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Antonelli Still King of 2026
Championship Leader171pts after 8 races — extended his lead to 40pts over Russell. P3 in Austria kept the points flowing even without the win. The teenager is built different.
ViewRussell Bounces Back in Austria
Race WinnerGeorge Russell took the Austrian GP win after a tough Barcelona DNF. 131pts, P2 in the championship — 40 behind Antonelli but hunting. Mercedes 1-3 with Antonelli on the podium.
ViewMercedes Running Away With It
Silver Arrows Back302pts in the constructors — 98 clear of Ferrari. Russell won Austria, Antonelli P3 on the podium. Toto Wolff's squad is in a league of its own.
ViewMcLaren Creeping Up
Defending Champs3rd in constructors with 159pts. Piastri P4 in Austria, Norris P7. 45 behind Ferrari — the papaya fightback is real but they need more pace.
ViewVerstappen P2 in Austria!
Comeback Loading?73pts, P7 overall but Max landed P2 at Red Bull's home race — his best result of 2026. Red Bull-Ford finally showing pace. The comeback arc is LOADING.
ViewLeclerc & Norris Stalled
Need a SparkLeclerc (79pts, P6) and Norris (79pts, P5) are stuck — both scored in Austria but neither has won yet in 2026. Ferrari and McLaren need a spark ASAP.
ViewAfter R8 Austrian GP — Drivers' Championship
Antonelli 171 🥇 · Russell 131 🥈 · Hamilton 125 🥉 · Piastri 80 · Norris 79 · Leclerc 79
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Points are awarded to the top 10 finishers (25 for a win, down to 1 for 10th). The driver and constructor with the most points at season end are World Champions.
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