The 2025 Formula 1 season is set to be one of the most thrilling yet, with a host of changes across the grid that promise to shake up the competition. Teams have made strategic decisions to bring in fresh talent and experienced drivers, aiming to enhance their performance and challenge for the championship. This season sees a mix of seasoned veterans, rising stars, and exciting rookies, each eager to make their mark on the sport. From surprising team switches to promising debuts, the new driver lineups reflect the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of Formula 1. Here’s a detailed look at the driver lineups for each team:
Red Bull Racing
- Max Verstappen (#1)
- Liam Lawson (#30)
Max Verstappen continues his tenure with Red Bull, while Liam Lawson steps in to replace Sergio Perez, who parted ways with the team after a challenging 2024 season.
Ferrari
- Charles Leclerc (#16)
- Lewis Hamilton (#44)
In a surprising move, Lewis Hamilton joins Ferrari, ending his long-standing association with Mercedes. He partners with Charles Leclerc, who remains committed to the Scuderia.
Mercedes
- George Russell (#63)
- Andrea Kimi Antonelli (#12)
George Russell stays with Mercedes, and he is joined by rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli, who replaces the departing Lewis Hamilton.
McLaren
- Lando Norris (#4)
- Oscar Piastri (#81)
McLaren retains its dynamic duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, both of whom have signed long-term contracts with the team.
Aston Martin
- Fernando Alonso (#14)
- Lance Stroll (#18)
Aston Martin sticks with the experienced pairing of Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll, aiming for continued stability and performance.
Alpine
- Pierre Gasly (#10)
- Jack Doohan (#21)
Pierre Gasly remains with Alpine, and he is joined by Jack Doohan, who steps up to a full-time seat.
Williams
- Alex Albon (#23)
- Carlos Sainz (#55)
Carlos Sainz moves to Williams, partnering with Alex Albon in a bid to push the team further up the grid.
Racing Bulls (formerly AlphaTauri)
- Yuki Tsunoda (#22)
- Isack Hadjar (#50)
Racing Bulls, the rebranded AlphaTauri team, features Yuki Tsunoda and newcomer Isack Hadjar.
Sauber
- Nico Hülkenberg (#27)
- Gabriel Bortoleto (#28)
Nico Hülkenberg joins Sauber, alongside F2 runner-up Gabriel Bortoleto.
Haas
- Esteban Ocon (#31)
- Oliver Bearman (#32)
Esteban Ocon moves to Haas, and he is joined by rookie Oliver Bearman.
These changes promise an exciting season ahead, with a mix of seasoned veterans and promising rookies ready to make their mark on the 2025 Formula 1 championship.
