My 2022 Formula 1 predictions part 1

 Hi, I am predicting this years Formula 1 season. All the predictions isn't based on preseason shake down (Barcelona) or testing (Bahrain).



                         Constructors' Championship

10. Alfa Romero (Valtteri Bottas and Guanyu Zhou)

Alfa Romero is gonna finish last this year. Bottas will get the most of the points for Alfa Romero. Zhou is a rookie for 2022 and he was ok in F2 for 2020 and 2021 but he blew the both seasons in f2.


9. Haas (Mick Schumacher and Kevin Magnussen)

I think Haas will finish 9th this year because their line-up is in question due to the recent termination of Nikita Mazepin. Pietro Fittipaldi is the test driver and he is being used for the preseason testing in Bahrain. Kevin Magnussen got the Haas seat for 2022. 


8. Williams (Alex Albon and Nicholas Latifi)

Williams is on rise since the late 2020 and hopefully see Williams back into regular podiums finish.

Albon is coming back from DTM in 2021. Latifi is a reliable driver for Williams.


7. Alpha Tauri (Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda) 

Alpha Tauri is the sister team for Red Bull and they usually finish between 6th-9th in the Constructors' Championship. Gasly is a proven star in Formula ! and should be in a team. Tsunoda has a lot of pressure on him and he needs to improve or he will be dropped. 


6. Alpine (Fernando Alonso and Esteban Ocon)

Alpine will drop down a place from P5 last year. Alonso will struggle and possibly retire at the end of the season. Ocon will be great for this year.


5. Aston Martin (Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll)

Aston Martin will get their first victory in F1. Vettel is gonna get the Aston Martin first win and he would be only driver get 3 teams first win in F1 history. Stroll would be good this year.


4. Mercedes (Lewis Hamilton and George Russell)

Mercedes will drop down and they will struggle with the new regulations. Hamilton will not have good season and will struggle to beat Russell. Russell is gonna have his first season for Mercedes and he will beat Hamilton.


3. McLaren (Daniel Ricciardo and Lando Norris)

McLaren will move up 1 position. Ricciardo will improve from last year and be better than Lando. Lando will get his first F1 victory.


2. Red Bull (Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez)

Red Bull will finish 2nd in the constructors this year. Verstappen will fight for the Drivers' Championship this year but he will miss out at the end of the season. Perez is the perfect wingman for Verstappen.


1. Ferrari (Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz Jr.)

Ferrari will be the Constructors' champions for 2022. Leclerc will win the Drivers' Championship with close battle with Sainz Jr. and Verstappen. Sainz Jr. will get his first win in F1 this year and he will put in a good fight for the Drivers' Championship.


                           Driver's Championship

20. Guanyu Zhou #24


19. Mick Schumacher #47


18. Nicholas Latifi #6


17. Valtteri Bottas #77


16. Kevin Magnussen #20









15. Alex Albon #23









14. Yuki Tsunoda #22





 



 


13. Fernando Alonso #14








12. Lance Stroll #18






 




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