Did you hear about Andrea Kimi Antonelli? He made history on May 3, 2026, becoming the first driver to win their first three grands prix from pole position at the Miami Grand Prix.
This impressive feat places him firmly at the top of the F1 drivers’ standings with 100 points. Following closely is George Russell, who has earned 80 points, while Charles Leclerc sits in third place with 59 points.
The Miami Grand Prix was a thrilling event, especially for fans of Mercedes and McLaren. Mercedes leads the constructors’ standings with a total of 180 points, showcasing their dominance this season. McLaren follows in third place with 94 points.
Current F1 Drivers’ Standings:
- 1. Andrea Kimi Antonelli – 100 points
- 2. George Russell – 80 points
- 3. Charles Leclerc – 59 points
- 4. Lando Norris – 51 points
- 4. Lewis Hamilton – 51 points
- 6. Oscar Piastri – 43 points
- 7. Max Verstappen – 26 points
The race wasn’t without its drama; Leclerc received a hefty 20-second time penalty after finishing, which demoted him further down to eighth place—securing even less for Ferrari.
Kimi Antonelli’s victory at the Miami Grand Prix was described as “superb, but hard-fought.” The sprint weekend format allowed teams to maximize their point potential; McLaren scored an impressive 48 points across both drivers.
As the season progresses, fans are eager to see how these standings will evolve. With several races left in the championship, every point counts for these drivers and their teams.
