Mike Hakkinen

which, if time + age no object would you like to see the race in Malaysia? Do not worry a whole grid!

1) Mike Hawthown
2) Nikki Lauda
3) Fernando Alonso
4) Mikka Hakkinen
5) Nigel Mansell
6) Jhonny Herbert
7) Ayrton Senna
8) Yuji Ide (comedy value)!
9) John Surtees
10) Mario Andretti
11) Jochen Rhinct
12) Emerson Fittipaldi
13) Lewis Hamilton (see if it can double)
14) Teo Fabi (remember him if you can )!!!!

1 - Michael Schumacher
2 - Mika Hakkinen
3 - Tazio Nuvolari
4 - Ayrton Senna
5 - Keke Rosberg
6 - Nigel Mansell
7 - Emerson Fittipaldi
8 - Stirling Moss
9 - Alain Prost
10 - Juan Manuel Fangio
11 - Kimi Raikkonen
12 - Sebastian Vettel
13 - Nico Rosberg
14 - Didier Peroni
15 - Roland Ratzenberger (to give the guy a chance as he never got a good one)
16 - Ricardo Paletti (same reason Ratezenberger)
17 - James Hunt
18 - Gilles Villeneuve
19 - Rene Arnoux
20 - Ronnie Peterson
21 - Jackie Stewart
22 - Jim Clark

As I've got a car that Ferrari in 2002 and 2004 were fantastic cars the best cars I've ever experienced (im only 21 so my F1 history is more limited than yours no doubt)

but I think my schedule would spectical an impressive race and I think the teams were going with numbers and numbers one and two pilots in a number of team and three and four are in pairs, etc.

then watch my team line-ups there awesome lol

lol Thanks man Flag

My F1 history dates only to 1992. I must be younger than you!

1) Michael Schmacher
2) Juan Pablo Montoya
3) Mikka Hakkinen
4) Alain Prost
5) Aayrton Senna
6) Lewis Hamilton
7) Eddie Urvine
8) Martin Brundle
9) Gerhard Berger
10) My husband - to prove he is not as good as he thinks
11) Johnny Herbert - my husband does not look so bad

Juan Manuel Fangio
Alberto Ascari
Stirling Moss
Jack Brabham
Jimmy Clark
Jochen Rindt
Jackie Stewart
Francois Cevert
Emerson Fittipaldi
Lauda
James Hunt
Andretti
Ronnie Peterson
Alan Jones
Piquet
Villeneuve
Keke Rosberg
Prost
Nigel Mansell (just to see him sulking again)
Senna
Schumacher
Hakkinen
Raikkonen
Lewis Hamilton (especially to show the people of the United Kingdom it is not the best driver ever ... it is not even in the top 20)

No idea how this would translate into a grid ... All these drivers have spent most of their careers forward.

For a car, I'd go for the Lotus 72D ... not only the most beautiful car ever, but one of the most successful too. "A driver of" the car if there ever was one.

PS
Why would you want Teo Fabi is beyond me ... his little brother Corrado was much more talented. Nobody cared much Fabi, after he was the only deserter in the drivers' strike in 1982.

1) Ayrton Senna
2) Michael Schumacher
3) Alan Prost
4) Nelson Piquet
5) Kimi Raikkonen
6) Gerhard Berger
7) Juan Manuel Fangio
8) Niki Lauda
9) Lewis Hamilton
10) Fernando Alonso
11) Stirling Moss
12) Damon Hill
13) Jacques Villeneuven
14) Keke Rosberg
15) Eddie Irvine
16) Nick Heidfeld
17) Mika Hakkinen
18) Rubens Barrichello

My network would be similar to rosbiff, but I would add

Roger Williamson
Damon Hill
Tom Pryce and

Senna
Prost
Lauda
Piq.