The definitive 2018 Formula 1 entry list

Start of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, after nine drivers affected by grid penalties.
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The 2018 Formula 1 grid is complete and ready to roll, with the FIA publishing this season's entry list which includes a few new race numbers and name changes among the 20-strong field.

Legendary marque Aston Martin now enjoys an official presence on the F1 bill after boosting its involvement with Red Bull Racing.

McLaren F1 Team has chosen to underline its exclusive brand by not including engine partner Renault in its name, contrary to previous years when Honda was part of the outfit's official denomination.

Alfa Romeo is showcased alongside Sauber for its F1 return, while energy drink company Red Bull tags itself on to its second team which is now called Red Bull Toro Rosso Honda, while Sauber

One will also note that Force India remains Sahara Force India F1 Team, despite confirmation that a name change is in the works for the Silverstone-based outfit.

Williams new recruit Sergey Sirotkin has chosen to race with #35 while the other new face on the grid, Sauber's Charles Leclerc, has opted for #16.

The season kicks off in Melbourne on March 25 for a long-haul 21-race schedule which will end in Abu Dhabi on November 25.

Formula 1 2018 entry list

No.DriverTeamChassisEngine
8Romain GrosjeanHaas F1 TeamHaasFerrari
20Kevin MagnussenHaas F1 TeamHaasFerrari
14Fernando AlonsoMcLaren F1 TeamMcLarenRenault
2Stoffel VandoorneMcLaren F1 TeamMcLarenRenault
44Lewis HamiltonMercedes AMG Petronas MotorsportMercedesMercedes
77Valtteri BottasMercedes AMG Petronas MotorsportMercedesMercedes
3Daniel RicciardoAston Martin Red Bull RacingRed Bull RacingTAG Heuer
33Max VerstappenAston Martin Red Bull RacingRed Bull RacingTAG Heuer
27Nico HulkenbergRenault Sport Formula One TeamRenaultRenault
55Carlos SainzRenault Sport Formula One TeamRenaultRenault
11Sergio PerezSahara Force India F1 TeamForce IndiaMercedes
31Esteban OconSahara Force India F1 TeamForce IndiaMercedes
9Marcus EricssonAlfa Romeo Sauber F1 TeamSauberFerrari
16Charles LeclercAlfa Romeo Sauber F1 TeamSauberFerrari
5Sebastian VettelScuderia FerrariFerrariFerrari
7Kimi RaikkonenScuderia FerrariFerrariFerrari
10Pierre GaslyRed Bull Toro Rosso HondaScuderia Toro RossoHonda
28Brendon HartleyRed Bull Toro Rosso HondaScuderia Toro RossoHonda
18Lance StrollWilliams Martini RacingWilliamsMercedes
35Sergey SirotkinWilliams Martini RacingWilliamsMercedes

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