niki Lauda or Alain Prost.

This immediately provoked a lot of laughs on social networks, which, according to Ross Brown, is not entirely justified.

One or two names may stand out at first glance, but on second glance the scale makes some sense. Engineers would be able to tell you that Jarno Trulli was one of the fastest racers they worked with. I think that the list makes sense, but in any case it has caused debates, which is any case good thing.