Who is driving for who in 2019? Take a look at this season's team line-ups (all statistics correct as of the start of the 2019 season).
Antonio Giovinazzi (Italy) - Alfa Romeo
Antonio Giovinazzi has taken part in two grands prix - both in 2017. He came 12th in Australia and did not finish in China
Date of birth: 14/12/93
Races started: 16
Pole positions: 0
Wins: 0
Podium places: 0
World titles: 0
2018 position: N/A
2018 wins / podiums: N/A
2018 best: N/A
Kimi Raikkonen (Finland) - Alfa Romeo
Kimi Raikkonen is famed for coming across as indifferent about his performances, but he must be doing something well, as this is his 17th season at motorsport's top table
Date of birth: 17/10/79
Races started: 305
Pole positions: 18
Wins: 21
Podium places: 103
World titles: 1 (2007)
2018 position: 3rd
2018 wins / podiums: 1/12
2018 best: 1st (United States)
Charles Leclerc (Monaco) - Ferrari
Charles Leclerc finished in the points in 10 races in his debut season at Sauber to earn his promotion to Ferrari
Date of birth: 16/10/97
Races started: 35
Pole positions: 4
Wins: 2
Podium places: 7
World titles: 0
2018 position: 13th
2018 wins / podiums: 0/0
2018 best: 6th (Azerbaijan)
Sebastian Vettel (Germany) - Ferrari
Sebastian Vettel is looking for his fifth drivers' title - he held an eight-point lead after 10 races in 2018 before finishing 88 points behind Lewis Hamilton
Date of birth: 3/7/87
Races started: 233
Pole positions: 56
Wins: 52
Podium places: 117
World titles: 4 (2010, 2011, 2012, 2013)
2018 position: 2nd
2018 wins / podiums: 5/12
2018 best: 1st (Australia, Bahrain, Canada, Great Britain, Belgium)
Romain Grosjean (France) - Haas
Romain Grosjean earned seven points finishes in 2018, but was denied another one when he was disqualified in Italy after crossing the line sixth before the floor of his Haas car was found to be illegal
Date of birth: 17/4/86
Races started: 157
Pole positions: 0
Wins: 0
Podium places: 10
World titles: 0
2018 position: 14th
2018 wins / podiums: 0/0
2018 best: 4th (Austria)
Kevin Magnussen (Denmark) - Haas
Kevin Magnussen's father, Jan, drove in F1 during the mid-1990s - Kevin already has bragging rights, though, with a 2nd place in 2014. Jan's highest was 6th
Date of birth: 5/10/92
Races started: 95
Pole positions: 0
Wins: 0
Podium places: 1
World titles: 0
2018 position: 9th
2018 wins / podiums: 0/0
2018 best: 5th (Bahrain and Austria)
Lando Norris (Great Britain) - McLaren
Nineteen-year-old Lando Norris' progress up the motorsport ranks has been rapid. In 2017 he won the FIA Formula 3 European Championship and in 2018 he came second in the FIA Formula 2 Championship
Date of birth: 13/11/99
Races started: 14
Pole positions: 0
Wins: 0
Podium places: 0
World titles: 0
2018 position: N/A
2018 wins / podiums: N/A
2018 best: N/A
Carlos Sainz (Spain) - McLaren
Carlos Sainz, who raced for Renault in 2018, follows in the footsteps of another Spaniard - Fernando Alonso - at McLaren
Date of birth: 1/9/94
Races started: 95
Pole positions: 0
Wins: 0
Podium places: 0
World titles: 0
2018 position: 10th
2018 wins / podiums: 0/0
2018 best: 5th (Azerbaijan)
Valtteri Bottas (Finland) - Mercedes
Valtteri Bottas failed to win a race in 2018 although he had to move over and let Lewis Hamilton have the win in Russia and suffered a puncture when leading in Azerbaijan with three laps to go
After not winning any of the opening three races of 2018, Lewis Hamilton won 11 of the next 18 - including eight of the last 11 - to become the world champion for a fifth time
Date of birth: 7/1/85
Races started: 243
