Teammate Head-to-Head
The fairest comparison on the grid
Every driver’s toughest yardstick is the one person on the grid driving the exact same machinery: their own teammate. A gap in the championship table between two different teams could be the car, the strategy, or the driver — a gap between teammates can only be the driver (and, over a season, some luck). This table lists the points split within every team, leader first, so the biggest teammate beatdowns of the season are easy to find.
Biggest teammate points gap · 2026 season
124 points ahead of Isack Hadjar at Red Bull Racing
221
Leader points
97
Teammate points
Cadillac
Closest battle
0 point gap
Every team, points split
| Team | Leader | Trailing | Points gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mercedes | Kimi Antonelli (340) | George Russell (238) | 102 |
| Ferrari | Lewis Hamilton (229) | Charles Leclerc (215) | 14 |
| McLaren | Lando Norris (201) | Oscar Piastri (138) | 63 |
| Red Bull Racing | Max Verstappen (221) | Isack Hadjar (97) | 124 |
| Racing Bulls | Liam Lawson (75) | Arvid Lindblad (38) | 37 |
| Alpine | Pierre Gasly (41) | Franco Colapinto (27) | 14 |
| Haas F1 Team | Oliver Bearman (23) | Esteban Ocon (7) | 16 |
| Audi | Nico Hulkenberg (13) | Gabriel Bortoleto (10) | 3 |
| Williams | Carlos Sainz (7) | Alexander Albon (5) | 2 |
| Aston Martin | Fernando Alonso (7) | Lance Stroll (0) | 7 |
| Cadillac | Valtteri Bottas (0) | Sergio Perez (0) | 0 |
Where these numbers come from
Current championship points from official F1 standings, paired by team. Only teams currently fielding two drivers are listed — a mid-season substitute or a reserve-driver outing with too few rounds to show a meaningful gap is excluded rather than shown with a misleading number.