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
Drivers
Alumni Drivers
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Richard Verschoor 2016 - 2017 Flag of Netherlands -
Sérgio Sette Câmara 2016 Flag of Brazil -
Niko Kari 2016 - 2017 Flag of Finland -
Luis Leeds 2016 Flag of Australia -
Dean Stoneman 2015 Flag of United Kingdom -
Callum Ilott 2015 Flag of United Kingdom -
Pierre Gasly 2014 - 2017 Flag of France -
Alex Lynn 2014 Flag of United Kingdom -
Carlos Sainz 2010 - 2014 Flag of Spain -
Max Verstappen 2014 Flag of Netherlands -
Beitske Visser 2013 Flag of Netherlands -
Tom Blomqvist 2013 Flag of United Kingdom -
Daniil Kvyat 2010 - 2013 Flag of Russia -
Callan O'Keeffe 2012 - 2013 Flag of South Africa -
António Félix da Costa 2012 - 2013 Flag of Portugal -
Lewis Williamson 2012 Flag of United Kingdom -
Stefan Wackerbauer 2012 Flag of Germany -
Alex Albon 2012 Flag of Thailand -
Daniel Ricciardo 2008 - 2011 Flag of Australia -
Jean-Éric Vergne 2008 - 2011 Flag of France -
Brendon Hartley 2006 - 2010 Flag of New Zealand -
Robert Wickens 2006 - 2009 Flag of Canada -
Mirko Bortolotti 2009 Flag of Italy -
Mikhail Aleshin 2005 - 2009 Flag of Russia -
Mika Mäki 2007 - 2009 Flag of Finland -
Jaime Alguersuari 2006 - 2009 Flag of Spain -
Daniel Juncadella 2008 - 2009 Flag of Spain -
John Edwards 2005-2007 Flag of United States -
Karun Chandhok 2008 Flag of India -
Tom Dillmann 2007 - 2008 Flag of France -
Stefano Coletti 2005 - 2008 Flag of Monaco -
Sébastien Buemi 2005 - 2008 Flag of Switzerland -
Jean-Karl Vernay 2007 - 2008 Flag of France -
Pedro Bianchini 2007 Flag of Brazil -
Kevin Mirocha 2007 Flag of Germany -
Sebastian Vettel 2002 - 2007 Flag of Germany -
Oliver Oakes 2006 - 2007 Flag of United Kingdom -
Michael Ammermüller 2004 - 2007 Flag of Germany -
Filipe Albuquerque 2005 - 2007 Flag of Portugal -
Edoardo Piscopo 2006 - 2007 Flag of Italy -
Adrian Zaugg 2004 - 2007 Flag of South Africa -
Neel Jani 2005 & 2007 Flag of Switzerland -
Niall Quinn 2006 Flag of Ireland -
Yoshitaka Kuroda 2006 Flag of Japan -
Nathan Antunes 2006 Flag of Australia -
Philipp Eng 2005 - 2006 Flag of Austria -
Martin Ragginger 2002 - 2006 Flag of Austria -
Colin Fleming 2004 - 2006 Flag of United States -
Sergei Afanasiev 2006 Flag of Russia -
Matías Milla 2005 Flag of Argentina -
Scott Speed 2003 - 2005 Flag of United States -
Jim Ka To 2005 Flag of Thailand -
Teemu Nyman 2005 Flag of Finland -
Guillermo Rojas 2004 Flag of Mexico -
Atte Mustonen 2004 Flag of Finland -
Narain Karthikeyan 2004 Flag of India -
Matt Jaskol 2004 Flag of United States -
Dominique Claessens 2004 Flag of United States -
Vitantonio Liuzzi 2002 - 2004 Flag of Italy -
Norbert Siedler 2003 - 2004 Flag of Austria -
Reinhard Kofler 2001 - 2004 Flag of Austria -
Mathias Lauda 2003 - 2004 Flag of Austria -
Christopher Wassermann 2001 - 2004 Flag of Austria -
Bernhard Auinger 2001 - 2003 Flag of Austria -
Patrick Friesacher 2001 - 2003 Flag of Austria -
Christian Klien 2001 - 2003 Flag of Austria -
Joel Nelson 2003 Flag of -
Grant Maiman 2003 Flag of United States -
Paul Edwards 2003 Flag of United States -
Ricardo Maurício 2001 - 2002 Flag of Brazil -
Neil Verhagen Flag of United States