Hailing from around the world, from New Zealand to Norway from Austria to Australia the nine juniors will be racing across the globe from Suzuka to Silverstone, Buriram to Brands Hatch.

The breadth of experience is fascinating, Liam Lawson started 2019 by winning the New Zealand Grand Prix, the day before his seventeenth birthday, and now contests the Euroformula Open series with Motopark and FIA F3 with MP Motorsport.

Lucas Auer, the 24-year-old Austrian, does battle in the Super Formula Series in Japan, chasing Super Licence points and sub F1 experience. At the other end of the age range, second year Junior Harry Thompson, still just 14, continues his karting career after being named FIA Karting Rookie of the Year in 2018.

While one of our Europeans, Auer, is in Japan as part of the Honda Formula Dream Project, the same initiative brings 18-year-old Japanese Yuki Tsunoda west, to contest the new FIA F3 series with Jenzer Motorsport and Euroformula Open with Motopark.

Also in FIA F3 is 18-year-old Estonian Jüri Vips. He races for Hitech having joined the Junior Team for Macau last November.

The Juniors who set last year's British F4 series alight as 15-year-old dominant rookies, Australian Jack Doohan and Norwegian Dennis Hauger, can now be easier friends as they are racing in different championships. Doohan takes on the Asian F3 series and Euroformula Open while Hauger drives for Van Amersfoort Racing in ADAC F4 and the FIA F4 Italian championship.

In both series Hauger is lined up against 15-year-old Briton Jonny Edgar who stepped up from karting with the FIA F4 Italian championship his main focus but with selected ADAC F4 rounds also on his schedule.

A late arrival in the Junior Team for 2019, Patricio O'Ward came in as reigning Indy Lights champion and contested early road course rounds in the IndyCar Series for Carlin Motorsport before switching to the Super Formula Series in Japan as part of the Mugen Honda team.

Lucas Auer – Austria - 11 September 1994
Super Formula Japan - B-Max Honda

Jack Doohan – Australia - 20 January 2003
F3 Asia - Hitech Grand Prix
Euroformula Open - Double R Racing

Jonny Edgar – Great Britain - 13 February 2004
FIA F4 Italian championship - Jenzer Motorsport
ADAC F4 – Jenzer Motorsport (Selected races)

Dennis Hauger – Norway - 17 March 2003
ADAC F4 - Van Amersfoort Racing
FIA F4 Italian championship - Van Amersfoort Racing

Liam Lawson – New Zealand - 11 February 2002
Euroformula Open – Motopark
FIA F3 - MP Motorsport

Patricio O'Ward – Mexico – 6 May 1999
IndyCar – Carlin Motorsport

Harry Thompson – Great Britain - 5 August 2004
CIK-FIA European Championship OK - Ricky Flynn Motorsport
Motorsport UK British Kart Championship Senior X30 – Fusion Motorsport

Yuki Tsunoda – Japan - 11 May 2000
FIA F3 – Jenzer Motorsport
Euroformula Open – Motopark

Jüri Vips - Estonia - 10 August 2000
FIA F3 - Hitech Grand Prix