How tall and weigh are Formula 1 drivers?

Formula 1 is a sport in which every gram and millimeter counts for performance, so it is curious to see how much the 20 drivers on the grid for the 2022 season weigh and measure .

Here you have the ordered list of all those who participate this year in the highest category of motorsports, and between the tallest and the shortest there is no less than 28 centimeters of difference. Find out who they are and the height of the rest of the F1 drivers in 2022.

We review the height of the 2022 Formula drivers (in centimeters)

• Esteban Ocon: 186 centimeters
• Alexander Albon: 186 centimeters
• George Russell: 185 centimeters
• Nicholas Latifi: 185 centimeters
• Lance Stroll: 182 centimeters
• Max Verstappen: 181 centimeters
• Daniel Ricciardo: 180 centimeters
• Charles Leclerc: 180 centimeters
• Carlos Sainz: 178 centimeters
• Pierre Gasly: 177 centimeters
• Nikita Mazepin: 176 centimeters
• Mick Schumacher: 176 centimeters
• Guanyu Zhou: 175 centimeters
• Sebastian Vettel: 175 centimeters
• Lewis Hamilton: 174 centimeters
• Valtteri Bottas: 173 centimeters
• Sergio Perez: 173 centimeters
• Fernando Alonso: 171 centimeters
• Lando Norris: 170 centimeters
• Yuki Tsunoda: 158 centimeters

(Compare each pilot with his partner in these photos before reading on)

George Russell (185 cm) y Lewis Hamilton (174 cm), pilotos de Mercedes.

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Foto de: Steve Etherington / Motorsport Images

Lewis Hamilton (174 cm).

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George Russell (185 cm).

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Foto de: Steve Etherington / Motorsport Images

Max Verstappen (181 cm) and Sergio Pérez (173 cm), Red Bull drivers.

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Photo by: Charles Coates/Motorsport Images

Max Verstappen (181 cm).

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Foto de: Red Bull Content Pool

Sergio Pérez (173 cm).

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Photo by: Red Bull Content Pool

Charles Leclerc (180 cm) and Carlos Sainz (178 cm), Ferrari drivers.

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Photo by: Ferrari

Carlos Sainz (178 cm).

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Photo by: Ferrari

Charles Leclerc (180 cm).

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Photo by: Ferrari

Lando Norris (170 cm) and Daniel Ricciardo (180 cm), McLaren drivers.

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Photo by: Steven Tee / Motorsport Images

Lando Norris (170 cm).

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photo by: McLaren

Daniel Ricciardo (180 cm).

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Photo by: McLaren

Fernando Alonso (171 cm) and Esteban Ocon (186 cm), Alpine F1 drivers.

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Photo by: Glenn Dunbar/Motorsport Images

Fernando Alonso (171 cm).

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Photo by: Alpine

Esteban Ocon (186 cm).

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Photo by: Alpine

Yuki Tsunoda (158 cm) and Pierre Gasly (177 cm), AlphaTauri pilots.

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Photo by: Charles Coates / Motorsport Images

Pierre Gasly (177 cm).

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Photo by: AlphaTauri

Yuki Tsunoda (158 cm).

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Foto de: Alpha Tauri

Sebastian Vettel (175 cm) and Lance Stroll (182 cm), Aston Martin drivers.

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Photo by: Glenn Dunbar/Motorsport Images

Sebastian Vettel (175 cm).

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Photo by: Aston Martin Racing

Lance Stroll (182 cm).

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Foto de: Aston Martin Racing

Nicholas Latifi (185cm) y Alex Albon (185cm), Williams pilots.

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Photo by: Williams

Nicholas Latifi (185 cm).

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Photo by: Williams

Alex Albon (185cm).

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Photo by: Williams

Valtteri Bottas (173 cm).

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Photo by: Mark Sutton / Motorsport Images

Guanyu Zhou (175 cm).

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Foto de: Mark Sutton / Motorsport Images

Nikita Mazepin (176cm) and Mick Schumacher (176cm), Haas drivers.

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Photo by: Charles Coates/Motorsport Images

Mick Schumacher (176 cm).

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Foto de: Andy Hone / Motorsport Images

Nikita Mazepin (176 cm).

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Photo by: Haas F1 Team

Weight is the most important factor in a single-seater and it was common to see drivers make demanding diets to adjust to the limits imposed by the FIA. However, that is no longer the case, since the highest body has imposed since 2019 a mark of 80 kilos for the driver + seat, and if they do not arrive, a ballast must be added to the car so that nobody takes advantage of their physical or force looking for the limit.

This list can vary, since the pilots change their status during the season itself, gaining muscle or losing fat, but this is a current list, where the difference between the heaviest and the lightest is 20 kilos. Find out who they are and the weight of all the drivers of the 2022 Formula 1 season.

We review the weight of the 2022 Formula drivers (in kilos)

• Alex Albon: 74 kilos
• Nicholas Latifi: 73 kilos
• Lewis Hamilton: 73 kilos
• Carlos Sainz: 72 kilos
• Lance Stroll: 70 kilos
• Pierre Gasly: 70 kilos
• Valtteri Bottas: 69 kilos
• Lando Norris: 68 kilos
• Nikita Mazepin: 68 kilos
• Fernando Alonso: 68 kilos
• George Russell: 68 kilos
• Mick Schumacher: 67 kilos
• Max Verstappen: 67 kilos
• Esteban Ocon: 66 kilos
• Daniel Ricciardo: 66 kilos
• Charles Leclerc: 65 kilos
• Sergio Perez: 63 kilos
• Guanyu Zhou: 63 kilos
• Sergio Perez: 63 kilos
• Sebastian Vettel: 62 kilos
• Yuki Tsunoda: 54 kilos