Ferrari F1 2027: line-up, engine, history and where to see the Scuderia

Ferrari F1 2027 drivers: Leclerc and Hamilton

Both seats are confirmed. Charles Leclerc, from Monaco, drives number 16. He debuted in 2018, has 9 wins and took the 2026 British Grand Prix. His home race in the principality is on 6 June 2027.

Lewis Hamilton brings seven world titles and a record 106 Grand Prix wins to the Scuderia. He debuted in 2007, races under number 44 and won the 2026 Spanish-Catalunya Grand Prix in Barcelona. Few garages in the paddock have as much combined star power, and the pairing will draw plenty of photographers and autograph hunters to the fence line wherever it goes.

The Ferrari engine and its F1 2027 customers

Ferrari power in F1 2027

Ferrari builds its own power unit and supplies it to Haas and Cadillac as well as the works team. For fans, this means three cars on the grid share a common heart, even though the chassis and liveries differ completely.

What the Ferrari F1 2027 partnership means for rivals

Customer deals bring a supplier extra data and a reason to keep improving. They also help new entries such as Cadillac, which makes its way up the order with a proven engine. See how every manufacturer lines up in our F1 teams 2027 overview.

Maranello base and Ferrari F1 history

The official entry name is Scuderia Ferrari HP, and the team is based in Maranello, Italy. Ferrari has taken part in the championship since 1950 and has collected 16 constructors' titles, the most of any team. It is the one name that has been present for essentially the whole story of the world championship.

That legacy shapes the atmosphere at races. Red flags, banners and caps fill the stands wherever the team goes, and Monza in particular has a reputation for a passionate Ferrari crowd. Whether you support the team or not, it is an experience worth planning. Wear red if you want to blend in, and arrive early at the gates, because crowds on the Ferrari side of the circuit build up long before the cars appear.

Where to see Ferrari F1 2027 on the calendar

Ferrari takes part in all 24 rounds of the F1 2027 calendar, starting with testing in Bahrain on 24 to 27 February and the opening Grand Prix on 14 March. Three dates stand out: Monaco on 6 June for Leclerc's home event, Silverstone on 4 July for Hamilton's home crowd, and Monza on 5 September, the team's own backyard.

You can also compare these weekends with other series on the Motorsport calendar 2027. If you only have budget for one trip, think about which of the three suits you best. Tickets and timetables differ from one event to the next, and session times for 2027 are not published yet. Organisers usually announce them a few weeks beforehand.

Ferrari F1 2027 tickets and travel tips

Ferrari weekends tend to be busy, so reserve grandstands and accommodation as early as you can. General admission is the budget-friendly route, grandstands give you a fixed view and hospitality adds lounges and catering. Use the Tickets button on each race page to see what partner sellers currently offer.

Read our Motorsport travel guides 2027 for planning ideas and the F1 and motorsport tickets 2027 page if you are unsure about delivery or resale. For the bigger picture, head back to Motorsport 2027.