2013 F1 season review articles archive

Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso, Nico Hulkenberg and Jules Bianchi conclusively had the beating of their team mates over a full season in 2013. But it was closer at other teams.

McLaren tend to have very good and very poor seasons in recent years. Their 2013 campaign was undoubtedly one of the bad ones.

Your nominations for the best overtaking move of 2013 have been counted. Now it’s time to vote for the best out of the top ten passes of the year.

Force India’s season was essentially Sauber’s in reverse. Because if any team suffered as a result of Pirelli’s mid-season tyre tweaks, it was this one.

Felipe Massa started more races for Ferrari than any driver bar Michael Schumacher. Here’s a look back on his career in pictures.

Sauber’s 2013 season improved in the second half of the year but was still a disappointment after the highs of 2012.

Having been the quickest team last year McLaren suffered a dreadful 2013. But one team fell even further away from the pace than the silver cars did.

The battle for supremacy was closer at Red Bull than it was at Ferrari. But, like Alonso, Vettel was never beaten by his outgoing team mate over a full season.

Marussia finally reached the top ten and did it despite having to replace the experienced Timo Glock with a second rookie for financial reasons.

Caterham’s 2013 campaign suffered as they prioritised their preparations for next year’s new rules.