The following teams, drivers and engine suppliers have been confirmed or are expected to take part in the 2023 F1 season.
Each driver can choose their own racing number to use during their career. The reigning world champion has the option of adopting the number ‘1’ or continuing to use his career number.Notes
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Teams: Mercedes | Red Bull | Ferrari | McLaren | Alpine | AlphaTauri | Aston Martin | Williams | Alfa Romeo | Haas
Mercedes
Engines: Mercedes
Race drivers
Career number: 44
Country: United Kingdom
Career number: 63
Country: United Kingdom
Other drivers
Red Bull
Engines: Red Bull
Race drivers
Career number: 33
Country: Netherlands
Career number: 11
Country: Mexico
Other drivers
None confirmed yet
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Ferrari
Engines: Ferrari
Race drivers
Career number: 16
Country: Monaco
Career number: 55
Country: Spain
Other drivers
McLaren
Engines: Mercedes
Race drivers
Career number: 4
Country: United Kingdom
Career number: 3
Country: Australia
Other drivers
None confirmed yet
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Alpine
Engines: Renault
Race drivers
Career number: 31
Country: France
Career number: TBC
Country: Australia
Other drivers
AlphaTauri
Engines: Red Bull
Race drivers
Career number: 10
Country: France
Second driver TBC.
Other drivers
Aston Martin
Engines: Mercedes
Race drivers
Career number: 14
Country: Spain
Career number: 18
Country: Canada
Other drivers
Williams
Engines: Mercedes
Race drivers
Career number: 23
Country: Thailand
Second driver TBC.
Other drivers
Alfa Romeo
Engines: Ferrari
Race drivers
Career number: 77
Country: Finland
Second driver TBC.
Other drivers
Haas
Engines: Ferrari
Race drivers
Career number: 20
Country: Denmark
Second driver TBC.
Other drivers
None confirmed yet
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