Glenn Freeman

When I saw that, I thought, oh, there we go.

That's the kind of error that puts you at the bottom of Ed's ranking.

So I guess this is perhaps also a chance to maybe explain why Nico Hulkenberg ended up last as well instead of Oscar Piastri.

Yep, pretty rubbish and deserves to put you down the bottom, I think.

We'll see that as a pattern as we do these through the season.

We're going to finish then with our final regular piece that we'll keep coming back to in these Q&As, which is looking at our championship standings that we create from these rankings.

So what we do is we take the top 10 from Ed's list each time and apply the F1 points system.

And then F1 Visualized, who we work with on social media, creates a lovely graphic for us, which if you're watching the video version of this, you'll be able to see on screen.

Ed, we won't go through each driver on here, but to give people a rough idea of how the point standings are shaping up in your world, it's a Mercedes 1-2 here as well with Antonelli F1.

three points ahead of Russell.

Then there's a 10-point drop to Lewis Hamilton in third.

And right behind him, we've got Lando Norris and Carlos Sainz.

So they're our top five.

Then there's a little drop again to Arvid Lindblad and Charles Leclerc, who are tied on 35 points.

And then it's Gasly, Behrman and Piastri, which I think

is our top 10.

Ed, I know in the past you've tried not to look at this graphic because you don't want it to influence your thinking as the season goes on.

So once again, we're putting you outside of your comfort zone by making you look at this.

I've got something that stands out to me that I'll mention in a moment, but how do you feel that your, your Ed Straw driver rankings championship is shaping up?

What do you make of the standing so far?