F1 2018 new drivers, teams, and car numbers: Full list of manufacturers and changes for Grand Prix season

FORMULA ONE is back for an exciting 2018 campaign.

Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel are expected to battle it out for what would be either driver’s fifth world championship.

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But who is in which car, and which drivers have moved, left or joined F1 this campaign?

Formula One Grand Prix teams and drivers 2018

44) Lewis Hamilton – Mercedes

5) Sebastian Vettel – Ferrari

77) Valtteri Bottas – Mercedes

7) Kimi Raikkonen – Ferrari

3) Daniel Ricciardo – Red Bull

33) Max Verstappen – Red Bull

11) Sergio Perez – Force India

31) Esteban Ocon – Force India

55) Carlos Sainz – Renault

27) Nico Hulkenberg – Renault

18) Lance Stroll – Williams

8) Romain Grosjean – Haas

20) Kevin Magnussen – Haas

14) Fernando Alonso – McLaren

2) Stoffel Vandoorne – McLaren

9) Marcus Ericsson – Sauber

10) Pierre Gasly – Toro Rosso

28) Brendon Hartley – Toro Rosso

16) Charles Leclerc – Sauber

35) Sergey Sirotkin – Williams

Which drivers have joined F1 in 2018?

It’s all change at Toro Rosso as 2016 GP2 Series champion Pierre Gasly joins the team permanently after a stint at the end of the 2017 season.

Two-time World Endurance champion Brendon Hartley has also joined Red Bull’s second team, taking up the seat vacated by Daniel Kvyat.

Reigning Formula 2 champion Charles Leclerc has joined Sauber while former Renault test driver and SMP Racing driver Sergey Sirotkin has joined Williams.

Which drivers have left F1?

Toro Rosso’s Daniel Kvyat has left the team and the Red Bull driver programme for a development role with Ferrari.

Sauber’s Pascal Wehrlein was unable to secure a drive and will be one of Mercedes’ test and reserve drivers while racing full-time in the Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters series.

Williams’ Felipe Massa retired at the end of last season, a year later than planned, after staying on with the team throughout 2017.