F1 Manager

F1 Manager 2023 driver ratings: All drivers ranked

Frontier Developments

Written by

Lloyd Coombes

Published

27th Jul 2023 14:01

Like the previous game before it, F1 Manager 2023 has a comprehensive list of driver ratings, dictating their skills in different areas of the sport. Whether you’re looking for a driver that’s fast in the corners or smooth on the throttle, knowing the areas in which drivers need more training is vitally important if you’re to succeed in F1 Manager 2023.

So, let’s dive into a complete breakdown of the driver ratings in F1 Manager 2023.

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All F1 Manager 2023 driver ratings

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There are nine different areas in which an F1 driver is scored, with the tenth value being their overall rating. Individual rating categories include:

Cornering
Braking
Reactions
Accuracy
Control
Smoothness
Adaptability
Overtaking
Defending

Each of these areas sets the drivers apart from each other. For example, World Champion Max Verstappen has an extremely high cornering score, but a lower adaptability rating. Meanwhile, drivers like Lando Norris have a super high rating in control but struggle in the adaptability department.

It’s up to you as the Team Principal to choose your drivers carefully, optimise a race strategy around them, and develop the drivers into the best racers they can be.

For all of the F1 Manager 2023 Driver Ratings by team, read on.

Alpha Romeo

Driver	Overall Rating	Cornering	Braking	Reactions	Accuracy	Control	Smoothness	Adaptability	Overtaking	Defending
Valtteri Bottas	86	87	87	83	94	91	76	73	82	88
Guanyu Zhou	80	78	79	80	80	84	79	78	81	75

Alpha Tauri

Driver	Overall Rating	Cornering	Braking	Reactions	Accuracy	Control	Smoothness	Adaptability	Overtaking	Defending
Nyck De Vries	76	74	74	74	82	72	81	76	77	80
Yuki Tsunoda	79	79	79	81	85	73	78	74	81	79
Liam Lawson	73	73	76	74	76	80	65	69	67	66

Alpine

Driver	Overall Rating	Cornering	Braking	Reactions	Accuracy	Control	Smoothness	Adaptability	Overtaking	Defending
Esteban Ocon	84	81	81	82	93	84	83	81	83	84
Pierre Gasly	86	86	85	82	79	93	90	95	85	84

Aston Martin

Driver	Overall Rating	Cornering	Braking	Reactions	Accuracy	Control	Smoothness	Adaptability	Overtaking	Defending
Fernando Alonso	90	90	91	86	88	94	87	86	91	91
Lance Stroll	83	81	80	90	86	85	81	93	84	85
Felipe Drugovich	74	79	78	79	67	72	72	77	65	74

Ferrari

Driver	Overall Rating	Cornering	Braking	Reactions	Accuracy	Control	Smoothness	Adaptability	Overtaking	Defending
Charles LeClerc	89	94	94	86	86	89	83	81	87	91
Carlos Sainz	87	90	91	86	85	85	79	80	89	93
Antonio Giovinazzi	78	75	75	79	80	86	77	81	73	75

Haas

Driver	Overall Rating	Cornering	Braking	Reactions	Accuracy	Control	Smoothness	Adaptability	Overtaking	Defending
Kevin Magnussen	81	81	78	83	79	83	78	91	79	76
Niko Hulkenberg	79	78	77	84	78	81	77	92	75	75
Pietro Fittipaldi	71	73	63	69	79	78	61	71	69	73

McLaren

Driver	Overall Rating	Cornering	Braking	Reactions	Accuracy	Control	Smoothness	Adaptability	Overtaking	Defending
Oscar Piastri	76	75	74	76	76	82	69	80	72	75
Lando Norris	87	89	88	84	79	95	94	77	85	86
Alex Palou	73	79	68	76	67	75	70	65	71	78

Mercedes

Driver	Overall Rating	Cornering	Braking	Reactions	Accuracy	Control	Smoothness	Adaptability	Overtaking	Defending
George Russell	87	85	87	87	92	88	85	96	81	86
Lewis Hamilton	90	93	95	86	83	92	86	87	90	94
Mick Schumacher	76	77	74	82	78	78	71	76	73	74

Red Bull

Driver	Overall Rating	Cornering	Braking	Reactions	Accuracy	Control	Smoothness	Adaptability	Overtaking	Defending
Max Verstappen	91	95	95	88	85	89	88	88	91	97
Sergio Perez	88	88	88	93	87	92	84	76	93	93
Daniel Ricciardo	83	80	80	82	86	87	87	79	82	83

Williams

Driver	Overall Rating	Cornering	Braking	Reactions	Accuracy	Control	Smoothness	Adaptability	Overtaking	Defending
Alexander Albon	81	79	80	85	77	83	78	83	82	84
Logan Sargeant	73	72	74	76	76	74	69	75	66	71

So, there you have it - all of the driver ratings for F1 Manager 2023, split up into each of the different teams. These ratings have changed slightly since we last played F1 Manager 2022, so it’s best to keep this guide handy so you can refer back to it when working out the best racing strategies.

For more F1 Manager 2023 guides, keep reading GGRecon.

About the author

Lloyd Coombes

Lloyd is GGRecon's Editor-in-Chief, having previously worked at Dexerto and Gfinity, and occasionally appears in The Daily Star newspaper. A big fan of loot-based games including Destiny 2 and Diablo 4, when he's not working you'll find him at the gym or trying to play Magic The Gathering.

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