The AlphaTauri team was the fifth to unveil its new single-seater for the 2022 season, the AT03 , with which Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda will try to improve on the seventh and sixth positions achieved in their first two years with this name.
Gallery: this is the AphaTauri AT03 for the 2022 F1 season
Photo by: AlphaTauri
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Through its YouTube channel we were able to see the design presented by the Italian team in Faenza, where they have their headquarters. The little brother of Red Bull showed his car for this year, the first with the renewed technical regulations that will cause a radical change in the order of the grid, as Formula 1 itself hopes.
A few days before knowing what the AT03 would look like, a photograph appeared on social networks in which the side of the Honda-powered single-seater could be seen. The image shows a continuous line, following the steps of previous courses, where they wore a white and dark blue decoration with the logos of the clothing brand present all over the spine.
AlphaTauri will have in 2022 the same pair of regular drivers, Pierre Gasly and Yuki Tsunoda , who managed to add a total of 142 points and a podium, that of the Frenchman in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where he was third.
With the AT03 they will seek to climb positions in the constructors’ table and help the main structure of energy drinks to add another world championship with the same Honda engine, which decided to stay with Red Bull at the beginning of February.
In addition, those from Faenza want to live another of the most special days they remember, that of the only victory they achieved with this name. It happened in the place where they also won a Formula 1 race for the first time, in Monza, as the Frenchman climbed to the top of the podium at the 2020 Italian Grand Prix, repeating what Sebastian Vettel did in 2008 with the STR3. from Toro Rosso.
