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With four races in the history books and Ferrari and Mercedes sharing two wins between them, there is still fog shrouding Formula 1 2017's true competitive order - and not just when it comes to the front.
But there are still some clear winners and losers in the season so far. And even though you might expect a more solid pattern to emerge once F1 heads back to Europe and the major Spanish Grand Prix update packages are fitted, it is possible to analyse the performance of the teams so far and come up with some very interesting results.
To do this, we'll use the supertime, which is calculated by taking each car's fastest single time of the weekend and converting it into a percentage of the outright quickest.
