F1 Standings

2024 F1 Standings

F1 Drivers' Championship

F1 Constructors' Championship

F1 Drivers' Championship

Driver	Team	Points *Last Updated: 8/8/2024
Max Verstappen	Red Bull	277
Lando Norris	McLaren	199
Charles Leclerc	Ferrari	177
Oscar Piastri	McLaren	167
Carlos Sainz	Ferrari	162
Lewis Hamilton	Mercedes	150
Sergio Perez	Red Bull	131
George Russell	Mercedes	116
Fernando Alonso	Aston Martin	49
Lance Stroll	Aston Martin	24

F1 Constructors' Championship

Position	Team	Points *Last Updated: 8/8/2024
1	Red Bull	408
2	McLaren	366
3	Ferrari	345
4	Mercedes	266
5	Aston Martin	73
6	RB	34
7	HAAS	27
8	Alpine	11
9	Williams	4
10	Kick Sauber	0

F1 Season Standings

The F1 season is one of the most anticipated of any sports league around the world, not just in racing. The original plan for the 2024 season will be to have a total of 24 races. The schedule starts at the beginning of March and ends at the end of November.

Over the course of a season, the F1 points standings will change from week-to-week. It may turn out to be a battle at the top between one or two drivers, or it could turn into a battle for third place down the stretch. With all of the change going on, there will likely be some opportunities for value on futures that may not have shown as much value as they did the week before.

Check out the latest F1 odds and the most updated F1 betting news.

Formula 1 Points System

It’s important to understand what you’re looking at when it comes to the Formula 1 standings. The winner of the F1 season will be the driver with the most points at the season’s end in November.

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th
Points	25	18	15	12	10	8	6	4	2	1

It’s also important to know how the drivers get these points. The winner of the race gets 25 points, second place gets 18, 15 for third, 12 for fourth, 10 for fifth, 8 for sixth, 6 for seventh, 4 for eighth, 2 for ninth, and 1 for tenth.

The drivers outside of the top 10 aren’t awarded points. The driver with the fastest lap is also awarded a point, but the driver has to finish in the top 10 to receive that extra point.

Formula 1 Types of Standings

Formula 1 standings serve as a dynamic reflection of the ongoing championship battle between drivers and teams throughout the racing season. These standings play a pivotal role in gauging the performance, consistency, and success of individual drivers as well as the collective effort of the constructors.

Drivers Teams Standings

The F1 drivers’ standings showcase how individual drivers have performed across the F1 races in the season. Points are awarded based on finishing positions in each race, with the winner receiving the highest number of points.

These points accumulate throughout the season to determine the drivers’ championship. The driver with the most points at the end of the season is crowned the World Drivers’ Champion. Expecting to see Max Verstappen crowned this season?

This title signifies their exceptional skill, strategic prowess, and ability to navigate the challenges of various circuits and weather conditions.

Contructors' Standings

The constructors’ standings focus on the teams as a whole rather than individual drivers. Points are awarded to the teams based on the cumulative points earned by both of their drivers in each race.

This reflects the collective performance of the team in terms of car design, engineering, teamwork, and race strategy. Teams like Red Bull, Aston Martin, Alfa Romeo and more are known for their strategy.

Similar to the drivers’ standings, the constructors’ standings determine the Constructors’ Championship. The team that amasses the highest number of points throughout the season takes home this prestigious title. It highlights the effectiveness of the team’s technical staff, pit crews, and overall operational excellence.

Impact of F1 Standings

The F1 standings offer an intriguing narrative of the season’s progression. As the motorsports races unfold, shifts in the standings provide insights into the ebbs and flows of the championship. Remarkable comebacks, unexpected challenges, and fierce battles for positions enrich the drama of the sport.

Both Formula 1 drivers and teams strive to secure top positions in the standings to earn recognition and accolades in the motorsport world. The formula 1 standings also influence the allocation of prize money and can impact the negotiation of future contracts for drivers and team personnel.

In essence, Formula 1 standings encapsulate the essence of competition, excellence, and passion that define this exhilarating sport. They offer a numerical representation of the dedication, skill, and teamwork that drive Formula 1 to the forefront of motorsport, captivating audiences around the globe.

**2023 F1 Standings**
Rank	Driver	Points
1	Max Verstappen	575
2	Sergio Perez	285
3	Lewis Hamilton	234
4	Fernando Alonso	206
5	Charles Leclerc	206
6	Lando Norris	205
7	Carlos Sainz Jr,	200
8	George Russell	175
9	Oscar Piastri	97
10	Lance Stroll	74
11	Pierre Gasly	62
12	Esteban Ocon	58
13	Alexander Albon	27
14	Yuki Tsunoda	17
15	Valterri Bottas	10
16	Nico Hulkenberg	9
17	Daniel Ricciardo	6
18	Zhou Guanyu	6
19	Kevin Magnussen	3
20	Liam Lawson	2
21	Logan Sargent	1
22	Nyck de Vries	0

F1 Points Standings FAQs

How are pole positions determined in F1?

In Formula 1, pole position is determined in time trials or qualifying. The driver with the best time starts at the front of the grid, where nearly 40 percent of race wins have come from.

How many points are assigned to each driver/constructor?

The drivers who finish the race in the top 10 are awarded points. 25 points for first, 18 for second, 15 for third, 12 for fourth, 10 for fifth, 8 for sixth, 6 for seventh, 4 for eighth, 2 for ninth and 1 for tenth. An additional point can be earned by the driver with the fastest lap time, but can’t finish outside of the top 10.

Who stands on the podium for F1?

The top-three finishing drivers stand on the podium. The winner stands on the central, highest podium. The third-place driver stands on the winner’s left while the second-place driver stands on his right.