The 2020 F1 Season – A Handy Guide

2019 Japanese Grand Prix, Sunday - Wolfgang Wilhelm

The 2020 F1 season is currently due to start in July and run to December, now that F1 are starting to put an “on the fly” schedule together. Here’s our guide to the who, what and where for this year, which we’ll update as more information comes out from the teams and F1.

This season features the same 10 teams as last year, with a new name for the Toro Rosso team, now being branded as Alpha Tauri with their new sponsorship deal with the RedBull clothing label. This year there’s one rookie driver on the grid (Nicholas Latifi) and one driver returning from a year away (Esteban Ocon). In a turnaround from last year, 8 of the teams have the same lineup as we saw at the end of last season in Abu Dhabi

Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team – Car F1 W11 EQ Performance – Engine: Mercedes

  • 44 Lewis Hamilton
  • 77 Vatteri Bottas

Scuderia Ferrari Mission Winnow – Car SF1000 – Engine: Ferrari

  • 5 Sebasitan Vettel
  • 16 Charles Leclerc

Haas F1 Team – Car VF-20 – Engine: Ferrari

  • 8 Romain Grosjean
  • 20 Kevin Magnussen

McLaren F1 Team – Car: MCL35 – Engine: Renault

  • 2 Lando Norris
  • 55 Carlos Sainz

BWT Racing Point F1 Team- Car: RP20 – Engine: Mercedes

  • 11 Sergio Perez
  • 18 Lance Stroll

Aston Martin RedBull Racing – Car: RB16 – Engine: Honda

  • 23 Alex Albon 
  • 33 Max Verstappen

Renault F1 Team – Car: R.S.20- Engine: Renault

  • 3 Daniel Ricciardo
  • 31 Eteban Ocon

Alfa Romeo Racing Orlen – Car: C39 – Engine: Ferrari

  • 7 Kimi Raikkonen
  • 99 Antonio Giovinazzi

Scuderia Alpha Tauri Honda – Car: AT01 – Engine: Honda

  • 10 Pierre Gasly 
  • 26 Daniil Kvyat

ROKiT Williams Racing – Car: FW43 – Engine: Mercedes

  • 63 George Russell
  • 6 Nicholas Latifi (R)

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