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You get the same outcome with two inputs. It could be that there is a defined no.1 and 2. Or it could be that Hamilton is just better. A lot better. Same result.
It is unlikely that when you have one of the greatest drivers in the history of the sport that the other driver in the team is able to match them.
It is also clear that in many sports that the best seem to also get the rub of the green. A team is also more likely to repeat and do what brings them success and this will favor the one that brings success and it may enhance the natural superiority the driver has even if the team is at pains to make sure it is fair. Whatever fair means.
It is true that Hamilton is no.1 in that he is ahead, has more success and finishes in P1 more. It is true that is you rank the drivers in the team he is no.1.
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