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Just how good is Daniel Ricciardo? Lewis Hamilton, Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso are widely considered to be the top three drivers on the F1 grid, but does Ricciardos scintillating form so far this season mean it is time for that ranking to be revised?That debate forms part of Wednesday nights F1 Report show ahead of this weekends Canadian GP, a race exclusively live on Sky Sports F1. Former McLaren driver Mark Blundell and Sky F1s Marc Priestley disagreed about whether Ricciardo was now ahead of at least one of the sports long-established top three.I think Id stick him in the top three, said Priestley. The three mentioned are incredible drivers in terms of pace in the car, but when youre looking as a team owner youve got to look at much more than that.Youve got to look at how they integrate in a team, how they work with the team, and whether they are divisive characters sometimes. Some of those people do it better than others, and its a factor.However, Blundell, while saying Ricciardo is right up there, believes the Australian still has a little way to go before he can be placed alongside the multiple champions in question.If I was a team principal, Lewis, Vettel and Alonso would be my choices, Blundell said.But Daniel would be very close in that mix.Watch the video above to see the full debate between Marc, Mark and Natalie Pinkham. Skysports.com users can also have their say in the poll and via the comments section below. The F1 Report: Canadian GP Preview airs at 8.30pm on Wednesday on Sky F1. Other topics up for discussion include how the developing Mercedes v Red Bull fight will play out in Montreal, F1s relentless schedule of six races in eight weeks, and if Jenson Button really could replace Felipe Massa at Williams for 2017. Also See: WATCH: Tonight on F1 Report... The F1 Gossip Column When is the Canadian GP on Sky? 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"I dont know that it sends the same message that winning two or three races will send. But I would love to rattle off two or three wins and have people fear the No. 48 as they have in the past. I dont think a pole position does that to the garage area, but you have to start somewhere." Brad Keselowski qualified second and will start on the front row for the seventh time this season. Kasey Kahne was third, followed by Danica Patrick and Clint Bowyer. Sprint Cup points leader Jeff Gordons struggles in practice runs carried over to qualifying. He didnt make it out of the first round of qualifying and will start 27th -- one spot behind last weeks All-Star race winner, Jamie McMurray. Johnson has won six Sprint Cup races at the Charlotte, twice from the pole. He said he isnt concerned that he hasnt won a race this season, which would secure a spot in the Chase for the Cup. What has bothered him is the lack of consistency. "We have been close to some wins and been pathetic at other tracks," Johnson said. Johnson was asked if he agrees with the notion that some detractors have enjoyed the fact that he hasnt won yet. "I think there are some people getting satisfaction out of it," Johnson said. "But if I win, I win too much. If I dont win, they say you arent winning enouggh.dddddddddddd So it doesnt matter what I do, I cant win." Johnson was a non-factor in the All-Star race last week at the track in his bid for a three-peat. He said his crew changed the setup in his car this past week, borrowing some advice from teammate Kasey Kahne. "We learned some things from last week," Johnson said. Keselowski said he was bummed he got beat out for the pole -- again. It was the sixth time this season he has qualified second. "Its like kissing your sister," Keselowski said. Patrick will start in the top 10 for the third straight week. 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