Who's Racing Right Now
The 2026 grid is the biggest in modern Formula 1: 11 teams and 22 full-season seats, with Cadillac joining as the first all-new team in a decade and Sauber completing its transformation into the Audi works outfit. Lando Norris carries the #1 of the reigning World Champion; Max Verstappen has returned to his #3.
Yuki Tsunoda is currently racing for Racing Bulls. Red Bull's test & reserve driver is back on the grid: with Hadjar injured and Lawson promoted to Red Bull, Tsunoda has taken over the second Racing Bulls seat since the Dutch Grand Prix — his third straight race weekend at the Spanish GP in Madrid.
Teams are listed alphabetically. For when you can watch them all next, see the full 2026 race calendar in US time zones.
Teams & Drivers
#10 · France
Pierre Gasly
#43 · Argentina
Franco Colapinto
#14 · Spain
Fernando Alonso
#18 · Canada
Lance Stroll
#27 · Germany
Nico Hülkenberg
#5 · Brazil
Gabriel Bortoleto
#11 · Mexico
Sergio Pérez
#77 · Finland
Valtteri Bottas
#16 · Monaco
Charles Leclerc
#44 · United Kingdom
Lewis Hamilton
#31 · France
Esteban Ocon
#87 · United Kingdom
Oliver Bearman
#1 · United Kingdom
Lando Norris Champion
#81 · Australia
Oscar Piastri
#63 · United Kingdom
George Russell
#12 · Italy
Kimi Antonelli
#30 · New Zealand
Liam Lawson
Temporarily promoted to Red Bull Racing to cover Isack Hadjar's injury
#41 · United Kingdom
Arvid Lindblad Rookie
#22 · Japan
Yuki Tsunoda Racing Now
Red Bull's test & reserve driver is back on the grid: with Hadjar injured and Lawson promoted to Red Bull, Tsunoda has taken over the second Racing Bulls seat since the Dutch Grand Prix — his third straight race weekend at the Spanish GP in Madrid.
#3 · Netherlands
Max Verstappen
#6 · France
Isack Hadjar
Sidelined since the Dutch Grand Prix with a wrist injury; Liam Lawson is deputizing
#23 · Thailand
Alexander Albon