Who is the heaviest driver in F1?

Who is the heaviest driver in F1?

Who is the heaviest F1 driver? Albon is not only the tallest, but also the heaviest driver in F1, weighing in at 74kg. Hamilton – as mentioned above – and Latifi are both 1kg less.

How much should F1 drivers weigh?

However, a driver’s weight (within certain reason) does not matter anymore due to new regulations planted in 2019. But according to the Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), which oversees Formula 1 and creates the rules, the minimum weight of a driver and their seat is 80kg (176lbs).

How much does each F1 driver weigh?

Most F1 drivers weigh between 75 and 65 kg. The heaviest driver appears to be Antonio Giovinazzi (75 kg), while the lightest driver is Yuki Tsunoda (54 kg). Weight is very important in F1, so ideally, drivers weigh less than 80kg to avoid adding extra weight.