F1 standings 2023

The new 2023 Formula 1 season officially started at the Bahrain Grand Prix on 5 March. What are the current standings of all Formula 1 drivers and teams? Who leads the championship? Check out the results below.

Drivers Teams

#	Driver	Team	Points
1	Max Verstappen Red Bull	Red Bull Racing	575
2	Sergio Pérez Red Bull	Red Bull Racing	285
3	Lewis Hamilton Mercedes	Mercedes AMG F1	234
4	Fernando Alonso Aston Martin	Aston Martin F1 Team	206
5	Charles Leclerc Ferrari	Scuderia Ferrari	206
6	Lando Norris McLaren	McLaren F1 team	205
7	Carlos Sainz Ferrari	Scuderia Ferrari	200
8	George Russell Mercedes	Mercedes AMG F1	175
9	Oscar Piastri McLaren	McLaren F1 team	97
10	Lance Stroll Aston Martin	Aston Martin F1 Team	74
11	Pierre Gasly Alpine	Alpine F1	62
12	Esteban Ocon Alpine	Alpine F1	58
13	Alexander Albon Williams	Williams Racing	27
14	Yuki Tsunoda Racing Bulls	Racing Bulls	17
15	Valtteri Bottas Stake	Stake F1 Team	10
16	Nico Hulkenberg Haas	Haas F1	9
17	Daniel Ricciardo Racing Bulls	Racing Bulls	6
18	Guanyu Zhou Stake	Stake F1 Team	6
19	Kevin Magnussen Haas	Haas F1	3
20	Liam Lawson Racing Bulls	Racing Bulls	2
21	Franco Colapinto Williams	Williams Racing	0
22	Nyck de Vries Racing Bulls	Racing Bulls	0

#	Team	Drivers	Points
1	Red Bull Verstappen & Pérez	Verstappen & Pérez	860
2	Mercedes Hamilton & Russell	Hamilton & Russell	409
3	Ferrari Sainz & Leclerc	Sainz & Leclerc	406
4	McLaren Norris & Piastri	Norris & Piastri	302
5	Aston Martin Alonso & Stroll	Alonso & Stroll	280
6	Alpine Gasly & Ocon	Gasly & Ocon	120
7	Williams Albon & Colapinto	Albon & Colapinto	28
8	Racing Bulls Ricciardo & Tsunoda	Ricciardo & Tsunoda	25
9	Stake Bottas & Zhou	Bottas & Zhou	16
10	Haas Magnussen & Hulkenberg	Magnussen & Hulkenberg	12

Formula 1 standings

The Formula One World Championship is one of the most prestigious and exciting motorsports events in the world. It's a thrilling, high-speed competition that pits the world's best drivers against each other in a battle for the championship title. At the heart of the competition are the F1 standings, which allow fans to keep track of each driver's progress throughout the season.

F1 driver standings

The F1 standings are essentially a tally of each driver's performance throughout the year. The standings are calculated by awarding points to drivers based on their finishing positions in each race. The driver who finishes first in a race is awarded 25 points, while the driver who finishes second receives 18 points. The points awarded to drivers decrease as they finish further down the order, with the driver who finishes in tenth place receiving just one point.

At the end of the season, the driver with the most points is crowned the Formula One World Champion. The standings also determine the finishing order for the drivers who don't win the championship. The driver who finishes in second place in the standings is referred to as the runner-up, and the driver who finishes in third place is referred to as the third-placed driver, and so on.

The F1 standings are updated after each race, allowing fans to keep track of their favorite drivers throughout the season. Fans can also use the standings to predict who is most likely to win the championship title. They can also use the standings to follow the progress of drivers from their home country, or to track the performance of the team that they support.

F1 constructor standings

In addition to the driver standings, there are also team standings. The team standings are calculated in the same way as the driver standings, with points awarded based on the finishing positions of the team's drivers. The team with the most points at the end of the season is crowned the Constructors' Champions.

In summary, the F1 standings are an essential part of the Formula One World Championship. They allow fans to keep track of each driver's progress throughout the season, and they determine the winner of the championship title. Understanding the F1 standings is essential for fans who want to fully appreciate the excitement and drama of this incredible motorsport.