Standings
Live F1 World Championship standings for drivers and constructors — updated after every race. Follow who’s leading the championship, track podium streaks, and see how on-track performance connects to fantasy scoring.
Top 3
Top 3
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari
| Pos | Drivers | Team | Nationality | Wins | Podiums | Points | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
4 | George Russell #63 | Mercedes | GBR | 3 | 10 | 250 | −130 |
5 | Charles Leclerc #16 | Ferrari | MON | 1 | 8 | 245 | −135 |
6 | Lando Norris #4 | McLaren | GBR | 2 | 9 | 221 | −159 |
7 | Oscar Piastri #81 | McLaren | AUS | — | 5 | 142 | −238 |
8 | Isack Hadjar #6 | Red Bull | FRA | — | 3 | 104 | −276 |
9 | Liam Lawson #30 | RB | NZL | — | 1 | 81 | −299 |
10 | Pierre Gasly #10 | Alpine | FRA | — | 3 | 51 | −329 |
11 | Arvid Lindblad #41 | RB | GBR | — | 2 | 36 | −344 |
12 | Franco Colapinto #43 | Alpine | ARG | — | 3 | 27 | −353 |
13 | Oliver Bearman #87 | Haas | GBR | — | 5 | 23 | −357 |
14 | Gabriel Bortoleto #5 | Audi | BRA | — | 2 | 14 | −366 |
15 | Nico Hulkenberg #27 | Audi | GER | — | 4 | 13 | −367 |
16 | Fernando Alonso #14 | Aston Martin | ESP | — | 7 | 7 | −373 |
17 | Esteban Ocon #31 | Haas | FRA | — | 1 | 7 | −373 |
18 | Carlos Sainz #55 | Williams | ESP | — | 2 | 7 | −373 |
19 | Alexander Albon #23 | Williams | THA | — | 6 | 5 | −375 |
20 | Yuki Tsunoda #22 | RB | JPN | — | — | 1 | −379 |
21 | Sergio Perez #11 | Cadillac | MEX | — | 5 | 0 | −380 |
22 | Lance Stroll #18 | Aston Martin | CAN | — | 13 | 0 | −380 |
23 | Valtteri Bottas #77 | Cadillac | FIN | — | 9 | 0 | −380 |
How to read the F1 championship standings
This page tracks the official Formula 1 World Championship for both drivers and constructors. Switch between the Drivers and Constructors tabs to see current points totals, race wins, podium counts, and each competitor's gap to the championship leader, with a season selector to compare against past years.
For F1 Fantasy managers the standings are a form guide, not just a scoreboard. A driver climbing the table is scoring consistently and usually carries momentum into the next round, while a widening gap to the leader often signals a car that has fallen off the development pace. Read the standings alongside recent results before committing budget to a driver or constructor.
Remember these are real championship points, which are scored differently from F1 Fantasy points. Use the standings to judge underlying pace and reliability, then cross-check the Fantasy Points and Statistics pages to see how that real-world form actually converts into fantasy returns.
- Are these F1 Fantasy points or real championship points?
- These are the official Formula 1 World Championship points, scored by the real-world race system (25 for a win, down the order). They are separate from F1 Fantasy points. Use the standings to gauge driver and team form, then check the Fantasy Points page to see how that form scores in the game.
- How are constructor standings calculated?
- A constructor's championship total is the sum of the points both of its drivers score across the season. That is why a team with two consistent points-scorers can outrank a team that relies on one star driver, and why constructor form is a useful signal when picking your two fantasy constructors.
- Can I see standings from previous seasons?
- Yes. Use the season selector to switch years and compare how drivers and constructors finished in past championships. Historical standings help you spot which teams tend to develop strongly through a season and which fade, which is useful context when planning fantasy transfers.
- Why does the gap-to-leader column matter for fantasy?
- The gap shows how far each competitor trails the championship leader. A small, shrinking gap points to a driver in strong form and worth their fantasy price; a large, growing gap often flags a car losing pace. Reading the gap alongside recent results helps you avoid buying a driver whose best form is behind them.