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#2 Rubens Barrichello (2000-05)
Although Barrichello has the least number of wins for Ferrari (9) on this list, he has the 2nd most number of podium finishes (55). Barrichello was completely overshadowed during his time with Ferrari, being partnered with Michael Schumacher from 2000-2005.
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The Brazillian started his career with Jordan in 1993, before racing for Stewart from 1997-1999. Barrichello was considered one of the best-wet race drivers, during the time, and won his first Grand Prix at Hockenheimring in 2000.
His most successful season was the 2002 season, where he managed to win 4 Grands Prix and finished 2nd in the Championship table. His teammate, on the other hand, had won the Championship until 2004.
His worst season came in 2005, which was his last season for the team. He finished 8th in the Championship table, and could only achieve 2 podium finishes.
After the horrendous season, Barrichello signed for Honda, and raced for them for 2 years, before finishing his 18-year-long career with Williams in 2011.
