Formula One: Several drivers standings positions up for grabs in Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

By Asher Fair | Nov 19, 2017

SAO PAULO, BRAZIL - NOVEMBER 12: Sebastian Vettel of Germany driving the (5) Scuderia Ferrari SF70H leads Valtteri Bottas driving the (77) Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 Team Mercedes F1 WO8 on track during the Formula One Grand Prix of Brazil at Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace on November 12, 2017 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Photo by Dan Istitene/Getty Images) /

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MEXICO CITY, MEXICO – OCTOBER 29: Stoffel Vandoorne of Belgium driving the (2) McLaren Honda Formula 1 Team McLaren MCL32 (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images) /

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16th place

Stoffel Vandoorne clinches 16th place by not allowing Pascal Wehrlein to outscore him by more than 8 points, not allowing Marcus Ericsson to outscore him by more than 13 points, not allowing Pierre Gasly to outscore him by more than 13 points, and not allowing Brendon Hartley to outscore him by more than 13 points.
Pascal Wehrlein clinches 16th place by outscoring Stoffel Vandoorne by at least 8 points, not allowing Marcus Ericsson to outscore him by more than 5 points, not allowing Pierre Gasly to outscore him by more than 5 points, and not allowing Brendon Hartley to outscore him by more than 5 points.
Marcus Ericsson clinches 16th place by outscoring Stoffel Vandoorne by at least 13 points, outscoring Pascal Wehrlein by at least 5 points, not allowing Pierre Gasly to outscore him, and not allowing Brendon Hartley to outscore him.
Pierre Gasly clinches 16th place by outscoring Stoffel Vandoorne by at least 13 points, outscoring Pascal Wehrlein by at least 5 points, not allowing Marcus Ericsson to outscore him, and not allowing Brendon Hartley to outscore him.
Brendon Hartley clinches 16th place by outscoring Stoffel Vandoorne by at least 13 points, outscoring Pascal Wehrlein by at least 5 points, not allowing Marcus Ericsson to outscore him, and not allowing Pierre Gasly to outscore him.

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