22. Felipe Nasr - 6.19
After the heights of his first season in F1, Nasr found 2016 much more of a struggle. Largely down to the lack of competitiveness from Sauber, the Brazilian showed himself to be very much a confidence driver as he often was unable to trust his car, and it showed in his results. Outqualified by Ericsson across the year, Nasr did show his potential when it mattered most, securing two points with ninth place in Brazil to ensure Sauber finished ahead of Manor.
