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Formula 1 2023 Provisional Standings After The Dutch Series At Zandvoort

2 years ago By Sports Desk

The 2023 Formula One season has seen its fair share of thrills and turns, with the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort adding to the excitement. Max Verstappen’s victory in the tumultuous race has put him further ahead in the Formula One points standings. Verstappen dominated the race, which was characterized by a red flag owing to rain, securing his 11th win of the season out of 13 races. Let’s take a look at the F1 standings after the Dutch GP.

Key Highlights Of Dutch GP:

Max Verstappen’s victory in the Dutch Grand Prix solidifies his position at the top of the Formula 1 points standings.

The win is Verstappen’s 11th of the season out of 13 races, highlighting his exceptional form. By achieving his ninth consecutive victory, Verstappen equals Sebastian Vettel’s record from 2013. Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin clinched second place, while Sergio Perez, Verstappen’s teammate, lost a podium finish due to a pit-lane speeding penalty.

Pierre Gasly secured his first podium of the year, benefiting from Perez’s penalty-induced setback.

2023 F1 Drivers’ Standings:

  • 1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull): 339 points
  • 2. Sergio Perez (Red Bull): 201 points
  • 3. Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin): 168 points
  • 4. Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes): 156 points
  • 5. Carlos Sainz (Ferrari): 102 points
  • 6. Charles Leclerc (Ferrari): 99 points
  • 7. George Russell (Mercedes): 99 points
  • 8. Lando Norris (McLaren): 75 points
  • 9. Lance Stroll (Aston Martin): 47 points
  • 10. Pierre Gasly (Alpine): 37 points

2023 F1 Constructors’ Standings:

  • 1. Red Bull: 540 points
  • 2. Mercedes: 255 points
  • 3. Aston Martin: 215 points
  • 4. Ferrari: 201 points
  • 5. McLaren: 111 points
  • 6. Alpine: 73 points
  • 7. Williams: 15 points
  • 8. Haas: 11 points
  • 9. Alfa Romeo:9 points
  • 10. AlphaTauri: 3 points

The unexpected races and changing of the 2023 Formula One season continue to captivate viewers. This season, Max Verstappen’s dominance on the track has been a distinguishing element, with competition fierce among both drivers and teams. As the season advances, Formula 1 fans eagerly anticipate the next dramatic episode in the world of motorsports.

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