RACE
2023 Australian GP
DRIVER TIME
1 Max Verstappen 2h32m38.371s
2 Lewis Hamilton + 0.179s
3 Fernando Alonso + 0.769s
4 Lance Stroll + 3.082s
5 Sergio Pérez + 3.320s
6 Lando Norris + 3.701s
7 Nico Hülkenberg + 4.939s
8 Oscar Piastri + 5.382s
9 Guanyu Zhou + 5.713s
10 Yuki Tsunoda + 6.052s
11 Valtteri Bottas + 6.513s
12 Carlos Sainz + 6.594s
13 Pierre Gasly + 2 laps
14 Esteban Ocon + 2 laps
15 Nyck de Vries + 2 laps
16 Logan Sargeant + 2 laps
17 Kevin Magnussen + 6 laps
DNF George Russell Engine
DNF Alexander Albon Spun off
DNF Charles Leclerc Accident
Sebastian Vettel moved to Toro Rosso after his debut race with BMW Sauber replacing Scott Speed for the 2007 Hungarian GP at the Hungaroring and his best result that year came after a race full of action, the Chinese GP at Shanghai where Vettel finished 4th, Kimi Raikkonen won the race and Lewis Hamilton retire after spinning entering the pits here Vettel driving his Toro Rosso STR2 with Ferrari Tipo 056 2.4L V8 engine
2023 DRIVERS
CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS
DRIVER PTS
1 Max Verstappen 464
2 Charles Leclerc 308
3 Sergio Pérez 295
4 George Russell 275
5 Carlos Sainz 246
6 Lewis Hamilton 240
7 Lando Norris 122
8 Esteban Ocon 90
9 Fernando Alonso 81
10 Valtteri Bottas 49
11 Daniel Ricciardo 39
12 Sebastian Vettel 37
13 Kevin Magnussen 25
14 Pierre Gasly 23
15 Lance Stroll 18
16 Yuki Tsunoda 12
17 Mick Schumacher 12
18 Guanyu Zhou 6
19 Alexander Albon 4
20 Nyck de Vries 2
21 Nicholas Latifi 2
22 Nico Hülkenberg 0
Eddie Irvine during a pitstop at the 2002 Italian GP, where rules allowed refueling and tires change creating a great show, banned nowadays on safety grounds, Irvine started the race on 5th place finishing on the podium after 53 laps
Mika Hakkinen crossing the line at Suzuka, securing the first of 2 F1 Drivers Championships and beating Michael Schumacher by 14 points
2023 CONSTRUCTORS
CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS
CONSTRUCTOR PTS
1 Red Bull 759
2 Ferrari 554
3 Mercedes 515
4 Alpine-Renault 171
5 McLaren-Mercedes 161
6 Aston Martin-Mercedes 55
7 Alfa Romeo-Ferrari 49
8 Haas-Ferrari 37
9 AlphaTauri-Red Bull 35
10 Williams-Mercedes 8
11 Alfa Romeo-Ferrari 6
Nigel Mansell raced 15 seasons and 187 GP, 1 Driver Championship, 31 victories, 32 Pole Positions, 30 fastest laps, 59 podiums, 469 points and 55 races in the lead