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McLaren’s Lando Norris (front left) and Oscar Piastri (front right) are among only two sets of teammates staying together for the 2025 season, the other being Aston Martin’s Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso.

Lewis Hamilton at Circuito di Fiorano during his first test day as part of Ferrari’s Formula 1 team.

Lewis Hamilton is all smiles on his first day of Formula 1 testing with Ferrari.

Kimi Antonelli, age 18, replaces Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes-AMG Petronas.

From left: Aston Martin’s Fernando Alonso, Adrian Newey, owner Lawrence Stroll, and Lance Stroll.

Carlos Sainz Jr., formerly with Ferrari, prepares for Formula 1 testing with his new Williams team at the Yas Marina Circuit this past December.

Jack Doohan drives an Alpine race car during Formula 1 testing at the Yas Marina Circuit.

Oliver Bearman (center), a new driver for Haas, poses with Gene Haas (right), the team’s founder, and Ayao Komatsu (left), the team principal.

Alpine’s new driver, 22-year-old Jack Doohan.

Liam Lawson replaces Sergio Perez at Red Bull Racing.

Esteban Ocon, formerly racing for Alpine, will join Oliver Bearman at Haas.

Isack Hadjar will be joining Yuki Tsunoda at Racing Bulls.

Gabriel Bortoleto, seen here after winning the 2024 Formula 2 Drivers’ Championship, will join Nico Hulkenberg at Formula 1 team Kick Sauber.