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WORLD CHAMPION AT 20

KIMI ANTONELLI MAKES HISTORY

The youngest world champion in Formula 1 history, crowned in Mexico at 20 years and 68 days old.

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SAO PAULO GRAND PRIX

NORRIS WINS AT INTERLAGOS

From pole to the top step in Sao Paulo, with Verstappen charging from 21st to second behind him.

NEXT RACE: ROUND 21

LIGHTS OUT IN LAS VEGAS

Formula 1 returns to the Strip on Sunday 22 November, 50 laps under the lights.

Las Vegas Strip at night. Photo: Michelle-Maria via Pixabay.

LIGHTS OUT Las Vegas Grand Prix

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Las Vegas Strip Circuit · Sun 22 Nov, 04:00 UTC

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Grid Watch • The Title Race

Drivers to Watch Today

Every driver in the championship, in standings order. Move through the field with the arrows or a swipe; tap a card for the angle we are following.

Kimi Antonelli Championship P1 380

Mercedes

Kimi

Antonelli ITA

The youngest champion in F1 history, crowned in Mexico at 20, and still the man everyone else is chasing.

Max Verstappen Championship P2 261

Red Bull Racing

Max

Verstappen NED

From 21st on the grid to 2nd at Interlagos. The charge is on, and second place in the title race is his to lose.

Lewis Hamilton Championship P3 259

Ferrari

Lewis

Hamilton GBR

Two points behind Verstappen in his first Ferrari season. The fight for second is the story of the run-in.

George Russell Championship P4 250

Mercedes

George

Russell GBR

Nine points off Hamilton, in the Mercedes that just took the constructors crown. Best of the rest is not enough for him.

Charles Leclerc Championship P5 245

Ferrari

Charles

Leclerc MON

Five points behind Russell. Ferrari need a big Vegas from him to keep two cars in the fight for second.

Lando Norris Championship P6 221

McLaren

Lando

Norris GBR

The reigning champion won at Interlagos from pole on Sunday, but the big prize is gone. What is left is pride, and he races like it.

Oscar Piastri Championship P7 144

McLaren

Oscar

Piastri AUS

Seventh in the table. A quiet year next to his teammates title defence, with three races left to make some noise.

Isack Hadjar Championship P8 107

Red Bull Racing

Isack

Hadjar FRA

Stood on the podium at Interlagos on Sunday for Red Bull Racing. Eighth in the table and climbing fast.

Liam Lawson Championship P9 83

Racing Bulls

Liam

Lawson NZL

Ninth in the championship, fresh from a career-best qualifying in the Interlagos wet that put him ahead of both Ferraris and both Red Bulls.

Pierre Gasly Championship P10 42

Alpine

Pierre

Gasly FRA

Tenth in the table for Alpine, still banking points in a car that makes him work for every single one.

Franco Colapinto Championship P11 27

Alpine

Franco

Colapinto ARG

Alpine's second seat, and already on 27 points. The Argentine keeps dragging that car into the points.

Arvid Lindblad Championship P12 25

Racing Bulls

Arvid

Lindblad GBR

The rookie half of Racing Bulls, on 25 points in his first season. The paddock is watching this one.

Oliver Bearman Championship P13 17

Haas F1 Team

Oliver

Bearman GBR

Haas's young charger. Seventeen points and a reputation for sending it when it counts.

Nico Hülkenberg Championship P14 15

Audi

Nico

Hülkenberg GER

The most experienced hand in the midfield, leading Audi's first campaign on 15 points.

Gabriel Bortoleto Championship P15 12

Audi

Gabriel

Bortoleto BRA

Audi's Brazilian youngster, learning fast next to Hülkenberg, on 12 points.

Esteban Ocon Championship P16 11

Haas F1 Team

Esteban

Ocon FRA

Sacked by Haas with four races to go, replaced by a debutant at Interlagos. His 11 points still stand in the table.

Carlos Sainz Championship P17 8

Williams

Carlos

Sainz ESP

Williams's big signing, making 8 points feel like hard work in a rebuilding year.

Fernando Alonso Championship P18 5

Aston Martin

Fernando

Alonso ESP

The oldest driver on the grid, still impossible to count out, in an Aston Martin having a year to forget.

Alexander Albon Championship P19 4

Williams

Alexander

Albon THA

Four points in a Williams that rarely gives him a clean weekend to work with.

Rafael Câmara Championship P20 3

Haas F1 Team

Rafael

Câmara BRA

The 21-year-old who replaced Ocon and debuted at his home race at Interlagos. Three points already.

Lance Stroll Championship P21 2

Aston Martin

Lance

Stroll CAN

Two points in a hard year for Aston Martin, and still capable of a surprise when the rain comes.

Valtteri Bottas Championship P22 0

Cadillac

Valtteri

Bottas FIN

Cadillac's veteran hand for their first season. Still waiting for the new team's first point.

Sergio Pérez Championship P23 0

Cadillac

Sergio

Pérez MEX

Back on the grid with Cadillac's first campaign, still hunting the team's first point alongside Bottas.

Driver photos: licensed portraits via Wikimedia Commons. The championship leader glows gold. Use the arrows or tap a card to move through the field.

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The Power Units

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2026 Season Run-In

F1 Schedule

3 rounds left. All times shown in UTC.

21

Las Vegas Grand Prix

Las Vegas Strip Circuit

Night race, Saturday night under the lights • 50 laps

Next Up

Sun 22 Nov • 04:00 UTC

22

Qatar Grand Prix

Lusail International Circuit

High-speed corners, floodlit finish • 57 laps

Round 22

Sun 29 Nov • 16:00 UTC

23

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Yas Marina Circuit

The season finale, twilight into night • 58 laps

Season Finale

Sun 06 Dec • 13:00 UTC

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F1 Teams

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Mercedes

W17

George Russell · Kimi Antonelli

Power Unit: Mercedes-AMG

630 Points

Ferrari

SF-26

Charles Leclerc · Lewis Hamilton

Power Unit: Ferrari

504 Points

Red Bull Racing

RB22

Max Verstappen · Isack Hadjar

Power Unit: Red Bull Ford

382 Points

McLaren

MCL40

Lando Norris · Oscar Piastri

Power Unit: Mercedes-AMG

365 Points

Racing Bulls

VCARB 03

Liam Lawson · Arvid Lindblad

Power Unit: Red Bull Ford

108 Points

Alpine

A526

Pierre Gasly · Franco Colapinto

Power Unit: Mercedes-AMG

69 Points

Haas

VF-26

Esteban Ocon · Oliver Bearman

Power Unit: Ferrari

31 Points

Audi

R26

Nico Hulkenberg · Gabriel Bortoleto

Power Unit: Audi

27 Points

Williams

FW48

Alex Albon · Carlos Sainz

Power Unit: Mercedes-AMG

12 Points

Aston Martin

AMR26

Fernando Alonso · Lance Stroll

Power Unit: Honda

7 Points

Cadillac

MAC-26

Valtteri Bottas · Sergio Perez

Power Unit: Ferrari

0 Points

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