My 2024 F1 predictions

 Hi, this week I'm predicting the upcoming F1 season.

These predictions are not based on F1 testing and it is all in my opinion.

Constructors' Championships

10. Haas (#20 Kevin Magnussen and #27 Nico Hulkenberg)


Haas has a new team principal called Ayao Komatsu.






9. Kick Sauber (#77 Valtteri Bottas and #24 Zhou Guanyu)


Kick Sauber will finish 9th this year.






8. Williams (#23 Alexander Albon and #2 Logan Sargeant)


Williams will finish either 8th or 7th this year.







7. Racing Bulls (#22 Yuki Tsunoda and #3 Daniel Ricciardo)


Racing Bulls has a new team principal called Laurent Mekies. 






6. Alpine (#10 Pierre Gasly and #31 Esteban Ocon)


Alpine will finish in 6th this year.





5. Aston Martin (#14 Fernando Alonso and #18 Lance Stroll)


Aston Martin will be 5th this year.






4. Mercedes (#44 Lewis Hamilton and #63 George Russell)


Mercedes will finish 4th this year. This is Lewis Hamilton's last year for Mercedes before joining Ferrari next year.









3.McLaren (#4 Lando Norris and #81 Oscar Piastri)


McLaren will finish 3rd this year.






2. Red Bull (#1 Max Verstappen and #11 Sergio Perez)


Red Bull will finish 2nd this year.






1. Ferrari (#16 Charles Leclerc and #55 Carlos Sainz Jr.)


Ferrari will finish 1st this year. This is Carlos Sainz's last year for Ferrari.





Driver's Championship

20. Logan Sargeant


Logan Sargeant will struggle in his 2nd season of F1.







19. Kevin Magnussen


Kevin Magnussen will finish 19th this year.







18. Zhou Guanyu


Zhou Guanyu will finish 18th this year.






17. Yuki Tsunoda


Yuki Tsunoda will have another poor season.





16. Nico Hulkenberg


Nico Hulkenberg will have an ok season.






15. Valtteri Bottas


Valtteri Bottas will have an ok season.







14. Alexander Albon


Alex Albon will carry Williams this year.









13. Esteban Ocon


Esteban Ocon will have an ok season this year.







12. Daniel Ricciardo


Daniel Ricciardo will have a decent season this year.





11. Lance Stroll


Lance Stroll will have a decent season.






10. Pierre Gasly


Pierre Gasly will have a decent season.







9. Fernando Alonso


Fernando Alonso will have a great season.







8. George Russell


George Russell will have a great season.






7. Lando Norris


Lando Norris will have a good season.







6. Lewis Hamilton


Lewis Hamilton will have a good season.






5. Oscar Piastri 


Oscar Piastri will have an excellent season.







4. Sergio Perez


Sergio Perez will have an okay season.






3. Carlos Sainz Jr.


Carlos Sainz will have a good season.







2. Max Verstappen


Max Verstappen will have a good season.







1. Charles Leclerc


Charles Leclerc will win the World Drivers' Championship.

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