The championship is under way — every race weekend reshuffles the standings.
Grand Prix
Las Vegas Grand Prix
Las Vegas Strip Street Circuit, USA
Next up: Las Vegas Grand Prix at Las Vegas Strip Street Circuit. Standard weekend: practice, qualifying, then the Grand Prix. Las Vegas runs the Strip at night — long straights, cold desert air, and a showpiece venue that still has to race like a proper Grand Prix. Max Verstappen leads the all-time wins list here with 2.
Paddock read: the title fight sets the tone for Las Vegas Grand Prix. Antonelli leads on 390 pts, Verstappen is 111 back. Mercedes sit top of the constructors. Practice and qualifying still decide who can actually cash that in on Sunday.
Verstappen trails Antonelli by 111 pts. What happens this weekend feeds straight into that gap — every starter is driving for their championship, their seat, or both.
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Every 2026 venue at a glance — circuit character, sprint weekends, and who took the flag when the race is done. Opens on this weekend's circuit; swipe or use the arrows to tour the calendar.
1
RacedMar 8
Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit
AustraliaAlbert Park is a temporary street-park layout — walls close, grip builds through the weekend, and Sunday often rewards whoever kept the car tidy on Friday.
2
RacedMar 15
Shanghai International Circuit
ChinaSprintShanghai's endless Turn 1–2 complex still sets the tone: a long entry, a late apex, and a rear that wants to step out if you rush the throttle.
3
RacedMar 29
Suzuka Circuit
JapanSuzuka is the figure-eight classic — flowing, unforgiving, and still the lap that drivers measure themselves against all year.
4
RacedMay 3
Miami International Autodrome
USASprintMiami's Hard Rock layout is stop-start stadium racing: long straights, heavy braking zones, and a crowd that turns every overtake into theatre.
5
RacedMay 24
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve
CanadaSprintGilles Villeneuve is a wall-lined island sprint — the Wall of Champions still looms, and one small mistake puts you in the barriers.
6
RacedJun 7
Circuit de Monaco
MonacoMonaco is the slowest track on the calendar and still the hardest to pass — grid position is half the race before the lights go out.
7
RacedJun 14
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
SpainBarcelona-Catalunya is an aero proving ground: long corners expose car balance, and race pace often tells a truer story than one hot qualifying lap.
8
RacedJun 28
Red Bull Ring
AustriaThe Red Bull Ring is short, sharp, and altitude-thin — three big stops into slow corners, then full throttle again within seconds.
9
RacedJul 5
Silverstone Circuit
UKSprintSilverstone is high-speed Britain at its purest — Maggotts–Becketts still sorts the great from the merely quick.
10
RacedJul 19
Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps
BelgiumSpa-Francorchamps stretches from Eau Rouge to Blanchimont: weather splits the circuit in half, and one dry line can rewrite a strategy board.
11
RacedJul 26
Hungaroring
HungaryThe Hungaroring is Monaco without the yachts — narrow, twisty, and brutal on tyres once the track rubber goes off.
12
RacedAug 23
Circuit Park Zandvoort
NetherlandsSprintZandvoort banks you through the dunes — banked corners, sand in the air, and a home crowd that turns every orange helmet into a storyline.
13
RacedSep 6
Autodromo Nazionale di Monza
ItalyMonza is the Temple of Speed: slipstream trains, DRS trains, and a crowd that has been watching horsepower since the 1920s.
14
RacedSep 13
Madring
SpainMadring is Madrid's new loop — a mix of a permanent circuit and street sections, with traction zones that reward a tidy exit.
15
RacedSep 26
Baku City Circuit
AzerbaijanBaku mixes a tight old-town maze with a flat-out seaside blast — safety cars are never far away, and the castle section punishes greed.
16
RacedOct 4
Sepang International Circuit
MalaysiaSepang is a wide tropical circuit — two long straights, fast direction changes, and heat that makes the tyre cliff the story.
17
RacedOct 11
Marina Bay Street Circuit
SingaporeSprintSingapore is a night street marathon under floodlights — humidity, barriers, and concentration over eighty-odd laps.
18
RacedOct 25
Circuit of the Americas
USACircuit of the Americas climbs into Turn 1 like a stadium staircase, then opens into a flowing middle sector built for rhythm.
