Statistics

Driver and constructor stats for every F1 Fantasy season since 2023. Use Race Results for finishing-position trends, or switch to Fantasy Stats to sort by PPM (Points Per Million) — the best measure of value in the game.

Driver	Team
1 Kimi Antonelli	Mercedes	179	P1.8	P4.6	5	77.8%	0%	-2.8
2 George Russell	Mercedes	154	P2.6	P3.5	2	55.6%	11.1%	-0.7
3 Lewis Hamilton	Ferrari	147	P4.2	P3.6	1	55.6%	0%	+0.7
4 Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	108	P4.6	P5.8	1	33.3%	11.1%	-1.1
5 Oscar Piastri	McLaren	84	P5.9	P5.7	0	22.2%	22.2%	+0.4
6 Max Verstappen	Red Bull	79	P5.8	P5.3	0	11.1%	22.2%	+0.8
7 Lando Norris	McLaren	73	P5.1	P3.8	0	28.6%	42.9%	+1
8 Isack Hadjar	Red Bull	55	P6.4	P6.4	0	11.1%	22.2%	+0.4
9 Liam Lawson	RB	41	P10.7	P8	0	0%	11.1%	+2.6
10 Pierre Gasly	Alpine	33	P10.8	P8.5	0	0%	11.1%	+2.5
11 Arvid Lindblad	RB	22	P11.6	P10	0	0%	11.1%	+1.9
12 Chuck Daigh DAI	Red Bull	21	P6	P11	0	50%	0%	-5
13 Franco Colapinto	Alpine	18	P13.7	P11.2	0	0%	0%	+2.4
14 Oliver Bearman	Haas	18	P14.3	P10.9	0	0%	22.2%	+2.3
15 Carlos Sainz	Williams	6	P15.1	P12.8	0	0%	11.1%	+2.4
16 Gabriel Bortoleto	Audi	6	P13.3	P11	0	0%	11.1%	+2
17 Alexander Albon	Williams	5	P16.2	P13.4	0	0%	44.4%	+1.8
18 Esteban Ocon	Haas	3	P15	P12.6	0	0%	0%	+2.4
19 Fernando Alonso	Aston Martin	1	P19.9	P15.8	0	0%	44.4%	+4.6
20 Sergio Perez	Cadillac	0	P19.4	P15.3	0	0%	22.2%	+4.1
21 Lance Stroll	Aston Martin	0	P21	P17	0	0%	66.7%	+3
22 Nico Hulkenberg	Audi	0	P11.7	P11.8	0	0%	44.4%	+0.6
23 Valtteri Bottas	Cadillac	0	P19.8	P16.4	0	0%	44.4%	+3.4

Kimi Antonelli

Mercedes

P4.6 finish-2.8 pos77.8% podium5 wins0% DNF

179 pts

George Russell

Mercedes

P3.5 finish-0.7 pos55.6% podium2 wins11.1% DNF

154 pts

Lewis Hamilton

Ferrari

P3.6 finish+0.7 pos55.6% podium1 wins0% DNF

147 pts

Charles Leclerc

Ferrari

P5.8 finish-1.1 pos33.3% podium1 wins11.1% DNF

108 pts

Oscar Piastri

McLaren

P5.7 finish+0.4 pos22.2% podium22.2% DNF

84 pts

Max Verstappen

Red Bull

P5.3 finish+0.8 pos11.1% podium22.2% DNF

79 pts

Lando Norris

McLaren

P3.8 finish+1 pos28.6% podium42.9% DNF

73 pts

Isack Hadjar

Red Bull

P6.4 finish+0.4 pos11.1% podium22.2% DNF

55 pts

Liam Lawson

P8 finish+2.6 pos0% podium11.1% DNF

41 pts

Pierre Gasly

Alpine

P8.5 finish+2.5 pos0% podium11.1% DNF

33 pts

Arvid Lindblad

P10 finish+1.9 pos0% podium11.1% DNF

22 pts

Chuck Daigh DAI

Red Bull

P11 finish-5 pos50% podium0% DNF

21 pts

Franco Colapinto

Alpine

P11.2 finish+2.4 pos0% podium0% DNF

18 pts

Oliver Bearman

Haas

P10.9 finish+2.3 pos0% podium22.2% DNF

18 pts

Carlos Sainz

Williams

P12.8 finish+2.4 pos0% podium11.1% DNF

6 pts

Gabriel Bortoleto

Audi

P11 finish+2 pos0% podium11.1% DNF

6 pts

Alexander Albon

Williams

P13.4 finish+1.8 pos0% podium44.4% DNF

5 pts

Esteban Ocon

Haas

P12.6 finish+2.4 pos0% podium0% DNF

3 pts

Fernando Alonso

Aston Martin

P15.8 finish+4.6 pos0% podium44.4% DNF

1 pts

Sergio Perez

Cadillac

P15.3 finish+4.1 pos0% podium22.2% DNF

0 pts

Lance Stroll

Aston Martin

P17 finish+3 pos0% podium66.7% DNF

0 pts

Nico Hulkenberg

Audi

P11.8 finish+0.6 pos0% podium44.4% DNF

0 pts

Valtteri Bottas

Cadillac

P16.4 finish+3.4 pos0% podium44.4% DNF

0 pts

Showing 2026 season race results — 23 drivers

How to use the F1 statistics leaderboards

This page ranks every driver and constructor by performance across a season. The Race Results tab covers real-world numbers such as total points, average qualifying position, and average finishing position, while the Fantasy Stats tab ranks the same field by F1 Fantasy returns. Switch between drivers and constructors, sort any column, and change the season to compare years.

The value of these leaderboards is spotting the picks the headline results hide. A driver with a modest points total but a strong average finishing position may be quietly reliable, and a cheap driver near the top of the fantasy-points-per-race ranking is exactly the kind of enabler that funds your star picks under the $100M cap.

Use it as a shortlisting tool. Sort by the metric that matters for your decision — consistency, qualifying pace, or raw fantasy output — then confirm your candidates on the Fantasy Points page before locking your team for the weekend.

What is the difference between the Race Results and Fantasy Stats tabs?: Race Results ranks drivers and constructors by real-world performance — total championship points, average qualifying position, and average finish. Fantasy Stats ranks the same field by F1 Fantasy scoring. Compare the two to find drivers whose real-world pace converts efficiently into fantasy points.
How do I find the best value fantasy picks here?: Sort the Fantasy Stats tab by points and scan for lower-priced drivers ranking near the top — those are your enablers. A cheap driver with strong fantasy returns frees budget for premium picks under the $100M cap. Cross-check their average finishing position on the Race Results tab to confirm the output is consistent, not a one-off.
Which seasons of data are available?: You can view race statistics across multiple seasons using the season selector, with fantasy statistics available from the 2023 season onward. Comparing a driver across seasons shows whether their current form is a genuine trend or a short-term spike before you spend fantasy budget on them.
Why sort by average finishing position instead of total points?: Total points reward drivers who have simply raced more or had a few big results. Average finishing position measures consistency — where a driver typically ends up regardless of luck. For fantasy, a driver with a strong, steady average finish is often a safer weekly scorer than one whose total is inflated by one standout race.