2025 Driver Roster

The drivers behind every apex, every overtake, every Sunday.

Search 47 active drivers across Formula 1, World Endurance, IndyCar, and GT racing. Filter by team, series, nationality, or career stage — then dive into career timelines and the last ten race weekends that defined them.

47
Active drivers
12
Teams tracked
23
Nationalities
1,184
Race weekends logged
The Roster

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Filter by championship, team, or country. Every profile includes career stats, a milestone timeline, and the ten most recent race results.

01 Scuderia Ferrari
CA

Charles Arnoux

🇫🇷 France · #16 · F1
Wins
23
Poles
19
Points
287

Two-time championship runner-up. Renowned for wet-weather mastery and qualifying pace, now leading Ferrari's first serious title push since 2008.

VeteranTitle Contender
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02 Red Bull Racing
MV

Mateo Vargas

🇦🇷 Argentina · #03 · F1
Wins
11
Poles
14
Points
241

The fiery South American whose aggressive overtaking style has earned three Driver of the Day awards in his sophomore F1 season alone.

AggressiveRising Star
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03 McLaren Racing
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Sienna Okafor

🇬🇧 United Kingdom · #04 · F1
Wins
7
Poles
9
Points
298

Championship leader and the first driver since 2016 to win three of the season's opening five rounds. Quiet off-track, surgical on it.

LeaderPrecision
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04 Porsche Penske
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Daniel Lindqvist

🇸🇪 Sweden · #7 · WEC
Wins
15
Poles
22
Points
186

Two-time Le Mans 24H class winner. A stamina specialist whose stints over four hours are considered the benchmark in LMDh endurance racing.

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05 Cadillac Racing
JT

Jordan Tate

🇺🇸 United States · #2 · IndyCar
Wins
9
Poles
6
Points
412

The Indianapolis 500 pole-sitter whose superspeedway craft is reshaping oval racing tactics for the next generation of American single-seaters.

Oval SpecialistAmerican
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06 Aston Martin
RY

Ren Yoshida

🇯🇵 Japan · #22 · F1
Wins
2
Poles
3
Points
96

Rookie of the Year contender. Carries the technical fluency of a former Toyota WEC champion into his first full F1 campaign with Aston Martin.

RookieTechnical
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Profile in focus

Sienna Okafor — the championship leader, race by race

A snapshot of one driver's 2025 season. Career milestones on the left, the last ten race weekends on the right.

Career timeline

2016
Junior karting — SuperOne champion
Won the British SuperOne championship at age 14 with eight poles in twelve rounds.
2019
F4 — 3rd overall, Best Rookie
Two wins and seven podiums in her first car-racing season with Arden.
2021
F3 — Championship runner-up
Lost the title by three points after a controversial final-corner incident at Monza.
2023
F2 — Champion
Five poles, four feature-race wins, and the most consistent points-scoring record of the field.
2024
F1 debut — McLaren · #04
Two podiums in her rookie year, including a stunning P2 at Silverstone in mixed conditions.
2025
Championship leader (ongoing)
Currently 57 points clear of the field with 8 races remaining in the season.

Recent race weekends

Round
Grand Prix
Team
Pos
Pts
R12
Belgian GP
McLaren
P1
26
R11
Hungarian GP
McLaren
P2
18
R10
British GP
McLaren
P1
25
R09
Austrian GP
McLaren
P3
15
R08
Spanish GP
McLaren
P4
12
R07
Canadian GP
McLaren
P1
25
R06
Monaco GP
McLaren
P2
18
R05
Emilia Romagna GP
McLaren
P5
10
R04
Miami GP
McLaren
P1
26
R03
Japanese GP
McLaren
P2
18
How we tell their story

More than a stat sheet

Every driver on this roster gets the same treatment: stats, yes — but also context, history, and the human thread that runs through their career.

01 · Stats

Clean, current numbers

Wins, poles, points, podiums, fastest laps, championship standings — all updated within 24 hours of every race finish, sourced directly from series timing.

02 · Timeline

Every chapter, in order

From karting debuts to championship clinches, a verified career timeline that traces the road that brought each driver to where they are now.

03 · Context

The story around the numbers

Editorial features that explain why a season turned, what changed in the car, and how a driver's private life shapes their public pace.

Stay in the paddock

Catch the next move, before the chequered flag

Follow a driver, get alerts on their next qualifying session, and read our editors' take on every race weekend — delivered the morning after the lights go out.