When will the cars for F1 2023 be released? All dates before the start of Formula 1

Two questions are currently under discussion. When will the cars for F1 2023 be released?

And who will be the permanent manager Williams F1?

The latter is an interesting question and it raises a lot of speculation. Latest name Susie Wolf .

The former racing driver spent four seasons as a development driver at Williams, the last woman to drive F1 on a race weekend, and has held other high-profile jobs since leaving F1 in 2015.

In 2018 he worked as Team Manager of Venturi Racing in Formula 1 and after three seasons he was promoted to CEO. In 2020/2021, the team finished second in the constructors’ championship and third in the drivers’ championship, but last August Venturi stepped down as he began a new collaboration with Maserati.

She has been married to Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff since 2011 and they have a son Jack. Toto has previously been a part owner of Williams and now his Mercedes supplies engines to Williams.

If Williams is chosen to work alongside Susie Wolff, she will be only the third woman in F1 history to hold the CEO position. Previously, Monisha Caldenborn held that role at Sauber and Claire Williams was deputy team manager, leading the team founded by her father until September 2020 when new owners take over the team.

There have been many big changes when it comes to team managers in F1. The full puzzle can be found here.

When will the cars for F1 2023 be released?

This is the question many are asking now and the first date for when the cars for F1 2023 will be launched is clear.

Aston Martin is the first and will deliver its AMR23 on February 13, 2023. The entire presentation takes place at the factory site in Silverstone, Great Britain, and can be followed via standard digital channels.

Aston Martin could look back on a tough 2022, the car was a big disappointment and although the team reworked the car for the Spanish GP, it wasn’t enough. Until 2023, further changes are required so the car can be driven as low as the standard would like.

Another change is that Sebastian Vettel left the team and Formula 1. He was replaced by Fernando Alonso, who has raced for Alpine in recent seasons. Thus, Alonso and Lance Stroll will be paired with Aston Martin next year. The reserve driver is former F1 driver Stoffel Vandoorne, who has been Mercedes’ reserve driver in recent years.

Vandoorne takes over his old role at Mercedes Mick Schumacher Haas left Haas, where he was replaced by Nico Hulkenberg, who actually started the 2022 season as an Aston Martin driver. Are you following?

All Drivers in F1 2023 You can find it here.

A little news about F1

The 2024 World Cup will be held in Saudi Arabia for the first time. That news came from F1 last week.

Nyck de Vries chose his starting number, driving the #45 on his debut for Williams. In 2023 he will drive the #21 to Alpha Tauri.

ART Grand Prix, Campos Racing, Carlin, MP Motorsport and PREMA Racing participate in the FIA’s new investment in women. It is about the Formula 4 stage, where there are seven categories with three races in each event. Add 15 trial days there.

Belgian F2 driver Amurry Kartiel clocked 179 km/h in the Thames, west of Antwerp. As a result, he was fined 3,600 euros and also lost his driving license for six months. The whole thing was filmed and later appeared on TikTok, the video has now been deleted. This isn’t the first time Cartel has broken traffic rules, according to motorsporttotal.com he drove at 300 km/h on a Belgian highway earlier this year. The permissible speed is 120 kmph. The incident was also filmed and posted on TikTok.

He struggled to stay within the rules during the F2 season, where he picked up 12 penalty points in one year and was therefore banned from UK racing. It is not yet clear whether his latest escapade will have any consequences for his playing career.

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