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#3 Sebastian Vettel
In third place is a four-time world champion, Sebastian Vettel. The Ferrari driver is seeking his 5th world championship this season and his first for Ferrari, with him wanting to emulate his hero Michael Schumacher.
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Ferrari themselves look to have closed the gap to Mercedes over the winter and since the first race of the season in Australia, they look even stronger. Vettel is level on wins with Hamilton in the 2018 season so far, showing just how tight this season between the two is and will hopefully continue to be.
Vettel capitalized on the double retirement for Mercedes last weekend in Austria and now leads the drivers’ championship by one point. He looks more determined to win this year and with this being Ferrari’s best chance in years, this is the year to show everyone why you’re a four-time champion.
