F1 2023 confirmed driver line-ups

And then there were none.

Logan Sargeant was formally confirmed as a Williams driver for 2023 on Monday following the season finale in Abu Dhabi.

The 21-year-old will become the first American to race in F1 since Alexander Rossi drover for Manor Marussia in 2015.

Although announced by team principal Jost Capito at the United States Grand Prix in October, an asterisk remained over his participation due to a need to secure the required points to claim an FIA super licence.

With all 20 seats finally spoken for, here are the talents you can look forward to following next term!

Confirmed 2023 driver line-up

Mercedes - Lewis Hamilton [deal through to the end of 2023]; George Russell [signed 'a long-term deal' last September]

Red Bull - Max Verstappen [deal through to the end of 2028]; Sergio Perez [deal through to the end of 2024]

Ferrari - Charles Leclerc [deal through to the end of 2024]; Carlos Sainz [deal through to the end of 2024]

McLaren - Lando Norris [deal through to the end of 2025]; Oscar Piastri [deal through to the end of 2024]

Alpine - Esteban Ocon [deal through to the end of 2024], Pierre Gasly [announced on a multi-year deal]

AlphaTauri - Nyck De Vries [announced only for 2023], Yuki Tsunoda [deal through to end of 2023]

Aston Martin - Fernando Alonso [signed a 'multi-year' deal starting in 2023], Lance Stroll [deal through to the end of 2023]

Williams - Alex Albon [deal through to the end of 2023]; Logan Sargeant [deal through to the end of 2023]

Alfa Romeo - Valtteri Bottas [deal through to the end of 2023]; Zhou Guanyu [deal through to the end of 2023]

Haas - Kevin Magnussen [deal through to the end of 2023]; Nico Hulkenberg [deal through to the end of 2023]

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