A few of the world’s best drivers have all set themselves up to compete in the 2018 Audi Q5 Sport, which is set to take to the track at the Nurburgring on September 10.
We’ll start with Michael Schumacher, the man who has won more Grand Prix wins than anyone in the world.
The German has already set the bar very high in the past.
He set a new record for most career wins with 13, set in 2015.
He also has the second most championships in Formula 1 behind Lewis Hamilton with 27.
Schumacher’s record of winning five consecutive world titles with a dominant team, the Red Bull team, is one that’s unlikely to be repeated anytime soon.
However, he’s the type of driver who is able to pull off the impossible with a consistent team.
His team-mate Sebastian Vettel set a single-season record in 2015 by overtaking his teammate, Kimi Raikkonen, with a single point in the last race of the season.
Raikkonen is the best driver in Formula One right now.
He’s won five of the six races he’s raced so far this season, and he has a chance to become the fourth Ferrari driver to win five championships in a row.
Vettel, meanwhile, has never been a dominant driver, and is struggling for pace in the field.
He is currently leading the championship with nine wins and just three podiums.
Hamilton, who is also in his 10th season of Formula 1, has two more wins than Vettel and has also won the last three races.
“The fact that I am not racing with Mercedes or with Ferrari is not something that is something that I like to have a problem with, it is something I am happy with,” Hamilton said in a statement.
There are two drivers who can beat Hamilton in the title race: Nico Rosberg and Felipe Massa.
Rosberg’s team-mates are all well and truly ahead of him in the championship standings, and Massa is still only 24 years old.
With Rosberg in front and Massas just behind, it’s Rosberg’s chance to take on the reigning champion, as he was previously in the hunt to take the title last year.
Felipe Massas has a very strong title challenge ahead of the 2018 Formula One season, with Rosberg, Sebastian Valtteri Bottas and Kimi Räikkönen all vying for the title.
So, who should win this race?
Felipus Massa has the best chance of a championship victory.
On the other hand, Hamilton has the chance to win it.
Who is the winner?
The 2018 Audi Sport Q5, with its unique aerodynamic layout, looks very similar to that of the McLaren F1.
But the Q5 has an extra feature that could give it an advantage over the Ferrari in a race like this.
Aero-assisted braking is used on the front wheels, which gives the car a much better grip than the usual V-twin, but also reduces drag.
For the 2018 season, Ferrari has implemented a brake-by-wire system that allows the rear of the car to brake to a lower speed than usual.
That braking reduces drag, which helps it to beat the car of its rivals.
In the case of the Audi, Ferrari’s brake-less system gives the Q4 the edge over the Mercedes.
How does the race stack up to other series?
There’s a lot more to consider when it comes to the 2018 Mercedes-AMG GT3 R, but the fact that it is the only car in the FIA World Endurance Championship to have an aerodynamic package that has not been developed in-house has to be considered.
It’s a clever strategy by the team to have the biggest possible advantage over its rival.
When you think about it, this is why the F1 drivers have so many different options in their cars.
You have Ferrari, Red Bull, Mercedes and Porsche, but it’s all on one single car.
What are the rules for the 2018 FIA World Championship?
F1 races are governed by the FIA Formula One World Championship, which takes place in 2018.
To qualify, teams must have won at least one of their previous five races.
If a team finishes third or better in their previous three races, they qualify for the next round.
All five of their drivers have to be in a single car, which means that Mercedes and Ferrari are not allowed to compete with each other.
They’re the only teams allowed to share a single tyre in the event of a puncture.
Which driver should win?
Hamilton has the fastest lap of the entire season, but has the most laps to go in this race.
This means that if the championship were held today, he would be leading Rosberg by a lap, which would be