The following drivers have signed-on to drive in the A1 Grand Prix of Nations, Shanghai International Circuit, China.

Australia: Ryan Briscoe
Austria: Mathias Lauda
Brazil: Christian Fittipaldi and Tuka Rocha
Canada: Patrick Carpentier
China: Tengyi Jiang and Ma Qinghua
Czech Republic: Tomas Enge
France: Nicolas Lapierre and Alexandre Premat
Germany: Sebastian Stahl
Great Britain: Darren Manning
Indonesia: Ananda Mikola
Ireland: Michael Devaney
Italy: Enrico Toccacelo
Lebanon: Graham Rahal, Basil Shaaban and Khalil Beschir
Malaysia: Alex Yoong
Mexico: Salvador Duran
Netherlands: Jos Verstappen and Jeroen Bleekemolen
New Zealand: Matt Halliday
Pakistan: Adam Khan
Portugal: Cesar Campanico
South Africa: Stephen Simpson
Switzerland: Giorgio Mondini
USA: Phil Giebler

The World Cup of Motorsport is a nations sport with no drivers' championship. In line with A1 Grand Prix's Sporting Regulations, every A1 Team retains the right to add guest drivers or change their driver line-up between race weekends.

Up to three drivers per A1 Team may be signed on for each A1 event. These drivers must be nominated in writing on the Thursday afternoon before the race weekend. The choice of drivers for practice, qualifying or either race is at the discretion of the team principal. Only one driver per team per session is allowed.