Formula 1

Championship standings

The drivers’ and constructors’ tables through the season. Step back to any round: the arrows show who gained and who lost against the round before.

Round 19 · Mexico City Grand Prix

As it stands

#		Competitor	This round	Points
1	—	Kimi Antonelli Mercedes	+15	380
2	▲2	Max Verstappen Red Bull Racing	+25	261
3	—	Lewis Hamilton Ferrari	+18	259
4	▼2	George Russell Mercedes	+8	250
5	—	Charles Leclerc Ferrari	+12	245
6	—	Lando Norris McLaren	+10	221
7	—	Oscar Piastri McLaren	+6	150
8	—	Isack Hadjar Red Bull Racing	—	105
9	—	Liam Lawson Racing Bulls	+2	79
10	—	Pierre Gasly Alpine	+1	43
11	—	Arvid Lindblad Racing Bulls	—	38
12	—	Franco Colapinto Alpine	+4	31
13	—	Oliver Bearman Haas F1 Team	—	23
14	—	Nico Hulkenberg Audi	—	13
15	—	Gabriel Bortoleto Audi	—	10
16	—	Esteban Ocon Haas F1 Team	—	7
17	—	Carlos Sainz Williams	—	7
18	—	Fernando Alonso Aston Martin	—	7
19	—	Alexander Albon Williams	—	5
20	—	Yuki Tsunoda Racing Bulls	—	1
21	—	Sergio Perez Cadillac	—	0
22	—	Lance Stroll Aston Martin	—	0
23	—	Valtteri Bottas Cadillac	—	0
24	—	Ryo Hirakawa Haas F1 Team	—	0

Championship position

Place in the table after every round. Click a name to keep only the ones you want; team-mates share a colour, and the second line is dashed.

Who can still win the 2026 F1 championship?

4 races and 0 sprints left. Who can still catch the leader is arithmetic: only those the points left can carry are listed, the rest are out. The chance is an estimate: the rest of the season is replayed many times, and each competitor’s score in a replayed round is drawn at random from their own rounds this season — wins, midfield finishes and zeros alike. It is the zeros that decide championships. A contender shows a range: on the left the chance from the replays (at least 1%, since replays cannot tell one in three hundred from one in a thousand), on the right the chance of scoring what is needed if the leader scores nothing more. The leader keeps at most 100% less 1% for each contender. Open a row to see the results it takes. An opinion with a stated method, not a betting market.

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The title is already won.

Results are counted over races only — sprints are a margin on top. The leader’s guarantee is exact while he does not win: in a race he wins a rival takes 18 at most, so a win counts as 25 + 7. The chances are the same replays as above: a round’s score is drawn from the rounds the driver has already had. The chance of a blank is the leader’s share of pointless rounds, smoothed as (blanks+1)/(rounds+2).

Mathematically out: 23