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Formula One will crisscross the globe in 2015, with 20 races on five continents over an eight-month season.
A total of 10 teams and 20 drivers will compete on a variety of challenging courses that range from the streets of Monaco to the mountainous terrain of Spa-Francorchamps in Belgium, from long straits of Abu Dhabi to the rolling hills of Austin, Texas.
Defending champion Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes-AMG teammate Nico Rosberg look to be the duo to beat once again. Ferrari has rearmed after a disappointing 2014 season by replacing two-time-world champion Fernando Alonso with four-time world champ Sebastian Vettel.
Historically weaker teams, such as Manor, Sauber, and Lotus, will look to improve upon poor performances in 2014.
The 2015 F1 season kick off on March 15, at Albert's Park in Melbourne, Australia with the Australian Grand Prix.