Red Bull left trailing as F1 rivals dominate 2023 team vote
Red Bull left trailing as F1 rivals dominate 2023 team vote
There was no stopping Red Bull as they destroyed their rivals en route to retaining the constructors' championship during the 2023 F1 season.
Yet despite displaying a huge upgrade on performance compared to their 2022 triumph, they were trounced by rivals when it came to the GPFans' awards on the most improved team from last season.
Red Bull were snubbed down in fourth place with just two per cent of the vote, which is decided by readers of GPFans in an online poll vote.
McLaren revival steals the show
Instead grabbing a huge winning margin with 67 per cent of votes, it was McLaren who gained the most favour by readers and it's not hard to see why.
The rapid rate of development from the team during the season saw them go from being one of the slowest cars at the season opener in Bahrain to eventually being arguably the chief challengers to Red Bull. Lando Norris was recognised as the best non-champion driver by readers.
There was though recognition for Aston Martin with 20 per cent of the vote, who despite dropping off the pace as the campaign evolved still bagged an unexpected eight podiums through two-time world champion Fernando Alonso.
Williams were also recognised in third following their steady progress under new team principal James Vowles, moving from the back of the grid up into seventh spot and earning nine per cent of votes.
Despite scoring poorly Red Bull avoided finishing last of the nominees, with AlphaTauri's late season surge earning just one per cent of the vote.
READ MORE: VOTE: Rivals clash as fans have final say on 2023
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