Reviewing the 2023 F1 season

 Hi, this week I'm reviewing the 2023 season.

Constructors' Championship

10. Haas F1 Team


Haas got 12 points this year.






9. Alfa Romeo Racing


Alfa Romeo got 16 points this year. Alfa Romeo is stop sponsoring Sauber.






8. Alpha Tauri


Alpha Tauri got 25 points this year. Alpha Tauri is changing their name to Racing Bull.






7. Williams Racing


Williams got 28 points this year. 







6. Alpine F1 Team


Alpine got 120 points and 2 podiums this year.






5. Aston Martin F1 Team


Aston Martin got 280 points and 8 podiums this year.






4. McLaren 


McLaren got 302 points and 9 podiums this year.







3. Ferrari


Ferrari got 406 points, 9 podiums and 1 win this year. Ferrari is the only team to win a race that is not Red Bull Racing





2. Mercedes F1 Team


Mercedes got 409 points and 8 podiums this year.






1. Red Bull Racing

Red Bull got 860 points, 30 podiums and 21 wins this year. Red Bull are Back to back Constructors' Champions. It was most dominate team this year.





Drivers' Championship

22. Nyck De Vries


Nyck De Vries got sacked after 10 races. He got 0 points this year.





21. Logan Sargeant


Logan Sargeant got 1 point this year and he had an okay rookie season.





20. Liam Lawson


L:iam Lawson came in to replace Daniel Ricciardo cause he had injured his hand and was out for a couple of races. Liam got 2 points this year. 




19. Kevin Magnussen 


Kevin Magnussen got 3 points this year.







18. Zhou Guanyu

Zhou Guanyu got 6 points this year.






17. Daniel Ricciardo


Daniel Ricciardo came back to replace Nyck De Vries. Daniel got 6 points this year.






16. Nico Hulkenberg


Nico Hulkenberg got 9 points this year.






15. Valtteri Bottas


Valtteri Bottas got 10 points this year.






14. Yuki Tsunoda


Yuki Tsunoda got 17 points this year.






13. Alex Albon


Alex Albon got 27 points this year.









12. Esteban Ocon


Esteban Ocon got 58 points and 1 podium this year.







11. Pierre Gasly


Pierre Gasly got 62 points and 1 podium this year.







10. Lance Stroll


Lance got 74 points this year.






9. Oscar Piastri


Oscar Piastri got 97 points, 2 podiums and 1 sprint race win this year. He had great rookie season.






8. George Russell


George Russell got 175 points and 2 points this year.









7. Carlos Sainz Jr


Carlos Sainz got 200 points, 3 podiums and 1 win this year.









6. Lando Norris 


Lando Norris got 205 points and 7 podiums this year.






5. Charles Leclerc


Charles Leclerc got 206 points and 6 podiums this year.






4. Fernando Alonso


Fernando Alonso got 206 points and 8 podiums this year.









3. Lewis Hamilton


Lewis Hamilton got 234 points and 6 podiums this year.





2. Sergio Perez


Sergio Perez got 285 points, 9 podiums and 2 wins this year.






1. Max Verstappen


Max Verstappen got 575 points, 21 podiums and 19 wins this year. He is now 3 time world champion.

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