Grand Prix Rejects

1. Rosberg
2. Senna - another solid drive, starting to find consistency.

1. Nico Rosberg - Never thought he had it in him. Great drive.
2. Romain Grosjean - A nice solid drive for a step towards unrejectification after big disappointments in the first 2 races.

1. Rosberg - by definition, actually
2. Grosjean - for finishing it's a bonus that he's now one step closer to unrejectification

1. Rosberg for his sheer dominance and not bottling it.

2. Grosjean for his first ever impressive performance in an F1 GP.

Amazed Massa's appalling strategy that failed, that led to him backing up nearly all the runners and then resulted in him slipping down the grid to 13th, and being 5 seconds behind Alonso after Alonso threw his car off the road, was somehow worthy of praise.

In 2010 the guy was beating Alonso on race pace.

Edited because jackanderton [...] does not warrant a legitimate answer.

1. Rosberg: A maiden win with a car which many of us doubted the real abilities. Be glad, Nico, you won't be the new Nick Heidfeld.

2. Williams: after a shameful last year and a driver line-up considered doubtful at best, it's a nice surprise seeing them pulling a double points-finish.

HM: Grosjean: At least, he finished this time... Seriously, while It's a step taken towards unrejectification, the performance of the car prevent him to be higher in my vote.

Pamphlet wrote:Edited because jackanderton [...] does not warrant a legitimate answer.

What makes you say that?

Massa hasn't finished above 5th for 24 races.
Meanwhile his teammate (remember Massa said he is no number 2) has managed this SIXTEEN TIMES.

Rosberg is my first vote for obvious reasons. The second is Williams. That was some race pace!

RESULTS

1. Nico Rosberg - 396 pts
2. Romain Grosjean - 123 pts
3. Williams-Renault in general - 104 pts
4. Sebastian Vettel - 22 pts
5. Jean-Eric Vergne - 12 pts
6. Felipe Massa - 10 pts
7. Bruno Senna - 9 pts