Results and lap times for every session of a weekend, telemetry, driver comparisons and stint strategy.
Formula 1
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 14 · Spanish Grand Prix
As it stands
#CompetitorThis roundPoints
1
Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
+25292
2
George Russell
Mercedes
+10211
3
Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari
191
4
Lando Norris
McLaren
+15186
5
Charles Leclerc
Ferrari
+12167
6
Max Verstappen
Red Bull Racing
+18145
7
Oscar Piastri
McLaren
+4120
8
Isack Hadjar
Red Bull Racing
71
9
Liam Lawson
Red Bull Racing
+859
10
Pierre Gasly
Alpine
41
11
Arvid Lindblad
Racing Bulls
+231
12
Franco Colapinto
Alpine
+627
13
Oliver Bearman
Haas F1 Team
18
14
Gabriel Bortoleto
Audi
10
15▲1
Nico Hulkenberg
Audi
+17
16▼1
Carlos Sainz
Williams
6
17
Alexander Albon
Williams
5
18
Esteban Ocon
Haas F1 Team
3
19
Fernando Alonso
Aston Martin
3
20
Yuki Tsunoda
Racing Bulls
1
21
Sergio Perez
Cadillac
0
22
Lance Stroll
Aston Martin
0
23
Valtteri Bottas
Cadillac
0
Championship position

Place in the table after every round. Everybody is drawn; team-mates share a colour, and the second line is dashed.

Kimi AntonelliGeorge RussellLewis HamiltonLando NorrisCharles LeclercMax VerstappenOscar PiastriIsack HadjarLiam LawsonPierre GaslyArvid LindbladFranco ColapintoOliver BearmanGabriel BortoletoNico HulkenbergCarlos SainzAlexander AlbonEsteban OconFernando AlonsoYuki TsunodaSergio PerezLance StrollValtteri Bottas
Title chances

9 races and 1 sprints left. Who can still reach the leader is arithmetic and cannot be wrong: 0% belongs only to those who no longer reach, 100% only to a title already won. The chance itself is an estimate: the rest of the season is replayed many times, and a competitor’s score in each replayed round is drawn at random from the rounds they have actually had this season — wins, midfield finishes and the weekends they scored nothing. It is the zeros that decide championships, and no table of points contains them. Anyone still in it is shown at least 1%: the replays cannot tell a one-in-three-hundred chance from a one-in-a-thousand one, and printing either as nought would say something untrue. An opinion with a stated method, not a betting market.

  • Kimi Antonelli92.0%max 525
  • George Russell1.0%max 444
  • Lewis Hamilton1.0%max 424
  • Lando Norris1.0%max 419
  • Charles Leclerc1.0%max 400
  • Max Verstappen1.0%max 378
  • Oscar Piastri1.0%max 353
  • Isack Hadjar1.0%max 304
  • Liam Lawson1.0%max 292

Mathematically out: 14