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Championship Standings

Formula 1 2026 Championship Standings

Kimi Antonelli leads the 2026 drivers' championship on 242 points, 59 clear of George Russell. Mercedes lead the constructors' standings on 425, 87 ahead of Ferrari.

Championship leader

Kimi Antonelli

Mercedes

242

Points

+59

Lead

over George Russell

6

Wins

10

Podiums

Mercedes lead the constructors’ championship on 425 points, 87 ahead of Ferrari.

Drivers’ Championship

PosDriverTeamWinsPodiumsPtsGap
1Kimi AntonelliMercedes610242
2George RussellMercedes26183−59
3Lewis HamiltonFerrari15183−59
4Lando NorrisMcLaren24159−83
5Charles LeclercFerrari14155−87
6Max VerstappenRed Bull Racing04112−130
7Oscar PiastriMcLaren02104−138
8Isack HadjarRed Bull Racing0068−174
9Liam LawsonRed Bull Racing0049−193
10Pierre GaslyAlpine0144−198
11Arvid LindbladRacing Bulls0023−219
12Franco ColapintoAlpine0019−223
13Oliver BearmanHaas F1 Team0018−224
14Gabriel BortoletoAudi0010−232
15Nico HulkenbergAudi006−236
16Carlos SainzWilliams006−236
17Alexander AlbonWilliams005−237
18Esteban OconHaas F1 Team003−239
19Fernando AlonsoAston Martin003−239
20Yuki TsunodaRacing Bulls000−242
21Lance StrollAston Martin000−242
22Valtteri BottasCadillac000−242
23Sergio PerezCadillac000−242

Constructors’ Championship

PosTeamWinsPodiumsPtsGap
1Mercedes816425
2Ferrari29338−87
3McLaren26263−162
4Red Bull Racing04186−239
5Racing Bulls0066−359
6Alpine0163−362
7Haas F1 Team0021−404
8Audi0016−409
9Williams0011−414
10Aston Martin003−422
11Cadillac000−425

How the championship was won and lost

Points after every round, which is the one thing a table of totals cannot show: whether a lead was built early and defended, or is still being closed. Counted from the race classifications themselves - sprint points included - across the 12 rounds we hold results for.

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2026 drivers' championship progression — cumulative points after each round.
DriverAustraliaChinaJapanMiamiCanadaMonacoBarcelona-CatalunyaAustriaGreat BritainBelgiumHungaryNetherlands
Kimi Antonelli184772100131156156171179204219242
George Russell255163808888106131154154160183
Lewis Hamilton123341517290115125147159169183
Lando Norris101525515858737997103128159
Charles Leclerc1534495975757579108126138155
Max Verstappen881226434355737691109112
Oscar Piastri03214348586880829292104
Isack Hadjar04441426344252606868

Constructors

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2026 constructors' championship progression — cumulative points after each round.
TeamAustraliaChinaJapanMiamiCanadaMonacoBarcelona-CatalunyaAustriaGreat BritainBelgiumHungaryNetherlands
Mercedes4398135180219244262302333358379425
Ferrari276790110147165190204255285307338
McLaren10184694106116141159179195220263
Red Bull Racing8121630576989115128151177186
Racing Bulls41214142135414459616666
Alpine11016233550575760616163
Haas F1 Team61718181921212121212121
Audi222222226101216
Williams0225711111111111111
Aston Martin000001111113

Teammate Head-to-Head

How each team’s points are split between its two drivers. Calculated here from the standings above, so it won’t match figures published elsewhere that count only races both cars finished.

TeamAheadBehindGapShare
MercedesKimi Antonelli (242)George Russell (183)+5957%
FerrariLewis Hamilton (183)Charles Leclerc (155)+2854%
McLarenLando Norris (159)Oscar Piastri (104)+5560%
Red Bull RacingMax Verstappen (112)Isack Hadjar (68)+4462%
Racing BullsArvid Lindblad (23)Yuki Tsunoda (0)+23100%
AlpinePierre Gasly (44)Franco Colapinto (19)+2570%
Haas F1 TeamOliver Bearman (18)Esteban Ocon (3)+1586%
AudiGabriel Bortoleto (10)Nico Hulkenberg (6)+463%
WilliamsCarlos Sainz (6)Alexander Albon (5)+155%
Aston MartinFernando Alonso (3)Lance Stroll (0)+3100%
CadillacValtteri Bottas (0)Sergio Perez (0)050%

How these numbers are worked out

Positions and points come from official Formula 1 results, refreshed after every session so retroactive penalties are picked up without waiting for the next race. Wins and podiums are counted here from the Grand Prix classifications across all 12 rounds run so far - sprint races excluded, matching the convention every other tally uses.

Gap is points behind the championship leader.