Aston Martin will be aiming to build on their excellent end to 2022 in 2023, rather than start the new season the way they did this year. Given their typical status as a midfield side, it was somewhat of a shock to see the Silverstone-based outfit struggle early in the year; however, to their credit they improved as the year went on. By the end of the season they were comfortably the sixth best team on the grid, but due to their bad start to the campaign they claimed seventh in the Constructors' Championship. Agonisingly, they ended the year level on points with Alfa Romeo, with Valtteri Bottas' fifth place finish at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix sealing the Swiss side P6. READ: Paddy...
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