F1 2020: Driver line-up, testing schedule, calendar
All the essential information you need about the 2020 Formula 1 season in one place.
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
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