1. Alessio Deledda 

Everyone hates a spoiled brat. Deledda's career has skyrocketed. Not because of nay influence his pace ha had, but because his father owns enough cash to satisfy struggling F2 team BWT Racelab. Racelab puts drivers far down the grid, but that doesn't mean he couldn't have some influence over how the standings Turn out. Sean Gelael put Marcos Armstrong out of commission for a race last season due to an overzealous move at Sochi. F1 has always been admirable for its meritocratic side. The more that is tarnished, the less special it gets to see drivers make it to F1. 

2. Nikita Mazepin

Yup, you knew this was coming. Due to all the backlash he's received, I won't go into his actions in too much detail. But if live-streamed sexual misconduct doesn't turn you off of a driver, then I'm not sure what will? F1 is a place for role models. Whether drivers like it or not, millions of young boys and girls (myself included) have looked up to them. It's up to them to at least maintain the standard of decency that doesn't violate the law. 

3. Dan Ticktum

Some say he may have reformed. This one's for those who like to hold grudges. Ticktum was nearly an AlphaTauri driver, but his career took a nasty turn when he decided to intentionally crash into another driver under the safety car. He's largely parked this aggressive attitude, but there are 23 other drivers in this field who have never done something so ludicrous. Maybe don't hate him just to hate him, but keep an eye on him. Ticktum is known for a flare up every now and then. Though he is a respectable in terms of pace, he is loathsome as a model sportsperson.