With only 20 seats in Formula 1, the question is always which driver will lead a team. Split is now 2021. Max Verstappen drives as usual in Red Bull Racing with number 33, but what teams do other drivers drive? Time for an overview.
Alfa Romeo
Kimi Raikkonen
Antonio Giovinazzi
engineFerrari:
Full team name: Alfa Romeo Racing ORLEN
Home base: Henwil, Switzerland
Team leader: Frederic Fasor
AlphaTauri
Pierre Gasly
Yuki Tsunoda
engine: Honda
Full team nameScuderia: AlphaTauri Honda
Home base: Faenza, Italy
Team leader: Franz Toast
Alps
Esteban Ocon
Fernando Alonso
engine: Renault
Full team name: Alpine F1 Team
Home base: Inston, UK
Team leader: Not yet known
Aston Martin
Sebastian Vettel
Lance stroll
engine: Mercedes Benz
Full team name: Aston Martin Cognizant Formula 1 Team
Home base: Silverstone, UK
Team leader: Otmar Szafnauer
Ferrari
Charles Leclerc
Carlos Sainz Jr.
engineFerrari:
Full team nameScuderia Ferrari Mission Wino
Home base: Maranello, Italy
Team leader: Mattia Binotto
Haas
Nikita Mazpin
Mick Schumacher
engineFerrari:
Full team nameHaas F1 Team
Home base: Canapolis, United States
Team leader: Guenter Steiner
McLaren
Daniel Ricciardo
Lando Norris
engine: Mercedes Benz
Full team nameMcLaren F1
Home baseWoking, UK
Team leader: Andreas Seidel
Mercedes Benz
Valtteri Bottas
Lewis Hamilton
engine: Mercedes Benz
Full team nameTeam: Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1
Home base: Brackley, UK
Team leader: Tutu Wolf
Red Bull Racing
Max Verstappen
Sergio Perez
engine: Honda
Full team name: Red Bull Racing
Home base: Milton Keynes, UK
Team leader: Christian Horner
Williams
Nicholas Latife
George Russell
engine: Mercedes Benz
Full team name: Williams Racing
Home base: Grove, UK
Team leader: Simon Roberts
Formula 1 2021 – Calendar
Many races for the 2021 Formula 1 season: There are no fewer than 23 Grand Prix races, including those in the Netherlands and Belgium. The season starts on March 21, 2021 in Bahrain and ends on December 5, 2021 in Abu Dhabi. The Dutch Grand Prix takes place on September 5. Below is the full calendar for 2021. click here For more basic information on teams.
- Bahrain – Bahrain International Circuit – March 28
- Emilia-Romagna – Enzo and Dino Ferrari Autodrome, April 18
- Unknown yet – May 2
- Spain – Circuit of Catalonia – May 9th
- Monaco – Monaco circuit – May 23rd
- Azerbaijan – Baku City Circuit – June 6
- Canada – Gail Villeneuve – June 13th
- France – Paul Ricard – June 27th
- Austria – Red Bull Ring – July 4
- Great Britain – Silverstone – 18 July
- Hungary – Hungary – August 1
- Belgium – Spa-Francorchamps – August 29
- Netherlands – Circuit Zandvoort – September 5th
- Italië – Monza National Circuit – September 12th
- Rusland – Sochi Autodrome – September 26
- Singapore – Marina Bay Street Circuit – 3rd October
- Japan – Suzuka Circuit – October 10
- USA – Circuit of the Americas – October 24th
- Mexico – Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez – October 31
- Brazil – Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace Interlagos – November 7
- Australia – Albert Park – November 21
- Kingdom of Saudi Arabia – Jeddah Street Circuit – December 5
- Abu Dhabi – Yas Marina Circuit – December 12th
