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RaceFans > F1 Pictures > F1 drivers’ group photographs, 1996-2023

F1 drivers, Albert Park, 2019

F1 drivers’ group photographs, 1996-2023

Drivers group photographs from past seasons. Click each image to identify the drivers.

1996

Start of season

Drivers, 1996 Australian Grand Prix

2018

Start of season

F1 drivers, Albert Park, 2018 — F1 drivers start-of-season photograph, Albert Park, Melbourne, 2018

End of season

Drivers, Yas Marina, 2018 — F1 drivers end-of-season photograph, Yas Marina, 2018

2019

Start of season

F1 drivers, Albert Park, 2019 — F1 drivers start-of-season photograph, Albert Park, Melbourne, 2019

2023

End of season

Formula 1 drivers' end-of-season photograph, Yas Marina, 2023 — Formula 1 drivers’ end-of-season photograph, Yas Marina, 2023

7 comments on “F1 drivers’ group photographs, 1996-2023”

Fer no.65 (@fer-no65)
29th November 2015, 20:27
there’s ALWAYS someone looking the other way
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1. Christos (@christosts)
  23rd January 2016, 19:36
  Not always! I think in 2006 and 2015 everybody looks in the same direction
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HK (@me4me)
20th March 2016, 20:42
Very strong driver lineup this year.
– Collection of World Champions worth 11 titles (Vettel, Hamilton, Alonso, Kimi, Button)
– Drivers equally skilled as the champions (Rosberg, Ricciardo)
– Very solid group of talented drivers (Grosjean, Perez, Hulkenberg, Bottas, Kvyat, Massa)
– Exciting 2nd year drivers (Sainz, Verstappen)
– Drivers yet to prove themselves (Magnussen, Palmer, Nasr, Wehrlein)
– Seat-fillers (Ericsson, Guttierez, Haryanto)
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1. Halla (@hallasun)
  28th February 2017, 22:34
  Why always take the photo in full sun? It’s hard to make out the features.
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bob
9th October 2017, 14:11
riccardio and verstappen are sooooo cooooooool
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rares boricean
6th October 2018, 9:30
2018 start and end pls
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Kringle
18th March 2019, 13:25
I’m unimpressed by the level of sunglasses this year compared to 1996.
Trying to look cool vs actually cool.
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