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Nyck de Vries, 2022 Italian Grand Prix The most recent addition to this list, Nyck de Vries (main picture) won't be a member of F1's one-hit wonder club for much longer, having signed to drive for AlphaTauri in 2023. The Dutchman's unexpected F1 debut came at the 2022 Italian Grand Prix after Williams' Alex Albon was laid low with appendicitis. Having driven for Aston Martin during Friday practice, de Vries suddenly found himself suiting up for Williams in time for qualifying on Saturday. Despite the short notice, the Dutchman thrived on his Grand Prix debut, lining up eighth on the grid after penalties were applied to other drivers. De Vries then showed both speed and maturity in Sunday's race to finish in ninth place, equalling the best result that Williams would achieve all season long. Having performed so admirably in difficult circumstances, de Vries was suddenly hot property, and the Dutchman was rewarded for his efforts with a race seat at A...

Alpine's announcement last October that Pierre Gasly would join the team to partner Esteban Ocon in 2023 means F1 has its first all-French driver line-up since Olivier Panis and Franck Lagorce drove for Ligier in 1994. Over the course of the sport's history, F1 has had many other one-nation driver pairings, and TheFOXposts.Com has trawled through the archives to bring you the five most recent. Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, Mercedes, 2022-present Ocon and Gasly won't be the only compatriots to team up in 2023, as Britons Lewis Hamilton and George Russell are set for another year alongside each other at Mercedes, following Russell's move over from Williams in 2022. (Main picture) Though the W13 was a step down from Mercedes' previous championship-winning form, the Silver Arrows still finished third in the Constructors' standings, with Russell taking a ...