Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso are my drivers of the season with Lewis Hamilton a close third Driver of the year: Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso It's a cop out, but I cannot separate this pair. Fernando unarguably had the worse car and managed to take the title race to final day. Sebastian proved to his detractors in Abu Dhabi and Brazil that he had fight and courage. Lewis Hamilton a close third. Few errors but stuck his bottom lip out a bit around time of Mercedes decision. Disappointing driver of the year: Felipe Massa The Brazilian was nowhere in the early part of the season, which was frustrating as he proved in the final part of the season that the underlying talent is still there. Once Fernando decided he wanted him to stay, and Ferrari handed him a new deal, Felipe was like a man reborn. He would also take Comeback of the Year. Best race of year: Brazilian GP As a driver I really relate to the tension of a race like that, when everything is on the line. Brazil was incredibly tense; the title battle, Seb's early collision, Ferrari's hopes raised, Lewis's hopes of an emotional farewell victory dashed, the weather playing havoc throughout. It was gripping drama right up until the end. Best circuit of the year: circuit of the Americas Other tracks such as Spa and Suzuka may be better from a driving perspective - although I can't be sure as I only drove the track in Austin when it was still a dustbowl - but Austin must take this one for an incredible debut event; great atmosphere, great race, great to see Formula One back in the States. Worst circuit of the year: Korean International Circuit It is not the worst track from a driving perspective but I'm afraid that if you build a circuit 400km from the international airport in an unremarkable port, you are not going to win many friends. Poorly attended, poor atmosphere, there are very few people within the sport with a kind word to say for this race. Best moment of the year: Williams' win in Barcelona Eight years after their last victory my old team were back on the top step. I think Williams still embody that spirit of an independent team fighting against the might of the big manufacturers. The fact that Pastor Maldonado's win was so unexpected, after the team's annus horribilis in 2011, made it more special. Worst moment of the year: Williams" fire in Barcelona I felt sick watching replays of Romain Grosjean's crash at Spa, when his Lotus flew inches over the head of Alonso, but the worst moment for me came live on air when that fire broke out in the Williams garage post-race. We had no idea how serious it might be. Thankfully, it ended up showing F1 at its best as the whole paddock united to help the Williams team. Driver to watch in 2013: Lewis Hamilton You have to look to the drivers who have switched teams. We know what Fernando can do in a Ferrari. We don't know how Sergio Pérez will fare against Jenson Button, or Lewis against Nico Rosberg. It could be a career-defining move for Lewis. When I left McLaren for Red Bull I felt I grew as an individual.