The 2026 F1 World Championship has not been decided yet
No one has won the 2026 Formula 1 World Drivers' Championship yet. Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads on 340 points, 102 points ahead of George Russell, with 150 points still to race for across the remaining 6 Grands Prix. The earliest the title can be mathematically clinched is the United States GP (round 18).
How the 2026 F1 World Championship is decided
The Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship goes to the driver with the most points at the end of the season. A driver is crowned champion the moment their lead over every rival is larger than the number of points still left to race for — that is the exact test behind the answer above, recomputed on When's the Race after every round from the official results, so this page never claims a title before the maths allows it.
Points come from the top ten finishers in each Grand Prix and the top eight in each sprint; for the full breakdown see how the F1 points system works. To track the title race round by round, open the live F1 2026 championship standings — the full drivers’ and constructors’ tables with the clinch maths — and the 2026 results for who won each race.
This page reflects results through the Singapore GP (round 17 of 23) — see the Singapore GP 2026 result and start times. Once the season is over, this champion joins the full list of F1 World Champions since 1950 — every drivers’ and constructors’ champion by year, and who has won the most titles.