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In Photos: Alex Albon’s 2023 season so far

Published on
09 Aug 2023

Our Number 23 has enjoyed a strong start to the year

Focus on his second season with the team.
And a new teammate for ‘23.
Getting to grips with his ride, the FW45.
Race one = point one.
Onwards to Jeddah.
Sadly he was forced to retire with an issue in the mechanical brake system.
Always time to perfect the swing.
He was up in P6 on merit when his afternoon came to an abrupt end.
Poetry in motion.
A Miami tour courtesy of Logan Sargeant.
No points finish repeat in Miami this year.
Into the hills.
Rounding the hairpin.
Seeing double in Spain.
A refreshed FW45 at his disposal, let’s see what it’s got.
P9 on the grid, what could he do?
A massive result for everyone.
All smiles in Austria.
Casually shutting down Piccadilly Circus (he’s in there somewhere).
And as we marked 800 Grands Prix…
Our best home race finish since 2015.
P11 at the Hungaroring.
Though Alex was busy behind the wheel, pulling off plenty of moves.
Ready to race around the Corniche.
Massive crowds came out to greet him at our Melbourne Fan Zone.
Speeding down under.
Battling hard in the Baku Sprint.
Did someone say golf helmet?
Let’s just call this a helping hand…
Alex’s turn to play tour guide in Monaco.
Distinctly Monaco.
P14 in the Principality.
Barcelona was tough, but updates were on the way…
The weather threw everything our way in quali, but he stood firm - including a superb P1 in Q2.
A superb one-stop was converted into a P7 finish, his best for the team!
And the Driver of the Day accolade went his way.
P11 in the Styrian hills.
A huge turnout at his London Fan Zone appearance.
He fought to a brilliant P8 finish!
He was just outside the points again in Hungary.
We were all hoping for more in Belgium, but tyre degradation hampered any hope of points.
10 more to go, let’s see what they bring.
Focus on his second season with the team.
Race one = point one.
Sadly he was forced to retire with an issue in the mechanical brake system.
Speeding down under.
Poetry in motion.
Let’s just call this a helping hand…
Into the hills.
P14 in the Principality.
A refreshed FW45 at his disposal, let’s see what it’s got.
A superb one-stop was converted into a P7 finish, his best for the team!
All smiles in Austria.
A huge turnout at his London Fan Zone appearance.
Our best home race finish since 2015.
We were all hoping for more in Belgium, but tyre degradation hampered any hope of points.
Getting to grips with his ride, the FW45.
Onwards to Jeddah.
Massive crowds came out to greet him at our Melbourne Fan Zone.
He was up in P6 on merit when his afternoon came to an abrupt end.
Did someone say golf helmet?
No points finish repeat in Miami this year.
Distinctly Monaco.
Seeing double in Spain.
The weather threw everything our way in quali, but he stood firm - including a superb P1 in Q2.
A massive result for everyone.
P11 in the Styrian hills.
And as we marked 800 Grands Prix…
He was just outside the points again in Hungary.
Though Alex was busy behind the wheel, pulling off plenty of moves.
And a new teammate for ‘23.
Ready to race around the Corniche.
Always time to perfect the swing.
Battling hard in the Baku Sprint.
A Miami tour courtesy of Logan Sargeant.
Alex’s turn to play tour guide in Monaco.
Rounding the hairpin.
Barcelona was tough, but updates were on the way…
P9 on the grid, what could he do?
And the Driver of the Day accolade went his way.
Casually shutting down Piccadilly Circus (he’s in there somewhere).
He fought to a brilliant P8 finish!
P11 at the Hungaroring.
10 more to go, let’s see what they bring.
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