How the 2019 grid is shaping up

  • Published on 22 Nov 2018 10:10
  • comments 2
  • By: Fergal Walsh

Following Williams' announcement that Robert Kubica will be making a remarkable comeback to Formula 1 next season, there are just two seats seats left to fill out for the 2019 grid. Toro Rosso and Force India are both yet to confirm who will come in next year.

As his father now owns the team, Lance Stroll is all but confirmed at Force India, but it is believed that the Silverstone squad is waiting for Esteban on to confirm and announce his 2019 plans before it declares Stroll as Sergio Perez's teammate.

It is not clear-cut who will take the second Toro Rosso seat, however it is believed that current driver Brendon Hartley and Formula 2 racer Alex Albon are the two favourites, while Red Bull junior Dan Ticktum has a small outside chance. 

undefined
Team
undefined
Driver
undefined
Driver
undefined
Mercedes
undefined
Lewis Hamilton
undefined
Valtteri Bottas
undefined
Ferrari
undefined
Sebastian Vettel
undefined
Charles Leclerc
undefined
Red Bull Racing
undefined
Max Verstappen
undefined
Pierre Gasly
undefined
Force India
undefined
Sergio Perez
undefined
TBC
undefined
Williams
undefined
George Russell
undefined
Robert Kubica
undefined
Renault
undefined
Nico Hulkenberg
undefined
Daniel Ricciardo
undefined
Toro Rosso
undefined
Daniil Kvyat
undefined
TBC
undefined
Haas
undefined
Romain Grosjean
undefined
Kevin Magnussen
undefined
McLaren
undefined
Carlos Sainz
undefined
Lando Norris
undefined
Sauber
undefined
Kimi Raikkonen 
undefined
Antonio Giovinazzi

Replies (2)

Login to reply
  • Why is it even a TBC for force India? Isn't it an open secret that, Jr.Stroll going to RPF1?

    • + 0
    • Nov 22 2018 - 11:52
  • In terms of interesting pairings - Ferrari, Red bull, Renault and maybe Sauber. This could be an interesting season. I am even hoping Stroll will surprise a lot of people.

    • + 0
    • Nov 22 2018 - 13:18

BE Grand Prix of Belgium

Local time 01:44

BEGrand Prix of Belgium

Local time 01:44

World Championship standings 2025

Show full world champion standings

Test calendar

See full test schedule

Related news

Give your opinion!

Will Bottas challenge Hamilton for the world championship in 2020?

Formula 1 Calendar - 2025

Date
Grand Prix
Circuit
-
Bahrain
14 - Mar 16
Australia
21 - Mar 23
China
4 - Apr 6
Japan
11 - Apr 13
Bahrain
18 - Apr 20
Saudi Arabia
2 - May 4
United States of America
16 - May 18
Italy
23 - May 25
Monaco
30 - Jun 1
Spain
13 - Jun 15
Canada
27 - Jun 29
Austria
4 - Jul 6
United Kingdom
25 - Jul 27
Belgium
1 - Aug 3
Hungary
29 - Aug 31
Netherlands
5 - Sep 7
Italy
19 - Sep 21
Azerbaijan
3 - Oct 5
Singapore
17 - Oct 19
United States of America
24 - Oct 26
Mexico
7 - Nov 9
Brazil
21 - Nov 23
United States of America
28 - Nov 30
Qatar
5 - Dec 7
United Arab Emirates
See full schedule

Formula 1 Calendar - 2025

Date
Grand Prix & Circuit
14 - Mar 16
Australia Albert Park
21 - Mar 23
4 - Apr 6
11 - Apr 13
18 - Apr 20
Saudi Arabia Jeddah Street Circuit
2 - May 4
United States of America Miami International Autodrome
16 - May 18
23 - May 25
Monaco Monte Carlo
30 - Jun 1
13 - Jun 15
27 - Jun 29
Austria Red Bull Ring
4 - Jul 6
United Kingdom Silverstone
25 - Jul 27
1 - Aug 3
Hungary Hungaroring
29 - Aug 31
Netherlands Circuit Zandvoort
5 - Sep 7
Italy Monza
19 - Sep 21
Azerbaijan Baku City Circuit
3 - Oct 5
17 - Oct 19
United States of America Circuit of the Americas
24 - Oct 26
7 - Nov 9
Brazil Interlagos
21 - Nov 23
United States of America Las Vegas Street Circuit
28 - Nov 30
5 - Dec 7
United Arab Emirates Yas Marina Circuit
See full schedule

Driver profile

  • Country Netherlands
  • Date of b. Sep 30 1997 (27)
  • Place of b. Hasselt (Belgie), Netherlands
  • Weight 70 kg
  • Length 1.8 m
Show full profile

Team profile

Show full profile
show sidebar