2023 mid-season review

 Hi, this week I'm talking about 2023 season so far


The season so far has been interesting.







Drivers' Standings:

21. Daniel Ricciardo #3


Daniel Ricciardo is back and he is racing for Alpha Tauri after replacing Nyck De Vries.






20. Nyck De Vries #21


Nyck De Vries got fired after 10 races for Alpha Tauri.






19. Logan Sargeant #2


Logan Sargeant is doing good in the Williams.








18. Kevin Magnussen #20


Kevin Magnussen has 2 points this season so far.







17. Yuki Tsunoda #22


Yuki Tsunoda has 2 points so far this season.







16. Guanyu Zhou #24


Guanyu Zhou has 4 points so far this season.








15. Valtteri Bottas #77


Valtteri Bottas has 5 points so far this season.







14. Nico Hulkenberg #27


Nico Hulkenberg has 9 points so far this season.







13. Alex Albon #23


Alex Albon has 11 points so far this season.







12. Pierre Gasly #10


Pierre Gasly has 16 points so far this season.







11. Oscar Piastri #81


Oscar Piastri has 27 points so far this season.







10. Esteban Ocon #31


Esteban Ocon has 31 points and 1 podium so far this season.






9. Lance Stroll #18


Lance Stroll has 45 points so far this season.






8. Lando Norris #4


Lando Norris has 60 points and 2 podium so far this season.






7. Charles Leclerc #16


Charles Leclerc has 80 points and 2 podiums so far this season.





6. Carlos Sainz Jr. #55


Carlos Sainz Jr. has 87 points so far this season.










5. George Russell #63



George Russel has 90 points and 1 podium so far this season.








4. Lewis Hamilton #44


Lewis Hamilton has 133 points and 4 podiums so far this season.






3. Fernando Alonso #14


Fernando Alonso has 139 points and 6 podiums so far this season.






2. Sergio Perez #11


Sergio Perez has 171 points, 2 wins and 6 podiums so far this season.






1. Max Verstappen #1/33


Max Verstappen has 281 points, 9 wins and 11 podiums so far this season.





Constructors' Championship

1. Red Bull Racing

452 points, 11 wins and 17 podiums

2. Mercedes

223 points and 5 podiums

3. Aston Martin

184 points and 6 podiums

4. Ferrari

167 points and 2 podiums

5. McLaren

87 points and 2 podiums

6. Alpine

47 points and 1 podium

7. Williams

11 points

8. Haas

11 points

9. Alfa Romeo

9 points

10. AlphaTauri

2 points

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