Round 4 of the 2026 F1 season has been completed at the Miami GP, view the full standings here as Kimi Antonelli extends his lead.
Momentum for Kimi Antonelli
It was another fabulous Sunday for 19-year-old Kimi Antonelli as he bagged a third straight Grand Prix win in 2026, converting it from another pole position. He extends his lead to 20 points over teammate George Russell.
While the Brit was P4 in the Sprint and GP, he was a clear step behind on pace all weekend. His Italian’s teammate penalty for track limits on Saturday and Leclerc’s error on Sunday saved him from losing even more ground.
The mistake from Charles Leclerc saw him throw away a P4, ending up in 8th following his penalty. It has allowed Lando Norris — Miami Sprint winner — and Oscar Piastri significantly close the gap in the standings. The 1-2 in the Sprint and 2-3 in the Grand Prix means McLaren scored the most points this weekend.
A P5 in the Sprint and Grand Prix has moved Max Verstappen up to P7 in points. It also means Red Bull jumped Haas and Alpine in the Constructors’ Championship. Franco Colapinto’s P7 in the Grand Prix has moved the Enstone squad ahead of Ayao Komatsu‘s team.
Williams also had a better weekend. Carlos Sainz in P9 and Alex Albon in 10th moved them ahead of Audi in the championship. The German manufacturer continues to be plagued by unreliabilty at the start of their brand new project.
2026 F1 Drivers’ Championship standings after the Miami GP
- Antonelli 100
- Russell 80
- Leclerc 59
- Norris 51
- Hamilton 51
- Piastri 43
- Verstappen 26
- Bearman 17
- Gasly 16
- Lawson 10
- Colapinto 7
- Lindblad 4
- Hadjar 4
- Sainz 4
- Bortoleto 4
- Ocon 1
- Albon 1
- Hülkenberg 0
- Bottas
- Pérez 0
- Alonso 0
- Stroll 0
2026 F1 Constructors’ Championship standings after the Miami GP
- Mercedes 180
- Scuderia Ferrari 110
- McLaren 94
- Red Bull Racing 30
- Alpine 23
- Haas 18
- Racing Bulls 14
- Williams 5
- Audi 2
- Cadillac 0
- Aston Martin 0
