F1 standings right now: Latest Formula 1 standings after Max Verstappen’s Japanese Grand Prix win

Sunday marked the third race of the 2025 Formula 1 season, with Max Verstappen holding off Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri for a nail-biting victory at the finish. It marks Verstappen’s first win of the season and we’ve now had three different drivers win an F1 race this season. It also delivered plenty of movement in the F1 standings.

Lando Norris still sits atop the Formula 1 standings right now, but Verstappen gained some ground on Sunday. Meanwhile, the likes of Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton trail far behind the front of the pack, with Norris and Verstappen each having more points individually than Hamilton, Leclerc and Alexander Albon combined.

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Let’s dive into the F1 standings after the Japanese Grand Prix 2025.

Formula 1 standings after Japan GP

Here are the latest Formula 1 standings following Sunday’s GP in Japan.

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Formula 1 team standings 2025

Here are the F1 standings following the Japan GP on Sunday.

1. McLaren Mercedes – 111 points
2. Mercedes – 75 points
3. Red Bull Racing Honda RBPT – 61 points
4. Ferrari – 35 points
5. Williams Mercedes – 19 points
6. Haas Ferrari – 15 points
7. Aston Martin Aramco Mercedes – 10 points
8. Racing Bulls Honda RBPT – 7 points
9. Rick Sauber Ferrari – 6 points
10. Alpine Renault – 0 points

DHL fastest lap award 2025

• Australia – Lando Norris – 1:22.167
• China – Lando Norris – 1:35.454
• Japan – Andrea Kimi Antonelli – 1:30.965

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F1 results: Japanese Grand Prix results

Here are the final results from Sunday’s F1 race in the Japanese GP.

1. Max Verstappen
2. Lando Norris – +1.4 seconds
3. Oscar Piastri – +2.1 seconds
4. Charles Leclerc – +16.0 seconds
5. George Russell – +17.3 seconds
6. Kimi Antonelli – +18.6 seconds
7. Lewis Hamilton – +29.1 seconds
8. Isack Hadjar – +37.1 seconds
9. Alex Albon – +40.3 seconds
10. Ollie Bearman – +54.5 seconds
11. Fernando Alonso – +57.3 seconds
12. Yuki Tsunoda – +58.4 seconds
13. Pierre Gasly – +62.1 seconds
14. Carlos Sainz – +74.1 seconds
15. Jack Doohan – +81.3 seconds
16. Nick Hulkenberg – +81.9 seconds
17. Liam Lawson – +82.7 seconds
18. Esteban Ocon – +83.4 seconds
19. Gabriel Bortoleto – +83.8 seconds
20. Lance Stroll – +1 lap

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