Updated F1 Standings After The 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix Following Double McLaren DSQ

The 2025 Formula 1 standings now have a completely different look following the disqualifications of McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
The Woking-based manufacturer will take home zero points after the FIA discovered that both its cars had skid issues as the "measured thickness (of the rearmost skid) was less than 9 mm on both cars."
Max Verstappen’s comfortable victory in Las Vegas remains unchanged, but he has cut Norris’ title lead by more than half, from 49 to 24 points, with two races and a sprint remaining.

F1 Drivers' Standings after Las Vegas GP - Race 22/24
As mentioned, Verstappen is now level on points with Piastri as the pair is 24 points behind Norris, with 58 points remaining with two Grand Prix weekends to go.
Although mathematically out of the title fight, the Mercedes pairing of George Russell and Kimi Antonelli sees Russell cement fourth place in the championship, while the rookie closes in on Lewis Hamilton for sixth in the standings.
Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar continues to impress in his debut Formula 1 season, finishing sixth in Las Vegas.
In the Williams garage, Carlos Sainz’s promotion to fifth place catapults him up the championship leaderboard, moving him to 11th and putting him in prime position to potentially finish the year in the top 10 in his first season with the team.
The battle for the middle places is still anyone's guess as rookie Oliver Bearman, veteran Fernando Alonso, Liam Lawson, Esteban Ocon and Lance Stroll are all in realistic contention for 12th in the championship.
Alpine’s woes continue, with Argentine driver Franco Colapinto the only driver on the grid yet to score a championship point since replacing Jack Doohan earlier in the season.
Drivers' | Points |
|---|---|
1. Lando Norris | 390 |
2. Oscar Piastri | 366 |
3. Max Verstappen | 366 |
4. George Russell | 294 |
5. Charles Leclerc | 226 |
6. Lewis Hamilton | 152 |
7. Kimi Antonelli | 137 |
8. Alex Albon | 73 |
9. Isack Hadjar | 51 |
10. Nico Hulkenberg | 49 |
11. Carlos Sainz | 48 |
12. Oliver Bearman | 41 |
13. Fernando Alonso | 40 |
14. Liam Lawson | 36 |
15. Esteban Ocon | 32 |
16. Lance Stroll | 32 |
17. Yuki Tsunoda | 28 |
18. Pierre Gasly | 22 |
19. Gabriel Bortoleto | 19 |
20. Franco Colapinto | 0 |
21. Jack Doohan | 0 |
F1 Constructors' Standings after Las Vegas GP - Race 22/24
After McLaren wrapping up the Constructors' in Singapore, the battle for second is still up for grabs.
Mercedes' double podium puts the Stuttgart manufacturer in a prime position to secure second, establishing a 40-point lead over Red Bull.
Ferrari’s miserable weekend leaves the Maranello team stagnant in fourth in the standings, but a strong finish to the season could see them claim third, given Tsnouda’s struggles at Red Bull.
With Williams favored to secure fifth and Racing Bulls holding a sizable gap in sixth, the battle for seventh in the standings looks the most exciting, with Haas, Aston Martin, and Kick Sauber all within five points of each other.
Constructors' | Points |
|---|---|
1. McLaren | 756 |
2. Mercedes | 431 |
3. Red Bull | 391 |
4. Ferrari | 378 |
5. Williams | 121 |
6. Racing Bulls | 90 |
7. Haas | 73 |
8. Aston Martin | 72 |
9. Kick Sauber | 68 |
10. Alpine | 22 |
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Henry Cheal is a versatile sports journalist who contributes to the San Francisco 49ers on SI and Grand Prix on SI. These roles encompass two of his biggest interests: San Francisco Bay Area sports and motorsports. He currently serves as the MotoGP and WorldSBK editor for Motorsport Week, where he leads the coverage of the two biggest motorcycle racing series in the world. In this role, he travels to various races to cover on the ground. His love for motorsport extends further after working at VAVEL USA as the Motorsport editor, working in a large team that covered a wide range of motorsports. Henry learned his trade as a journalist as he studied Multimedia Sports Journalism in 2023 at UCFB. He also works as a freelancer for GiveMeSport and SportsBoom, covering the Premier League and the NBA. Outside of work, Henry loves traveling, though his heart remains in San Francisco.
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