AlphaTauri AT04 Specs & Facts

AlphaTauri AT04
2023 Formula 1 car

AlphaTauri AT04

8th in standings | AlphaTauri car

7th
Best Finish
4th
Best Quali
25
Points
1
Fastest Lap

Car Profile

Team AlphaTauri Season 2023 Constructors' P8 25 pts Races 22 (43 starts)

Power Unit & Tyres

Power unit Honda RBPTH0011.6 V6 turbo hybrid Also powered Red Bull RB19 Tyres Pirelli

Drivers of the AlphaTauri AT04

22 Yuki Tsunoda YukiTsunoda P14 17 pts
3 Daniel Ricciardo DanielRicciardo P17 6 pts
40 Liam Lawson LiamLawson P20 2 pts
21 Nyckde Vries P22 0 pts

2023 Finishing Positions

7th 1
8th 2
9th 2
10th 3
11th 6
12th 4
13th 3
14th 5
15th 7
16th 1
17th 3
18th 3
19th 1
DNF 2
DNS 1
DNF Did Not FinishDNS Did Not Start

2023 Race by Race

22 Grands Prix
11111010111512141915151015DNSDNF12158129188
1316157131411
131191117
141415DNF181214181717

1Podium 7Points 14Outside the points DNFNot classified

Stats current as of:
AlphaTauri AT04

A Season of Disruption and Rebuilding

The AlphaTauri AT04 entered 2023 as one of the grid's least predictable packages. The car launched with Nyck de Vries alongside Yuki Tsunoda following the Dutchman's outstanding substitute drive at Monza the previous year, but early-season results were deeply disappointing. AlphaTauri's performance window was narrow and the team struggled to translate its design philosophy into lap time on circuits with varying characteristics. The AT04's aerodynamic concept faced particular difficulties in low-speed sections, and the team found themselves regularly fighting at the bottom of the midfield rather than in the positions their resources might have suggested.

De Vries Replaced by Ricciardo

The season's most significant development came at the Hungarian grand prix, when Nyck de Vries was released from his seat after just ten starts. His performances had failed to match expectations, a harsh but unavoidable judgment in an environment where results define everything. In his place came one of the most familiar faces in Formula 1: Daniel Ricciardo, who had spent the early part of 2023 as Red Bull's reserve driver and third driver following his difficult final season at McLaren. Ricciardo's return was greeted with enormous enthusiasm from fans worldwide, and he brought with him the experience of a driver who had won eight Grands Prix and possessed deep technical insight into car development.

Tsunoda's Resilience

Through the turbulence of driver changes and fluctuating form, Yuki Tsunoda maintained his position and continued to demonstrate why Red Bull regarded him highly enough to keep him in the programme. His speed remained a constant talking point, even when the car beneath him failed to provide the platform his talent deserved. The AT04 season was ultimately one of consolidation and change, laying the groundwork for a rebranding that would arrive with 2024: AlphaTauri was to become Visa Cash App RB Formula One Team, or Racing Bulls, for the new campaign.

AlphaTauri AT04 – Technical Specifications

CarAlphaTauri AT04
Season2023 Formula 1 World Championship
DriversYuki Tsunoda (#22), Nyck de Vries (#21); Daniel Ricciardo (#3, from Hungary)
Power UnitRed Bull Powertrains / Honda RBPTH001 1.6L V6 Turbo Hybrid
TransmissionRed Bull 8-speed semi-automatic
chassisCarbon fibre monocoque
suspensionPush-rod front, pull-rod rear
Constructors' Position8th (25 points)
Best Race ResultP6 (Tsunoda, Japan)
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AlphaTauri AT04: Frequently Asked Questions

Which team raced the AlphaTauri AT04?
AlphaTauri raced the AlphaTauri AT04 in the 2023 Formula 1 season, finishing 8th in the constructors' championship with 25 points.
Who drove the AlphaTauri AT04?
Yuki Tsunoda, Daniel Ricciardo, Liam Lawson and Nyck de Vries drove the AlphaTauri AT04 in 2023.
How many races did the AlphaTauri AT04 win?
The AlphaTauri AT04 did not win a Grand Prix in 2023; its best result was 7th.
Which engine powered the AlphaTauri AT04?
The AlphaTauri AT04 used the Honda RBPTH001, a 1.6 V6 turbo hybrid power unit.