F1 Drivers

Discover the current official F1 line-up and historic drivers, complete with driver’s points, records, and teams.

Driver Nationality Current/Last Team F1 Debut Status
German Sauber 2007 Australian Grand Prix Retired
American Marussia F1 2014 Belgian Grand Prix Retired
Italian Sauber 2017 Australian Grand Prix Retired
New Zealander Toro Rosso 2017 United States Grand Prix Retired
Brazilian Caterham F1 2010 Bahrain Grand Prix Retired
French Caterham F1 2012 Australian Grand Prix Retired
Australian Racing Bulls 2011 British Grand Prix Retired
Russian AlphaTauri 2014 Australian Grand Prix Retired
British Red Bull Racing 1994 Spanish Grand Prix Retired
British Footwork Arrows 1981 San Marino Grand Prix Retired
South African Williams 1980 British Grand Prix Female F1 Driver, Retired
British Hesketh 1976 British Grand Prix Female F1 Driver, Retired
American Arrows 1978 Argentine Grand Prix Retired
British Jaguar 1993 Japanese Grand Prix Retired
Mexican Haas 2013 Australian Grand Prix Retired
Brazilian Williams 2002 Australian Grand Prix Retired
Brazilian Sauber 2016 Australian Grand Prix Retired
Austrian Benetton 1984 Austrian Grand Prix Retired
Italian Ferrari 1996 Australian Grand Prix Retired
Dutch Caterham F1 2013 Australian Grand Prix Retired
Italian Brabham 1992 South African Grand Prix Female F1 Driver, Retired
Finnish Lotus F1 2007 Australian Grand Prix Retired
German Arrows 1994 Brazilian Grand Prix Retired
British Williams 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix Retired
Australian Alpine 2025 Australian Grand Prix Retired
Belgian Ligier 1966 German Grand Prix Retired
French Williams 1974 German Grand Prix Retired
Canadian Sauber 1996 Australian Grand Prix F1 Legend, Retired
Italian Lotus Racing 1997 Australian Grand Prix Retired
French Jordan Grand Prix 1989 French Grand Prix Retired
French Toro Rosso 2012 Australian Grand Prix Retired
French Ligier 1971 Italian Grand Prix Retired
Belgian Lotus F1 2011 Australian Grand Prix Retired
British McLaren 1973 British Grand Prix Retired
British Jaguar 1989 Brazilian Grand Prix Retired
British Renault 2016 Australian Grand Prix Retired
Dutch Minardi 1994 Brazilian Grand Prix Retired
Colombian McLaren 2001 Australian Grand Prix Retired
Japanese Caterham F1 2009 Brazilian Grand Prix Retired
Danish Haas 2014 Australian Grand Prix Retired
American Williams 2023 Bahrain Grand Prix Retired
Swedish Sauber 2016 Bahrain Grand Prix Retired
Australian Red Bull Racing 2002 Australian Grand Prix Retired
British Jordan Grand Prix 1984 Brazilian Grand Prix Retired
British Marussia F1 2013 Australian Grand Prix Retired
German Haas 2021 Bahrain Grand Prix Retired
Finnish McLaren 1991 United States Grand Prix F1 Legend, Retired
Finnish Toyota Racing 1994 Japanese Grand Prix Retired
Indian HRT Formula 1 Team 2005 Australian Grand Prix Retired
Brazilian Benetton 1978 German Grand Prix F1 Legend, Retired

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F1 Drivers 2025: Grid Breakdown

Twenty drivers. One world title. The 2025 Formula 1 season is locked and loaded with a grid full of talent, ambition, and exciting racing storylines sure to unfold as the season progresses. At the center of it all? Max Verstappen, chasing a historic fifth world championship in his RBB21.

A New Era Begins

2024 marked a turning point in Formula 1. Red Bull’s years of dominance took a hit, and with the grid reshuffled for 2025, the title fight is wide open. Could this be the year we see a new name at the top?

The Silly Season Delivered

The off-season didn’t disappoint. It all started with the bombshell move—Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari, instantly reshaping the grid. Red Bull and Racing Bulls faced their own shakeups, eventually announcing Liam Lawson as Verstappen’s new teammate to replace the outgoing Sergio Perez. Although that only lasted for two races, Yuki Tsunoda swapped seats with Lawson, finally making it to the main team for his home race at the 2025 Japanese Grand Prix.

But that’s not all. Five rookies will make their F1 debut this season:

This new generation brings some exciting promise, and all eyes will be on who rises fastest through the ranks.

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Max Verstappen remains the benchmark, but with increased competition from McLaren, rising stars, and fresh team lineups, 2025 could be the most unpredictable season in decades. Will it be a five-time title win for Max, or will a new champion emerge?

Meet the Drivers

Dive into the full 2025 grid—click on any name to explore their F1 journey: the latest race results, breaking news, in-depth bios, photos, and complete stats.

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