F1 2020: Driver line-up, testing schedule, calendar

2020 Formula 1 testing dates

Dates	Venue
19-21 February	Barcelona
26-28 February	Barcelona
TBA (3 days post-season)	Yas Marina

2020 Formula 1 calendar

Date	Grand Prix	Venue
15th March	Australia	Melbourne
22nd March	Bahrain	Sakhir
5th April	Vietnam	Hanoi
19th April	China	Shanghai
3rd May	Netherlands	Zandvoort
10th May	Spain	Barcelona
24th May	Monaco	Monaco
7th June	Azerbaijan	Baku
14th June	Canada	Montreal
28th June	France	Paul Ricard
5th July	Austria	Red Bull Ring
19th July	Great Britain	Silverstone
2nd August	Hungary	Hungaroring
30th August	Belgium	Spa-Francorchamps
6th September	Italy	Monza
20th September	Singapore	Singapore
27th September	Russia	Sochi
11th October	Japan	Suzuka
25th October	USA	Austin
1st November	Mexico	Mexico City
15th November	Brazil	Interlagos
29th November	Abu Dhabi	Yas Marina

What's new

• The Vietnam Grand Prix will be hosted for the first time ever, on a Hermann Tilke-designed temporary street circuit in the nation's capital of Hanoi
• The Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort will return to the calendar after a 35-year-absence
• The German Grand Prix, intermittently held at Hockenheim over the last five years, will not take place
• Pre-season testing has been reduced from eight days to six, and in-season testing has been axed

2020 Formula 1 roster:

Driver	Team	Engine
Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	Mercedes
Valtteri Bottas	Mercedes	Mercedes
Sebastian Vettel	Ferrari	Ferrari
Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	Ferrari
Alexander Albon	Red Bull	Honda
Max Verstappen	Red Bull	Honda
Daniel Ricciardo	Renault	Renault
Esteban Ocon	Renault	Renault
Romain Grosjean	Haas	Ferrari
Kevin Magnussen	Haas	Ferrari
Carlos Sainz	McLaren	Renault
Lando Norris	McLaren	Renault
Sergio Perez	Racing Point	Mercedes
Lance Stroll	Racing Point	Mercedes
Kimi Raikkonen	Alfa Romeo	Ferrari
Antonio Giovinazzi	Alfa Romeo	Ferrari
Daniil Kvyat	Alpha Tauri	Honda
Pierre Gasly	Alpha Tauri	Honda
George Russell	Williams	Mercedes
Nicholas Latifi	Williams	Mercedes

What's new

• Esteban Ocon will return to full-time Formula 1 racing with Renault, replacing Nico Hulkenberg, who drops off the grid
• Robert Kubica will vacate his seat at Williams, being replaced by Nicholas Latifi
• Alexander Albon is due to contest his first full season for Red Bull, having replaced Pierre Gasly mid-season in 2019
• Red Bull's junior outfit Scuderia Toro Rosso team will be renamed Alpha Tauri
• McLaren will contest its final season as a Renault engine customer ahead of a 2021 switch to Mercedes power