AlphaTauri AT02 Specs & Facts

AlphaTauri AT02
2021 Formula 1 car

AlphaTauri AT02

6th in standings | AlphaTauri car

3rd
Best Finish
2nd
Best Quali
1
Podium
142
Points

Car Profile

Team AlphaTauri Season 2021 Constructors' P6 142 pts Races 22 (43 starts)

Power Unit & Tyres

Power unit Honda RA621H1.6 V6 turbo hybrid Also powered Red Bull RB16B Tyres Pirelli

Drivers of the AlphaTauri AT02

10 Pierre Gasly PierreGasly P9 1 podium · 110 pts
22 Yuki Tsunoda YukiTsunoda P14 32 pts

2021 Finishing Positions

3rd 1
4th 3
5th 2
6th 5
7th 4
9th 3
10th 4
11th 2
12th 2
13th 3
14th 2
15th 3
16th 1
17th 2
DNF 6
DNS 1
DNF Did Not FinishDNS Did Not Start

2021 Race by Race

22 Grands Prix
1771010637DNF911564DNF136DNF471165
91215DNF16713101210615DNFDNS17149DNF1513144

1Podium 7Points 14Outside the points DNFNot classified

Stats current as of:
AlphaTauri AT02

Building on Monza's Legacy

The AlphaTauri AT02 arrived in 2021 with Pierre Gasly confirmed as the team's lead driver for a second year, a tenure that had produced one of the sport's most remarkable race victories at Monza just months earlier. Gasly's continued development of the car and his deep understanding of the team's working methods made him an invaluable asset, and the AT02 was designed to build on the aerodynamic foundations of its predecessor. The season saw AlphaTauri positioned comfortably in the midfield and capable of scoring points at circuits that suited the car's characteristics.

Tsunoda Storms Onto the Scene

The biggest news surrounding the AT02 was the arrival of Yuki Tsunoda, the young Japanese driver who had blazed through the Red Bull junior programme with remarkable speed. Tsunoda made an immediate impact in Bahrain, scoring points on debut and announcing himself as one of the most exciting new talents to enter the sport in years. His raw speed was evident from the first session, even if consistency and composure under pressure remained areas for development throughout the year. Tsunoda's arrival represented a significant moment for Japanese motorsport and generated huge interest in the AlphaTauri programme across Asia.

Gasly's Continued Excellence

Gasly delivered another season of excellent performances in 2021, extracting the maximum from the AT02 on multiple occasions and demonstrating the maturity and racecraft that had blossomed since his Monza triumph. His Azerbaijan Grand Prix result, finishing fourth from a difficult starting position, highlighted his ability to manage tyres, traffic, and opportunity simultaneously. The combination of Gasly's experience and Tsunoda's electric pace made the AT02 pairing one of the more interesting driver partnerships on the grid, and AlphaTauri finished fifth in the Constructors' Championship, their best result under that name.

AlphaTauri AT02 – Technical Specifications

CarAlphaTauri AT02
Season2021 Formula 1 World Championship
DriversPierre Gasly (#10), Yuki Tsunoda (#22)
Power UnitHonda RA621H 1.6L V6 Turbo Hybrid
TransmissionRed Bull 8-speed semi-automatic
chassisCarbon fibre monocoque
suspensionPush-rod front, pull-rod rear
Constructors' Position5th (142 points)
Best Race ResultP4 (Gasly, Azerbaijan)
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AlphaTauri AT02: Frequently Asked Questions

Which team raced the AlphaTauri AT02?
AlphaTauri raced the AlphaTauri AT02 in the 2021 Formula 1 season, finishing 6th in the constructors' championship with 142 points.
Who drove the AlphaTauri AT02?
Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda drove the AlphaTauri AT02 in 2021.
How many races did the AlphaTauri AT02 win?
The AlphaTauri AT02 did not win a Grand Prix; it took 1 podium finish in 2021, with a best result of 3rd.
Which engine powered the AlphaTauri AT02?
The AlphaTauri AT02 used the Honda RA621H, a 1.6 V6 turbo hybrid power unit.