Sign in Create free accountJoin

News Video Daily Live

2026 season · round 18 next — United States Grand PrixSeason overview →Who can still win it →2027: next season →Every season →

Driver standings 1

Andrea Kimi Antonelli340 2

George Russell238 3

Lewis Hamilton229

Team standings 1MMercedes578 2FFerrari444 3MMcLaren339

Singapore Grand Prix

Marina Bay Street Circuit1

Max Verstappen 2

Charles Leclerc 3

Andrea Kimi AntonelliRace Sun 12:00 UTC

United States Grand Prix

Circuit of the Americas

–

days

–

hrs

–

min

–

sec

Race Sun 20:00 UTC

Standings Results Schedule Calendar

This season's grid · championship orderAll drivers →

Andrea Kimi AntonelliMercedes 2

George RussellMercedes 3

Lewis HamiltonFerrari 4

Max VerstappenRed Bull 5

Charles LeclercFerrari 6

Lando NorrisMcLaren 7

Oscar PiastriMcLaren 8

Isack HadjarRed Bull 9

Liam LawsonRB F1 Team 10

Pierre GaslyAlpine F1 Team 11

Arvid LindbladRB F1 Team 12

Franco ColapintoAlpine F1 Team 13

Oliver BearmanHaas F1 Team 14

Nico HülkenbergAudi 15

Gabriel BortoletoAudi 16

Esteban OconHaas F1 Team 17

Fernando AlonsoAston Martin 18

Carlos SainzWilliams 19

Alexander AlbonWilliams 20

Yuki TsunodaRB F1 Team 21

Lance StrollAston Martin 22

Valtteri BottasCadillac F1 Team 23

Sergio PérezCadillac F1 Team

Team championship orderAll teams →

1MMercedes578 pts 2FFerrari444 pts 3MMcLaren339 pts 4RBRed Bull332 pts 5RTRB F1 Team100 pts 6ATAlpine F1 Team68 pts 7HTHaas F1 Team30 pts 8AAudi23 pts 9WWilliams12 pts 10AMAston Martin7 pts 11CTCadillac F1 Team0 pts

Radio Watch Predict Quiz

News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

'The Fight Is Still On!' Dutch GP Review | F1 Nation Podcast

Watch

1 video

Full coverage · 0 articles

No coverage for this story yet.

Loading comments…

This story

In this story

GRGeorge RussellFollow IgnoreMBMartin BrundleFollow IgnoreCLCharles LeclercFollow IgnoreCSCarlos SainzFollow IgnoreMVMax VerstappenFollow IgnoreCLChris LawrenceFollow IgnoreFAFernando AlonsoFollow IgnoreAAAlexander AlbonFollow IgnoreLNLando NorrisFollow IgnoreCPCarlos PaceFollow IgnoreAAAndrea Kimi AntonelliFollow IgnoreLHLewis HamiltonFollow IgnoreAMAston MartinFollow IgnoreFFerrariFollow IgnoreMMcLarenFollow IgnoreMMercedesFollow IgnoreWWilliamsFollow IgnoreCZCircuit Park ZandvoortFollow Ignore

Related stories

'Scary’ Max Verstappen scenario as F1 deadline awaitsThe latest episode of the RacingNews365 Podcast is LIVE!

RacingNews365Mon 12 Oct

“The car started to brake on its own!” Leclerc shocked by mid-race Ferrari fault | Formula 1During the Singapore Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc faced a significant issue with his Ferrari when his car unexpectedly slowed down while he was accelerating out of turn 13 on lap 46. This alarming fault nearly caused him to crash, prompting a shocked reaction from Leclerc as he questioned what had happened. Leclerc's race engineer, Bryan Bozzi, responded to the situation by urging him to continue pushing and assured him that he would attempt to resolve the problem. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding reliability and performance within the Ferrari team during the race.

RaceFansMon 12 Oct

‘I’ll put a pillow under his butt’ – How Toto Wolff wants to solve Kimi Antonelli’s track limits problemToto Wolff, the Mercedes team principal, made a light-hearted comment suggesting that Kimi Antonelli might need a pillow to better see the track limits after the Singapore Grand Prix, where Antonelli breached the limits four times. Despite this, he managed to finish third comfortably, avoiding a penalty due to one violation being attributed to brake issues. Wolff acknowledged that Antonelli is in a challenging phase with a less dominant car but praised his maturity in handling the race. Antonelli's podium finish keeps him in contention for the world title at the upcoming United States Grand Prix, although he faced some reliability concerns during the race.

Motorsport.comMon 12 Oct

Charles Leclerc’s wish comes true as Ferrari expect 'significant leap' with Austin upgradesCharles Leclerc's request for upgrades has been met as Ferrari prepares a new package for the upcoming United States Grand Prix. Following his recent podium finish in Singapore, Leclerc has expressed concerns about Ferrari's performance relative to competitors, particularly Red Bull, and is eager for improvements to regain competitiveness. Ferrari's new upgrades are anticipated to enhance their performance significantly, according to sources from Maranello. While the team has a strong aerodynamic package, both Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton have noted that their race pace is hindered by an inferior power unit compared to Mercedes and Red Bull. Ferrari is focused on maximizing their results for the 2026 season while aiming for a second-place finish in the Constructors' Championship.

f1oversteer.comMon 12 Oct

How Williams' Singapore GP unravelled despite Sainz's strong start -Williams experienced a disappointing race at the Singapore Grand Prix, with Carlos Sainz finishing in 14th place and Alex Albon retiring on the final lap due to overheating brakes and fuel problems. Sainz had a strong start, moving into the top 10, but battery issues hindered his progress, and the team's overall pace was insufficient to compete for points. Albon showed competitive pace but struggled with brake temperature management throughout the race, leading to his retirement to avoid further damage. Vowles expressed disappointment with the team's performance and noted that without a Safety Car, they could not take strategic risks to improve their results. The team plans to analyse their performance and prepare for upcoming races.

f1technical.netMon 12 Oct

The weekly digest

Every F1 story that mattered, one email, every Monday.

Every headline. Every lap time.

Formula 1 news from every major outlet, grouped into one story per event with neutral AI summaries — plus live timing, results and stats back to 1950.

News

News Daily briefing Live & timing Team radio Where to watch

The season

Season overview Results Standings Schedule Calendar All-time records

The grid

Drivers Teams Circuits Glossary Predictions Quiz

Site

About Contact us RSS

Legal

Terms of use Privacy policy Cookie policy Credits & sources

An independent fan site. Not affiliated with Formula 1, the FIA, or any driver, team or circuit. F1 is a trademark of Formula One Licensing B.V.

Comments

Sign in to join the conversation — comments are for registered members.

No one has weighed in yet. What do you make of it?