F1 Standings After Max Verstappen Wins The Las Vegas Grand Prix

Lando Norris tightened his grip on a maiden Formula 1 drivers' title despite losing out on victory at the Las Vegas Grand Prix to rival Max Verstappen.

The Red Bull driver kept his slim hopes of a fifth world title alive with victory, capitalizing on a mistake from Norris as he defended from pole position into Turn 1.

But while the gap between the duo closed to 42 points, the overall lead at the top stretched to 30 as Norris' McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri could muster only fourth, benefitting from a penalty for Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli.

Las Vegas race start 2025 — Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool

It means that Norris can wrap up the title at the Qatar Grand Prix next weekend, which is a sprint weekend, with either Piastri or Verstappen needing to be within 25 points heading to Abu Dhabi.

George Russell's third-place finish consolidated his position in fourth in the standings as he drew 69 points ahead of Charles Leclerc, who wound up sixth.

Fifth for Antonelli from 17th on the grid after a stellar 48-lap stint on the hard tires ensured that he closed in on Lewis Hamilton's sixth place in the standings, the Ferrari driver himself scoring a point having started 19th.

Alex Albon retired from the race but is comfortably eighth in the standings, though the race for to fill the rest of the top 10 is hotting up.

Verstappen wins, with Norris and Russell rounding out the top-three! 🙌

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Isack Hadjar [47 points], Nico Hulkenberg [45 points] and Carlos Sainz [44 points] all scored points with top 10 finishes, while Oliver Bearman and Fernando Alonso [both 40 points] and Liam Lawson [36 points] all remain in the hunt despite failing to score.

At the bottom of the table, Franco Colapinto remains scoreless since taking over from Jack Doohan at Alpine at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix - the duo the only drivers not to score this term.

2025 F1 drivers' standings after the Las Vegas Grand Prix

Position / Driver	Points
1. Lando Norris	408
2. Oscar Piastri	378
3. Max Verstappen	366
4. George Russell	291
5. Charles Leclerc	222
6. Lewis Hamilton	149
7. Kimi Antonelli	132
8. Alex Albon	73
9. Isack Hadjar	47
10. Nico Hulkenberg	45
11. Carlos Sainz	44
12. Oliver Bearman	40
13. Fernando Alonso	40
14. Liam Lawson	36
15. Lance Stroll	32
16. Esteban Ocon	30
17. Yuki Tsunoda	28
18. Pierre Gasly	22
19. Gabriel Bortoleto	19
20. Franco Colapinto	0
21. Jack Doohan	0

2025 F1 constructors' standings after the Las Vegas Grand Prix

With McLaren's title long confirmed, the focus is fully turned to the race for second.

Another strong showing for both Mercedes drivers has helped eke the gap betw Red Bull and Ferrari out, with the German manufacturer 31 points to the good.

Red Bull has a 20-point gap to Ferrari given the Scuderia's recent struggles, though the lack of help for Verstappen from Yuki Tsunoda means the runner-up spot seems unlikely.

Williams remains in control of fifth in the standings, with Racing Bulls gapping Aston Martin by 14 points.

Position / Team	Points
C. McLaren	786
2. Mercedes	423
3. Red Bull	391
4. Ferrari	371
5. Williams	117
6. Racing Bulls	86
7. Aston Martin	72
8. Haas	70
9. Sauber	64
10. Alpine	22

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