F1 Standings After Dutch Grand Prix 2025

Oscar Piastri took a big step towards a maiden Formula 1 drivers' title with victory at the Dutch Grand Prix.

The Australian commanded proceedings from the front to beat Max Verstappen to the checkered flag, though that only tells part of the story.

Main title rival and McLaren teammate Lando Norris had kept Piastri honest before the Briton slowed in the closing stages with a mechanical issue, reporting smoke from his cockpit moments before.

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— McLaren (@McLarenF1) August 31, 2025

The non-score means that the gap between the two stretches to 34 points with nine races and three sprints remaining and while Verstappen is mathematically still in with a chance of taking a fifth title, the way the championship has played out so far this term it is unlikely it will be anything other than a two-horse race.

Isack Hadjar's stunning maiden podium for Racing Bulls catapults him into the top 10 in the drivers' standings, while Alex Albon's fifth-place has put him level with Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli, who dropped out of the points at Zandvoort after being hit with two penalties.

Oliver Bearman's career-best sixth took him up to 16th, level with Williams' Carlos Sainz after the Spaniard failed to score.

F1 Standings After 2025 Dutch Grand Prix

Position / Driver	Points
1. Oscar Piastri	309
2. Lando Norris	275
3. Max Verstappen	205
4. George Russell	184
5. Charles Leclerc	151
6. Lewis Hamilton	109
7. Kimi Antonelli	64
8. Alex Albon	64
9. Nico Hulkenberg	37
10. Isack Hadjar	37
11. Lance Stroll	32
12. Fernando Alonso	30
13. Esteban Ocon	28
14. Pierre Gasly	20
15. Liam Lawson	20
16. Oliver Bearman	16
17. Carlos Sainz	16
18. Gabriel Bortoleto	14
19. Yuki Tsunoda	12
20. Franco Colapinto	0
21. Jack Doohan	0

McLaren's dominance at the top of the constructors' standings continued with Piastri's win, though could have been even more pronounced had Norris not been hit by internal gremlins at Zandvoort.

Ferrari's gap to Mercedes dwindled after Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton crashed out of the race, though Antonelli's part in the former's retirement was part of the reason he failed to help teammate George Russell capitalize.

The gap in the race for second now stands at just 12 points, with Red Bull a further 34 back with Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda both scoring.

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Albon's result means that Williams consolidates its fifth-place in the standings although points for both Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso means Aston Martin remain in the hunt, while Hadjar's third has put Racing Bulls right in the reckoning, moving up to seventh.

Alpine's struggles continued with Pierre Gasly nor Franco Colapinto scoring on Sunday.

F1 Constructors' Standings After 2025 Dutch Grand Prix

Position / Team	Points
1. McLaren	584
2. Ferrari	260
3. Mercedes	248
4. Red Bull Racing	214
5. Williams	80
6. Aston Martin	62
7. Racing Bulls	60
8. Sauber	51
9. Haas	44
10. Alpine	20

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