FIA reveals entry list for 2012 Formula 1 season
The FIA has published the official entry list for the 2012 Formula 1 world championship
The list reveals McLaren drivers Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button will swap numbers next year, with Button taking #3 after finishing ahead of his team-mate this season.
Several teams appear with no drivers confirmed yet, with Kimi Raikkonen's team-mate at Lotus yet to be confirmed.
Force India had no drivers confirmed on the list, despite Nico Hulkenberg and Paul di Resta expected to be announced in its line-up soon.
Williams, Toro Rosso and HRT also had no drivers on the list, the Spanish squad having confirmed Pedro de la Rosa for 2012 earlier this month.
HRT also did not have an engine supplier attached to its name, but the Spanish outfit told AUTOSPORT it would use Cosworth engines and that only a paperwork issue had caused them not to appear on the list.
RED BULL RACING (A) Red Bull Racing Renault 1. Sebastian Vettel 2. Mark Webber VODAFONE MCLAREN MERCEDES (GB) McLaren Mercedes 3. Jenson Button 4. Lewis Hamilton SCUDERIA FERRARI (I) Ferrari 5. Fernando Alonso 6. Felipe Massa MERCEDES GP PETRONAS F1 TEAM (D) Mercedes 7. Michael Schumacher 8. Nico Rosberg LOTUS F1 TEAM (GB) Lotus Renault 9. Kimi Raikkonen 10. TBA SAHARA FORCE INDIA F1 TEAM (IND) Force India Mercedes 11. TBA 12. TBA SAUBER F1 TEAM (CHI) Sauber Ferrari 14. Kamui Kobayashi 15. Sergio Perez SCUDERIA TORO ROSSO (I) STR Ferrari 16. TBA 17. TBA AT&T WILLIAMS (GB) Williams Renault 18. TBA 19. TBA TEAM CATERHAM (MAL) Caterham Renault 20. Heikki Kovalainen 21. Jarno Trulli HRT F1 TEAM (E) TBA 22. TBA 23. TBA MARUSSIA F1 TEAM (RU) Marussia Cosworth 24. Timo Glock 25. Charles Pic
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