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Andrea Kimi Antonelli
302
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George Russell
236
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Lewis Hamilton
199
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M
Mercedes
538
2
F
Ferrari
378
3
M
McLaren
306
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George Russell
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MV
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Isack Hadjar
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Andrea Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
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George Russell
Mercedes
3
Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari
4
Lando Norris
McLaren
5
CL
Charles Leclerc
Ferrari
6
MV
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
7
Oscar Piastri
McLaren
8
Isack Hadjar
Red Bull
9
Liam Lawson
RB F1 Team
10
Pierre Gasly
Alpine F1 Team
11
AL
Arvid Lindblad
RB F1 Team
12
Franco Colapinto
Alpine F1 Team
13
Oliver Bearman
Haas F1 Team
14
Gabriel Bortoleto
Audi
15
Nico Hülkenberg
Audi
16
Esteban Ocon
Haas F1 Team
17
CS
Carlos Sainz
Williams
18
Alexander Albon
Williams
19
Fernando Alonso
Aston Martin
20
Yuki Tsunoda
RB F1 Team
21
Lance Stroll
Aston Martin
22
Valtteri Bottas
Cadillac F1 Team
23
SP
Sergio Pérez
Cadillac F1 Team
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Mercedes
538 pts
2
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Ferrari
378 pts
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McLaren
306 pts
4
RB
Red Bull
263 pts
5
RT
RB F1 Team
83 pts
6
AT
Alpine F1 Team
68 pts
7
HT
Haas F1 Team
27 pts
8
A
Audi
17 pts
9
W
Williams
12 pts
10
AM
Aston Martin
3 pts
11
CT
Cadillac F1 Team
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via Crash
Isack Hadjar Injured, Liam Lawson to Race at Dutch Grand Prix
Isack Hadjar will not participate in the upcoming Dutch Grand Prix due to a wrist injury. Liam Lawson has been confirmed as his replacement, while Yuki Tsunoda is set to return to the team.
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Wed 19 Aug · 07:38 UTC
via Formula1.com
Palmer indicates what Ferrari must do for chance at title
In a recent episode of the F1 Nation podcast, Jolyon Palmer analyzed Ferrari's chances of remaining competitive in the championship race. He highlighted the importance of addressing errors that have hindered the team's performance, especially as they trail Mercedes by a significant margin in the standings. Palmer pointed out that despite some recent gains due to Kimi Antonelli's misfortunes, Ferrari has not capitalized on these opportunities effectively. Palmer and fellow analyst James Hinchcliffe agreed that for Ferrari to close the gap, they must eliminate mistakes and maintain pressure on Antonelli. With the second half of the season approaching, both analysts stressed the need for Ferrari to be at their best to challenge for the title, as the dynamics of the championship could shift if Antonelli's lead diminishes.
Formula1.com
Tue 18 Aug · 15:53 UTC
via f1oversteer.com
Helmut Marko ended Yuki Tsunoda’s F1 comeback hopes with one of his final acts at Red Bull
Yuki Tsunoda's hopes of returning to Formula 1 have diminished significantly, leading him to explore opportunities in IndyCar with Meyer Shank Racing. After a five-year stint in F1, Tsunoda's career was effectively halted when Helmut Marko blocked his move to Haas, which was seen as his best chance to re-enter the grid for the 2026 season. The decision came too late for Tsunoda, as Haas could not afford to wait for Red Bull's confirmation regarding his status as a driver. As the driver market evolves, Tsunoda's prospects have worsened, especially with other drivers like Esteban Ocon underperforming and new talents emerging. With Marko's actions, Tsunoda's chances of a comeback in F1 appear to be over, as he has fallen behind other contenders for available seats. This situation highlights the competitive nature of the driver market and the challenges faced by those seeking to return after being dropped from a team.
f1oversteer.com
Tue 18 Aug · 15:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.com
Jolyon Palmer was amazed by what he saw when he dug into Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari data
Lewis Hamilton has shown significant improvement in the 2026 Formula 1 season, currently leading Charles Leclerc by 31 points after a challenging previous year where he finished 86 points behind. Jolyon Palmer highlighted Hamilton's three-tenths gain in performance compared to Leclerc, marking a remarkable turnaround in their head-to-head battles this season. The changes in car regulations have favored Hamilton's driving style, with reduced downforce levels making the cars more agile. Additionally, Hamilton's collaboration with a new engineer and a more positive off-track demeanor have contributed to his resurgence, as noted by Ferrari's team principal and his brother.
f1oversteer.com
Tue 18 Aug · 14:00 UTC
via Motorsport Week
Red Bull driver set for potential shock IndyCar switch – reports
Yuki Tsunoda, who was demoted from Red Bull at the end of the 2024 season, is reportedly considering a move to IndyCar, specifically for the #66 seat at Meyer Shank Racing. This seat is currently held by Marcus Armstrong but will become available in 2027 when Felix Rosenqvist exits. Tsunoda has been a reserve driver for Red Bull since losing his seat and has been linked to other F1 teams as well. Tsunoda has expressed interest in racing in the United States, having previously driven a Honda-powered IndyCar. He acknowledged the challenges of racing at high speeds for long durations but remains open to the idea of an IndyCar career in the future. His situation reflects the ongoing speculation about his next steps in motorsport.
Motorsport Week
Tue 18 Aug · 10:00 UTC
via RacingNews365
Sainz and Albon sign new contracts with Williams
Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon have both signed contract extensions with the Williams F1 Team, ensuring their presence through 2027. Team principal James Vowles expressed that retaining the drivers is crucial for the team's morale following a challenging 2026 season.
RacingNews365
+ 16 more
Tue 18 Aug · 07:15 UTC
via gpfans.com
Yuki Tsunoda in talks for IndyCar seat with Meyer Shank
Yuki Tsunoda is reportedly in discussions with Meyer Shank Racing regarding a potential seat in the IndyCar Series for the 2027 season. This move comes after Tsunoda's departure from Formula 1, where he previously raced for Red Bull.
gpfans.com
+ 2 more
Mon 17 Aug · 20:30 UTC
via Motorsport Week
Anticipation Builds for the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix Weekend
The 2026 Dutch Grand Prix is set to take place at Zandvoort, marking the return of Formula 1 after a summer break. Fans can look forward to various storylines and strategic insights as the race weekend approaches.
Motorsport Week
+ 1 more
Mon 17 Aug · 17:31 UTC
via Motorsport.com
Yuki Tsunoda in talks for 2027 IndyCar seat
Yuki Tsunoda is reportedly in discussions regarding a switch to IndyCar, potentially joining Meyer Shank Racing for the 2027 season. This move would mark a significant change in the Formula 1 veteran's racing career.
Motorsport.com
+ 1 more
Mon 17 Aug · 17:24 UTC
via Motorsport.com
Isack Hadjar identifies key area he must improve compared to Max Verstappen
Isack Hadjar, driving for Red Bull Racing, has shown promising performance in the 2026 Formula 1 season, particularly in qualifying, where he has a smaller deficit compared to previous drivers in the second seat. However, he recognizes the need to improve his race pace, as he currently trails Max Verstappen significantly on Sundays. Hadjar's performance reflects a learning curve as he adapts to the demands of Formula 1 racing, and he feels he is making progress in his second season. Despite his improvements, Hadjar has faced challenges in finding the right setup for his car, particularly noted during the Hungarian Grand Prix. He expressed confidence in his abilities but acknowledged that there is still work to be done both individually and as a team. The alignment of his feedback with Verstappen's is seen as a positive sign for his development and the team's technical direction.
Motorsport.com
Thu 13 Aug · 13:00 UTC
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