19
RacedNov 1
Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez
MexicoMexico City's thin air stretches braking zones and kills downforce — engines gasp, wings work harder, and overtaking windows get weird.
20
RacedNov 8
Autódromo José Carlos Pace
BrazilInterlagos is short, bumpy, and emotional — elevation changes, a passionate home crowd, and weather that can flip a race in one cloud.
21
UpcomingNov 22
Las Vegas Strip Street Circuit
USALas Vegas runs the Strip at night — long straights, cold desert air, and a showpiece venue that still has to race like a proper Grand Prix.
22
UpcomingNov 29
Lusail International Circuit
QatarLosail under lights is a flowing desert bowl — long corners, abrasive asphalt, and a tyre cliff that sneaks up after sunset.
23
UpcomingDec 6
Yas Marina Circuit
UAEYas Marina closes the book under Abu Dhabi lights — a modern marina circuit where championship maths often arrives before the chequered flag.
The stats commentators reach for on air — wins, points hauls, title gaps, and winning streaks — with all-time Formula 1 marks alongside what's happened in 2026.
Most Grand Prix victories by one driver in a single championship season.
All-time Formula 1
19 wins
Max Verstappen
2023
2026 season
9 wins
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
2026 season
Leading this season
Verstappen's nineteen wins in 2023 set the single-season bar. Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads 2026 with 9 — every Sunday victory keeps that mark in the conversation. Commentators always ask: is this dominance, or a short purple patch?
Highest points total by a driver in one championship year under modern scoring.
All-time Formula 1
Live data · Times in UTC
Teams are taking a break
Nothing on the schedule this weekend — the paddock is between race meetings. Next up: Las Vegas Grand Prix on Nov 22.
Live progress in the Drivers' and Constructors' Championships, race wins, and team victories. The bar is how much of the season is finished. Championship % figures are a remaining-season title proxy (sprint weekends counted). Anyone who cannot catch the leader even by taking every leftover point still shows under 1%, not 0%. Wins and points-per-race cards share the counting stat the same way, so a blank shows under 1% too. The whole percents on each card add up to 100. Not betting odds.
FIA
Awarded to the driver with the most points across the season. A win is 25 points; consistency across every Grand Prix decides the title.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
390 pts
100% chance
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
279 pts
<1% chance
George Russell
Mercedes
262 pts
<1% chance
Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari
261 pts
<1% chance
Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads on 390 pts (100% title chance), with Max Verstappen (Red Bull) on 279 at <1%. Drivers who can no longer catch the leader even by winning out show under 1%. 87% of the season is in the books.
FIA
The driver who takes the most Grand Prix victories this season — the chequered-flag leaderboard.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
9 wins
47% chance
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
3 wins
16% chance
George Russell
Mercedes
3 wins
16% chance
FIA
The points gap from the leader to the chase — how much breathing room the title favourite has.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
111 pts lead
100% chance
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
111 pts back
<1% chance
George Russell
Mercedes
128 pts back
<1% chance
FIA
Average points scored each Grand Prix weekend — the scoring rate behind the championship table.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
Mercedes
19.5 pts/race
27% chance
Max Verstappen
Red Bull
14 pts/race
20% chance
George Russell
Mercedes
13.1 pts/race
18% chance
FIA
Awarded to the team with the most combined points from both cars. Reliability and double-points finishes win this one.
Mercedes
Mercedes
652 pts
100% chance
Ferrari
Ferrari
510 pts
<1% chance
Red Bull
Red Bull
415 pts
<1% chance
FIA
Most Grand Prix wins by a constructor this season — either car counting when it takes the flag.
Mercedes
Mercedes
12 wins
60% chance
Red Bull
Red Bull
3 wins
15% chance
McLaren
McLaren
3 wins
15% chance
575 pts
Max Verstappen
2023
2026 season
390 pts
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
2026 live total
Leading this season
Verstappen's 575 in 2023 is the modern-era Everest. Andrea Kimi Antonelli sits on 390 after 20 races — the running total every studio chart tracks. Sprint weekends and bonus points can still reshape the final number.
Most race victories by a constructor in a single season — either car counting.
