The average age of drivers in the 2019 Formula 1 season is 26.4 years, the youngest average since the modern era of the championship began in 1950 with three rookies set to line-up on the grid in Melbourne as well as three returnees. Lance Stroll was confirmed as the final piece in the 20-drivers puzzle, he will race for the newly named Racing Point outfit owned by his billionaire father Lawrence Stroll and close associates. Not only will we have the youngest grid, we also have more driver movements between teams than we have had for many years in the top flight. Six drivers will change teams: Stroll from Williams to Racing Point, Charles Leclerc moves from Sauber to Ferrari, Pierre Gasly...
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