F1 Fan Ratings: Driver Scores by Race

About this chart

What it shows. How fans rated each driver's performance, on a scale of 0 to 10. One chart shows the season average for every driver; a second shows the scores for a single round once you enter its number.

How to read it. Both charts are horizontal bars in TracingInsights' team colours, sorted from the highest score at the top to the lowest, with the score printed on each bar. The season chart is always shown. For the race chart, type the round number in the first box and the Grand Prix name, which is used only for the title, in the second; if the round has no ratings the chart stays empty.

What to look for. Fan ratings reward performance relative to the car, so a driver who scores a few points in a midfield car can rate above the winner. Compare a driver's race score with their season average to spot standout weekends, and compare team-mates to see whom fans think got more out of the same machinery.

Data and caveats. Scores come from a public spreadsheet of fan ratings, not from timing data, and the season average is the mean of a driver's race scores. The sheet currently holds the 2023 season. Ratings are opinions and reflect who voted, so treat them as a measure of perception rather than of performance.