[Official] Team of the Grand Prix: Dutch Grand Prix 2023

[Born Racer]

What's your choice?

[Greem]

Had to be RBR for getting two cars up the sharp end.

[chillibowl]

A difficult one to be honest. Could be anyone other than Ferrari.

RD for managing a difficult situation while chasing the record for Max.

[bjohnsonsmith]

RBR. Unfortunate for Perez, getting a 5 second penalty and denying him third place on the podium.

[Aysedasi]

RBR I guess....

[S griffin]

Have to give it to RBR, despite Checo's penalty

[GT6]

Well i voted for alpine, with all thier problems they finally got a good result

[chunterer]

Giving it to Enstone this time.

[AndreasDavour]

Originally Posted by chillibowl

A difficult one to be honest. Could be anyone other than Ferrari.

RD for managing a difficult situation while chasing the record for Max.

I found that comment to be hilarious but also sadly so fitting.


But, to be fair McLaren and Mercedes did less than stellar plans, and how Aston with a win almost within their grasp could do such a crappy tire change is mind boggling.



But Ferrari are in a class of their own. Had they not had Carlos Sainz they would be nowhere at all this year.

[TrapezeArtist]

Red Bull would be just too obvious and could easily get the award at every GP all year. Just to be different, I voted for Team Willie. Yes, Logan Sergeant threw it at the wall twice, and yes, their strategy wasn't the best, but their underlying pace was way ahead of what anyone expected. In addition James Vowles provides the most meaningful and insightful interviews of all the team principals. In complete contrast to the ones who feature most frequently.

[AndreasDavour]

Originally Posted by TrapezeArtist

Red Bull would be just too obvious and could easily get the award at every GP all year. Just to be different, I voted for Team Willie. Yes, Logan Sergeant threw it at the wall twice, and yes, their strategy wasn't the best, but their underlying pace was way ahead of what anyone expected. In addition James Vowles provides the most meaningful and insightful interviews of all the team principals. In complete contrast to the ones who feature most frequently.

I totally agree about Vowles, and think it's quite fair to shine some light on Williams. They have managed to score some points a few times now. Albon does outshines Sargeant, and does provide some entertainment at almost every race.