F1 2026 Championship Standings

Drivers' and constructors' championship tables after the Singapore GP — round 17 of 23.

How do teammates compare? See the 2026 teammate head-to-head. Just want the bottom line? Who won the 2026 F1 championship?

Who is leading the F1 2026 championship?

Andrea Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes) leads the 2026 Formula 1 drivers’ championship with 340 points and 8 wins, while Mercedes top the constructors’ table on 578 points. Standings reflect the Singapore GP, round 17 of 23 — see the Singapore GP 2026 result and start times.

Can the 2026 F1 title still be won?

Yes — the 2026 drivers’ title is still mathematically open. Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads by 102 points with 150 points still on the table, so the earliest it can be clinched is the United States GP 2026 (round 18).

In the constructors’ championship, Mercedes lead by 134 points with 258 points available to each team — earliest clinch at the Mexico City GP 2026 (round 19).

Deterministic maths only: assumes the maximum 25 points per Grand Prix and 8 per sprint (no fastest-lap point since 2025), takes the nearest challenger as the yardstick and excludes tie-break scenarios.

Is the F1 2026 title mathematically decided?

Not yet. Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads by 102 points with 150 points still to race for, so the 2026 Formula 1 drivers' title is still mathematically open and cannot be clinched before the United States GP (round 18).

How many points is Andrea Kimi Antonelli ahead in the F1 2026 standings?

Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads the 2026 drivers' championship by 102 points, 340 points to 238, over George Russell.

When can Andrea Kimi Antonelli clinch the 2026 F1 championship?

The earliest Andrea Kimi Antonelli can mathematically clinch the drivers' title is the United States GP (round 18), and only with a maximum-points run while the nearest rival scores nothing; any dropped points push the decider to a later round.

How many points are still available in F1 2026?

There are 150 points still available to each driver across the 6 remaining Grands Prix. This assumes the maximum 25 points for a race win and 8 for a sprint win, with no bonus point for fastest lap since 2025.

Drivers’ championship

2026 Drivers’ Championship after the Singapore GP
Pos	Driver	Team	Wins	Points
1	Andrea Kimi Antonelli	Mercedes	8	340
2	George Russell	Mercedes	3	238
3	Lewis Hamilton	Ferrari	1	229
4	Max Verstappen	Red Bull	2	221
5	Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	1	215
6	Lando Norris	McLaren	2	201
7	Oscar Piastri	McLaren	0	138
8	Isack Hadjar	Red Bull	0	97
9	Liam Lawson	RB F1 Team	0	75
10	Pierre Gasly	Alpine F1 Team	0	41
11	Arvid Lindblad	RB F1 Team	0	38
12	Franco Colapinto	Alpine F1 Team	0	27
13	Oliver Bearman	Haas F1 Team	0	23
14	Nico Hülkenberg	Audi	0	13
15	Gabriel Bortoleto	Audi	0	10
16	Esteban Ocon	Haas F1 Team	0	7
17	Fernando Alonso	Aston Martin	0	7
18	Carlos Sainz	Williams	0	7
19	Alexander Albon	Williams	0	5
20	Yuki Tsunoda	RB F1 Team	0	1
21	Lance Stroll	Aston Martin	0	0
22	Valtteri Bottas	Cadillac F1 Team	0	0
23	Sergio Pérez	Cadillac F1 Team	0	0

Constructors’ championship

2026 Constructors’ Championship after the Singapore GP
Pos	Team	Wins	Points
1	Mercedes	11	578
2	Ferrari	2	444
3	McLaren	2	339
4	Red Bull	2	332
5	RB F1 Team	0	100
6	Alpine F1 Team	0	68
7	Haas F1 Team	0	30
8	Audi	0	23
9	Williams	0	12
10	Aston Martin	0	7
11	Cadillac F1 Team	0	0

How F1 2026 championship points work

Formula 1 runs two parallel championships each season: the Drivers’ Championship, won by the driver with the most points, and the Constructors’ Championship, won by the team whose two cars score the most combined points. The tables above are the standing totals after round 17 — they come straight from the official results, so there is no estimating involved.

In a Grand Prix the top ten finishers score points on a 25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1 scale, and the 6 sprint weekends pay the top eight an extra 8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 — with no bonus point for fastest lap in 2026. For the full breakdown of both scales, the fastest-lap change and the reduced-points rule, see how the F1 points system works.

Not sure who drives for which team this year? See the full F1 2026 drivers and teams line-up — all 11 teams and 22 drivers, including the new Cadillac entry and Audi’s works team — or open any constructor’s own page for its line-up, standings and next race. Each team in the constructors’ table above links straight to its page.

Standings show the points; the F1 2026 results show who actually won each Grand Prix, race by race, with a link to every round’s podium.

Looking further back? See every F1 World Champion since 1950 — the full list of drivers’ and constructors’ champions by year, plus who has won the most titles.

Every race page on When's the Race shows that round’s start times in your own timezone, and — once it has run — its result and podium. Wondering when the next round is? See the next F1 race and the full 2026 schedule.