Haas F1 2023 drivers
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Guenther Steiner has explained that Haas is not ready to announce its 2023 driver lineup, and that there will be no confirmation this weekend. Show The Haas team principal has previously suggested that a decision on Kevin Magnussen's teammate was closer to being reached, but it seems that negotiations continue to take place. According to Chris Medland, however, Guenther Steiner has denied claims that any contracts will be confirmed this weekend. With just two rounds left in the 2022 season and no announcement planned for the Brazilian GP weekend, the American squad could make its final decision after the finale in Abu Dhabi. Mick Schumacher has spent almost two years with Haas, so it seems unlikely that the team will learn anything new about the 23-year-old in the final rounds of the season. Scroll to Continue Read MoreThe F1 2023 calendar has been confirmed and the grid will have new look to it, with some familiar faces in new surroundings. Mercedes Red Bull Ferrari McLaren Alpine AlphaTauri Aston Martin Alfa Romeo Williams Haas The big threeMercedes have George Russell tied down to a long-term deal, while seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton is contracted until the end of 2023. Reigning F1 champion Max Verstappen, who signed a lucrative new contract with Red Bull that lasts until the end of 2028. The deal is understood to be worth €50m (£40m), keeping him with the team for another six years. He will partner Sergio Perez for a further two seasons. Ferrari will have Charles Leclerc alongside Carlos Sainz in 2023. The chasing packFernando Alonso's shock decision to leave Alpine for Aston Martin, filling the void left by the retiring Sebastian Vettel, sparked silly season. Alpine hoped Oscar Piastri would remain on their books but he instead signed a deal with McLaren, where he will replace Daniel Ricciardo. McLaren have Lando Norris tied down until 2025 and he will now be partnered by Piastri. Alpine eventually replaced Alonso with Pierre Gasly, who was allowed to leave Red Bull's sister team AlphaTauri. Gasly will form an all-French partnership with Esteban Ocon. Yuki Tsunoda will stay for a third F1 season with AlphaTauri, where he will be joined by Nyck de Vries, who has replaced Gasly. Who can make an impact?Lance Stroll’s continuation at Aston Martin, alongside Alonso, has been confirmed. Valtteri Bottas has security at Alfa Romeo with the Finn signed until the end of 2024, while Zhou Guanyu will be his teammate again in 2023 after having his contract renewedfollowing a solid rookie campaign. Similarly, Kevin Magnussen has a multi-year deal following his shock return with Haas. Nico Hulkenberg has replaced Mick Schumacher. Williams have retained Alex Albon on a multi-year deal, but he will have a new teammate after the team confirmed Nicholas Latifi's departure at the end of the season. Logan Sargeant is another rookie on the grid, representing Williams, with the extra pressure on being a US-born driver. Who is driving for Haas in 2023?The confirmation means that the 2023 grid is now set, following last week's news that Nico Hulkenberg would replace Mick Schumacher at Haas.
What F1 drivers are confirmed for 2023?ANALYSIS: Why Williams promoted American Sargeant to a race seat in 2023. Who will race for Williams in 2023?Williams have confirmed that American driver Logan Sargeant will be stepping into a full-time race seat alongside Alex Albon for 2023, following the conclusion of the 2022 Formula 2 season.
Which driver is leaving Haas?Haas has announced that Mick Schumacher will leave the US-owned Formula 1 team after this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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