All-time Formula 1
21 wins
Red Bull Racing
2023
2026 season
12 wins
Mercedes
2026 season
Leading this season
Red Bull's twenty-one wins in 2023 define constructor dominance. Mercedes leads 2026 with 12 race wins. Two competitive cars turn good weekends into championship landslides.
Highest points haul by a team in one season — the benchmark for factory dominance.
All-time Formula 1
860 pts
Red Bull Racing
2023
2026 season
652 pts
Mercedes
2026 live total
Leading this season
Red Bull's 860 in 2023 remains the constructors' points mountain. Mercedes leads 2026 on 652. Commentators watch the gap to P2 as closely as the drivers' title.
Most Grand Prix victories by one driver across their career — the all-time wins chart.
All-time Formula 1
106 wins
Lewis Hamilton
2007–present
2026 season
9 wins
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
2026 season leader
Leading this season
Hamilton's 106 victories are the number every modern ace is measured against — Schumacher's 91 sat for years before being overhauled. Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads 2026 with 9 race wins so far. Studio panels always ask: who gets there next?
Longest streak of back-to-back Grand Prix victories in a season — pure momentum.
All-time Formula 1
10 in a row
Max Verstappen
2023
2026 season
5 in a row
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
2026 best streak
Leading this season
Verstappen's ten-win streak in 2023 rewrote the modern consecutive-wins chart. Andrea Kimi Antonelli's 5-race run is 2026's longest streak so far. When a driver strings Sundays together, every rival starts talking about stopping the run.
Smallest points gap between championship leader and challenger — drama measured in decimals.
All-time Formula 1
0.5 pts
Lauda vs Prost
1984 finale
2026 season
111 pts
Antonelli vs Verstappen
2026 live gap
Leading this season
Lauda beat Prost by half a point in 1984 — the closest title finish in F1 history. Right now Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads Max Verstappen by 111 — still a live fight if the challenger finds form. Commentators live for nights when the title comes down to the final corners.
How many different drivers have won a Grand Prix this season — a measure of how open the field is.
All-time Formula 1
11 winners
1982 season
Most in a single season
2026 season
6 winners
George Russell, Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc…
2026 · 20 races
Leading this season
1982's eleven different winners remains the gold standard for an open season. 2026 has 6 so far from 20 completed races — proper variety. Pundits love a season where Sundays aren't a one-team show.
Youngest driver to win a Formula 1 Grand Prix — teenage breakthrough moments.
All-time Formula 1
18y 228d
Max Verstappen
Spanish GP, 2016
2026 season
19y 202d
Andrea Kimi Antonelli
2026 youngest winner
Leading this season
Verstappen's Spanish GP win at eighteen remains the youngest victory in F1 history — every teenage podium still gets the comparison. Andrea Kimi Antonelli is 2026's youngest winner so far at 19y 202d. Commentators frame it as no memory of past failures — just pure attack.
Lando Norris
McLaren
3 wins
16% chance
Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads the wins chart with 9 wins (~47% share). Max Verstappen is next on 3 (16%). Percentages are a straight share of wins among the leaders shown — a driver yet to win shows under 1%. 87% raced.
Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari
129 pts back
<1% chance
Andrea Kimi Antonelli leads Max Verstappen by 111 pts lead with about a 100% title chance from the remaining calendar. Chasers who cannot catch up even by winning out sit under 1%. 87% raced.
Lewis Hamilton
Ferrari
13.1 pts/race
18% chance
Andrea Kimi Antonelli averages 19.5 pts/race (~27% share of the rate chart). Max Verstappen is next on 14 (20%). A driver yet to score shows under 1%. A win is 25 — sustained high twenties is title pace. 87% of the calendar is in.
McLaren
McLaren
398 pts
<1% chance
Mercedes tops the constructors' table with 652 pts (~100% title chance). Ferrari is next on 510 (<1%). Teams mathematically eliminated from the lead show under 1%. 87% of the season complete.
Ferrari
Ferrari
2 wins
10% chance
Mercedes has the most race wins this season (12) with about a 60% share. Red Bull sits on 3 (15%). Share of wins among the teams shown — a team yet to win shows under 1%. 87% of Grands Prix are done.
