F1 Drivers 2027: Confirmed Line-Ups, Open Seats and Home Races

F1 drivers 2027: the confirmed grid

Nine of the eleven teams have confirmed both drivers. The table below shows the line-ups and engines, and each name links to a profile page.

Open seats in F1 2027: Haas and Racing Bulls

Haas, which uses Ferrari engines, and Racing Bulls, which uses Red Bull Ford engines, have not yet named their drivers. Both seats at each team are listed as to be announced. We will not guess at names; as soon as the teams confirm them, the information will appear here.

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F1 2027 title picture: champions and the 2026 standings

Lando Norris won his first world title in 2025. The 2026 championship is still open: after the Singapore Grand Prix on 11 October 2026, Kimi Antonelli leads with 340 points, ahead of George Russell on 238, Lewis Hamilton on 229 and Max Verstappen on 221.

Hamilton remains the most decorated driver on the grid with seven titles, while Verstappen has four and Fernando Alonso two. Everyone else is still chasing a first title, which makes the 2027 season a story of new contenders.

Nationalities and fans: F1 drivers 2027 around the world

The 2027 line-up includes drivers from Britain, Italy, Monaco, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Canada, Argentina, Thailand, Brazil, Germany, Mexico, Finland and Australia. That diversity shows in the grandstands, where flags and chants change from one race to the next.

If you want to experience a driver's home crowd, pick the race in his country; if you want a neutral atmosphere, choose one with no home driver. Either way, the ticket FAQ will help you prepare.

What the F1 drivers 2027 grid tells us about the season

The grid mixes experience and youth. Veterans such as Hamilton, Alonso, Hulkenberg and Bottas share the field with Antonelli, Hadjar and Bortoleto, who arrived in 2025. Several teams change engine supplier, with Audi and Cadillac added to the list of manufacturers and customers, so the 2027 pecking order may look different from this year's.

Two teams, McLaren and Mercedes, will share Mercedes engines with Williams and Alpine, which will make for interesting comparisons between works and customer cars. Tracking these on track is easier from a seat with a clear view of the braking zones.

Home races for F1 drivers 2027

Several drivers have a home race on the F1 2027 calendar. Norris, Hamilton and Russell race in Britain on 4 July, Leclerc in Monaco on 6 June, Antonelli in Italy on 5 September, Alonso and Sainz Jr. in Spain on 12 September, Piastri in Australia on 4 April, Stroll in Canada on 23 May, Bortoleto in Brazil on 7 November and Perez in Mexico on 31 October.

Verstappen, Hadjar, Gasly, Colapinto, Albon, Hulkenberg and Bottas have no Grand Prix in their home country in 2027. Open the calendar to find the nearest race to you.

How to see F1 drivers 2027 live

Drivers are most visible on the track, but a weekend gives other chances: pit-lane and paddock areas are sometimes open depending on ticket category, and fan zones may offer appearances. Whether these are available varies by event, so check the details when you book.

Our travel guides explain how to choose a seat, and the ticket FAQ covers common questions. We do not publish prices; the Tickets button on each race page shows live offers. Timetables for 2027 are not published yet.