Pole positions: 87
Wins: 81
Podium places: 146
World titles: 5 (2008, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2018)
2018 position: 1st
2018 wins / podiums: 11/17
2018 best: 1st (Azerbaijan, Spain, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Singapore, Russia, Japan, Brazil, Abu Dhabi)
Sergio Perez (Mexico) - Racing Point
Sergio Perez was the only driver not racing for Mercedes, Ferrari or Red Bull to get on the podium in 2018, finishing third in Azerbaijan for Force India
Date of birth: 26/1/90
Races started: 169
Pole positions: 0
Wins: 0
Podium places: 8
World titles: 0
2018 position: 8th
2018 wins / podiums: 0/1
2018 best: 3rd (Azerbaijan)
Lance Stroll (Canada) - Racing Point
Lance Stroll only picked up six points in 2018 - four when he came eighth in Azerbaijan and two for a ninth-placed finish in Italy
Date of birth: 29/10/98
Races started: 55
Pole positions: 0
Wins: 0
Podium places: 1
World titles: 0
2018 position: 18th
2018 wins / podiums: 0/0
2018 best: 8th (Azerbaijan)
Pierre Gasly (France) - Red Bull
Pierre Gasly raced 26 times for Red Bull's junior team Toro Rosso before his promotion to the senior team
Date of birth: 7/2/96
Races started: 40
Pole positions: 0
Wins: 0
Podium places: 0
World titles: 0
2018 position: 15th
2018 wins / podiums: 0/0
2018 best: 4th (Bahrain)
Max Verstappen (Netherlands) - Red Bull
The son of former F1 driver Jos, 21-year-old Max Verstappen has already won five races
Date of birth: 30/9/97
Races started: 95
Pole positions: 1
Wins: 7
Podium places: 27
World titles: 0
2018 position: 4th
2018 wins / podiums: 2/11
2018 best: 1st (Austria and Mexico)
Nico Hulkenberg (Germany) - Renault
Nico Hulkenberg is one of F1's biggest talents - but still has not finished on the podium in 156 races
Date of birth: 19/8/87
Races started: 170
Pole positions: 1
Wins: 0
Podium places: 0
World titles: 0
2018 position: 7th
2018 wins / podiums: 0/0
2018 best: 5th (Germany)
Daniel Ricciardo (Australia) - Renault
Daniel Ricciardo won in both China and Monaco in 2018 but also failed to finish in eight races
Date of birth: 1/7/89
Races started: 164
Pole positions: 3
Wins: 7
Podium places: 29
World titles: 0
2018 position: 6th
2018 wins / podiums: 2/2
2018 best: 1st (China and Monaco)
Alexander Albon (Thailand) - Toro Rosso
Alexander Albon came third in the 2018 FIA Formula 2 Championship to earn his promotion to Formula 1
Date of birth: 23/3/96
Races started: 14
Pole positions: 0
Wins: 0
Podium places: 0
World titles: 0
2018 position: N/A
2018 wins / podiums: N/A
2018 best: N/A
Daniil Kvyat (Russia) - Toro Rosso
Daniil Kvyat was demoted from Red Bull to Toro Rosso after four races of the 2016 season and was dropped by Toro Rosso with three races remaining in 2017 before his unlikely return in 2019
Date of birth: 26/4/94
Races started: 86
Pole positions: 0
Wins: 0
Podium places: 3
World titles: 0
2018 position: N/A
2018 wins / podiums: N/A
2018 best: N/A
Robert Kubica (Poland) - Williams
Robert Kubica raced in the 2010 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, but was then out of Formula 1 for eight years after a horrific crash at the Ronde di Andora rally in February 2011, when he suffered injuries to his forearm, elbow, shoulder and leg
Date of birth: 7/12/84
Races started: 90
Pole positions: 1
Wins: 1
Podium places: 12
World titles: 0
2018 position: N/A
2018 wins / podiums: N/A
2018 best: N/A
George Russell (Great Britain) - Williams
George Russell won the 2018 FIA Formula 2 Championship, picking up 287 with Lando Norris coming second (219) and Alexander Albon third (212)
