The 2019 F1 New Balance Esports Pro series revealed the final drivers’ line-up of all the 10 teams on Tuesday.

The Esports Pro series is a platform for the top-end online racers in the industry to battle it out for individual as well as teams’ glory. A record-breaking 109,000 gamers competed in this year’s qualification stages.

Following that, 10 of the most talented players were selected at the Pro Draft in July to drive alongside established racers and join one of the 10 official F1 Esports teams, with Ferrari making its debut.

The teams will consist of three drivers but only two will compete in the race events. As known, the 2019 season will have four live shows at London’s Gfinity Esports Arena with a prize fund of $500,000 prize fund.

The races are scheduled for September 11, October 2, November 6 and culminating on December 4. All eyes will be on two-time F1 Esports Series champion Brendon Leigh, who will head Mercedes’ outfit.

In additional news, the F1 Esports series will adapt to the new rules of F1, where they will award the driver of the race fastest lap a point, while DHL will reward the driver who will collect most fastest laps with a special prize.

The four live events will be streamed online between 19:00 – 21:00 (BST) on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch. The series will also be broadcast on global television by broadcast partners such as Sky UK, Ziggo (Netherlands), MTV (Finland) and Fox Australia, Huya (China), among others

Full 2019 F1 Esports line-up:

TeamsDrivers Country
Alfa Romeo Racing F1 EsportsDaniel Bereznay
Kimmy Larsson
Salih Saltunc
Hungary
Sweden
United Kingdom
Ferrari Driver AcademyDavid Tonizza
Amos Laurito
Gianfranco Gigliolo
Italy
Haas F1 Team EsportsFloris Wijers
Jan Fehler
Martin Stefanko
Netherlands
Germany
Czech Republic
McLaren ShadowEnzo Bonito
Bono Huis
Allert van der Wal
Italy
Netherlands
Netherlands
Mercedes-AMG Petronas EsportsBrendon Leigh
Patryk Krutyj
Daniel Shields
United Kingdom
Poland
Australia
SportPesa Racing Point F1 Esports TeamDaniele Haddad
Marcel Kiefer
Lucas Blakely
Italy
Germany
United Kingdom
Red Bull Racing EsportsFrederik Rasmussen
Joni Tormala
Nicolas Longuet
Denmark
Finland
France
Renault Sport Team VitalityJarno Opmeer
Cedric Thome
Simon Weigang
Netherlands
Germany
Germany
Scuderia Toro Rosso EsportsPatrik Holzmann
Cem Bolukbasi
Manuel Biancolilla
Germany
Turkey
Italy
Williams EsportsAlvaro Carreton
Tino Naukkarinen
Isaac Price
Spain
Finland
United Kingdom

The story was written by Venkatesh P Koushik and edited by Darshan Chokhani