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F1 drivers 2024

A total of 20 drivers will take to the grid for the 2024 Formula 1 season. Max Verstappen is the reigning World Champion after dominating in the 2023 season, but can anyone stop him from making it four titles in a row?

The F1 drivers of 2024

With Max Verstappen as the clear favorite for the world title, the Formula 1 season 2024 kicks off.

Of all the Formula 1 drivers,Verstappen amassed an impressive 575 points, more than twice as much as Pérez, who came closest with 285 points. Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton finished third with 234 points. Fernando Alonso and Charles Leclerc round out the top five.

In comparison to the 2023 season, the same twenty drivers are on the starting grid for the 2024 season, except for Nyck de Vries. He was replaced during the Hungarian Grand Prix by Daniel Ricciardo due to disappointing results. An wrist injury, caused by a crash in Zandvoort, prevented the Australian from participating in several Grand Prix races, with Liam Lawson filling in for him. However, Ricciardo was able to complete the season during the United States Grand Prix, and he continues to drive for Visa Cash App RB in 2024.

Liam Lawson serves as a reserve driver for the Italian team. Nyck de Vries will return to Formula E, and the Dutchman will participate in the World Endurance Championship as a full-time factory driver for Toyota.

Who will exceed expectations this season, and can anyone dethrone Max Verstappen from his throne?

Click on any of the Formula 1 drivers to find out all you need to know about them: biographies, results, photos, statistics and all the latest F1 news.

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