2025 F1 teams

Meet the current grid so you can match liveries, drivers, and colours with the stories unfolding across the season.

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How teams work

Each Formula 1 team, also called a constructor, enters two cars and two race drivers, scoring points in both the Drivers' and Constructors' Championships.

The team with the most points at the end of the year wins the Constructors' title, while the top-scoring driver becomes World Drivers' Champion.

McLaren

Power unit: Mercedes
  • #4 Lando Norris
  • #81 Oscar Piastri

Reigning Constructors' Champions with a strong, consistent pairing fighting at the front of the field.

Mercedes

Power unit: Mercedes
  • #63 George Russell
  • #7 Kimi Antonelli

Multiple-time champions rebuilding around a new generation while staying firmly in the fight near the front.

Ferrari

Power unit: Ferrari
  • #16 Charles Leclerc
  • #44 Lewis Hamilton

Historic Italian team pairing Leclerc with seven-time champion Hamilton in a headline-grabbing line-up.

Williams

Power unit: Mercedes
  • #23 Alex Albon
  • #55 Carlos Sainz

Classic British team climbing back up the order with a strong, experienced driver pairing.

Sauber

Power unit: Ferrari
  • #27 Nico Hülkenberg
  • #5 Gabriel Bortoleto

Transitioning towards Audi's future factory entry with an experienced lead and a rookie prospect.

Alpine

Power unit: Renault
  • #10 Pierre Gasly
  • #43 Franco Colapinto

French outfit with a works power unit, pairing an argentinian race winner.

Follow the championships

To see how all these teams are doing across the year, check the latest Constructors' standings on the official F1 site.

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