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2026 F1 Championship standings: Kimi Antonelli remains unstoppable at the top
After winning on home soil in the Italian Grand Prix, Kimi Antonelli has sailed clear at the top. Take a look at the drivers' and constructors' championship standings after the 13th round of the F1 season, at Monza
Basile Davoine
Published: Sep 6, 2026, 3:29 PM
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George Russell was 59 points behind Kimi Antonelli and intended to reduce the gap at Monza by taking advantage of his team-mate's engine penalty for the Italian Grand Prix. The mission was a failure for the Briton, who leaves the 13th road of the Formula 1 season with a deficit of 66 points. The fault lay with an irresistible championship leader, who won despite starting from 19th on the grid.
The points outcome is ideal for the young Italian, who also pulls away from Lewis Hamilton, whose race was painful, just as it was for Ferrari after Charles Leclerc's crash.
It is a situation that costs the Scuderia dearly in the constructors' championship after yet another Mercedes' one-two, which allows the Brackley team to now pull away.
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A surprise polesitter on Saturday, Pierre Gasly ultimately scores the points for seventh place, but Isack Hadjar, despite missing a second consecutive race, remains inside the top 10. Alpine, for its part, claws back a few points on Racing Bulls in the duel between the two teams for fifth place.
Drivers' Championship
Pos. Driver Points 1 
K. AntonelliMercedes 267 2 
G. RussellMercedes 201 3 L. HamiltonFerrari 191 4 L. NorrisMcLaren 171 5 
C. LeclercFerrari 155 6 
M. VerstappenRed Bull 127 7 
O. PiastriMcLaren 116 8 
I. HadjarRed Bull 71 9 
L. LawsonRacing Bulls 51 10 P. GaslyAlpine 41 11 A. LindbladRacing Bulls 29 12 
F. ColapintoAlpine 21 13 O. BearmanHaas 18 14 
G. BortoletoAudi 10 15 
N. HülkenbergAudi 6 16 
C. Sainz JrWilliams 6 17 
A. AlbonWilliams 5 18 E. OconHaas 3 19 F. AlonsoAston Martin 3 20 
Y. TsunodaRacing Bulls 1 21 
L. StrollAston Martin 0 22 
V. BottasCadillac 0 23 
S. PérezCadillac 0
Constructors' Championship
Pos. Team Points 1 Mercedes 468 2 Ferrari 346 3 McLaren 287 4 
Red Bull 204 5 Racing Bulls 75 6 Alpine 62 7 
Haas 21 8 Audi 16 9 Williams 11 10 Aston Martin 3 11 Cadillac
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