Inaugural season was S4, which he won. Known for strategy, attention to detail, and tactics. Endured a very poor start to Season 5 due to major issues on Deadline Day, securing two Tier 3 drivers.
Driven since Season 2. Traditionally known as an erratic and unpredictable driver who attracted penalties, but has shown significant improvement towards the end of S4 and start of S5.
The rookie of S5 on a steep learning curve. Expected to struggle this season, especially with a newborn consuming his time off the track.
One of the most passionate TPs, but with a history of overpaying. Relying on his star driver to bring home the championship after failing in S4 following a mid-season trade that poached Mapa.
The star driver, most experienced and consistent (won S1, S2, S3, S4). Facing intense competition in S5 from improved rivals. Moving to Abu Dhabi imminently, presenting opportunities for others to capitalize on his disruption.
Improved the most since S4. Once known as the worst driver with the most expensive setup, he had a stellar off-season and is expected to excel. Performed very well in S4—arguably a steal for Ferrari.
A new constructor in S5 who absolutely nailed Deadline Day, out-strategizing everyone to secure a dominant lineup. Tricked and deceived other Constructors, leaving a massive target on his back.
Boasts massive potential and was once the strongest challenger to Mapa. After penalty issues and a drop-off in S4, he's back stronger than ever with one goal: beat his nemesis.
Had a compelling rookie season in S3 and improved significantly. Now better than Shiyan and Eranga despite joining later. Often struggles to convert potential into results, but looking to change that.
New to S5 and highly underrated. Went under the radar on Deadline Day to pick up arguably the strongest lineup. Built a highly intelligent squad exclusively from Melbourne High School alumni. Title favorites alongside Aston Martin.
A vastly improved driver entering S5 with incredible momentum. As part of the highly intelligent all-MHS squad, his adaptable pace makes him a serious championship contender.
A highly anticipated rookie who has already shown massive improvement. Part of McLaren's intelligent all-MHS lineup, looking to instantly challenge the established grid and pressure the veterans.
Dedicated and popular. Lost S4 narrowly in Abu Dhabi. Stuck loyally with his drivers, but a disappointing off-season means they currently aren't contending. Will he break his loyalty and trade?
Expecting a newborn imminently. Disappointing off-season adjusting to a new handicap (no driving lines). Consistent and underestimated—slow and steady might just win the race.
Traditionally raced high and drunk, but improved massively in S4 after driving sober. Disappointing off-season testing, but highly consistent. A solid driver with strong pace to lead the midfield.