Post-Monza rankings: McLaren still 8 points ahead of Red Bull

While the driver's championship still looks set to go in Max Verstappen's favor, with 8 races remaining, the constructor's championship is still very much up for grabs. McLaren is within 8 points of the lead, while Ferrari has just 39 points. The end of the season promises to be exciting.

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Post-Monza rankings: McLaren still 8 points ahead of Red Bull

The victory of Charles Leclerc at Monza gives him a slight breather in the championship. The Ferrari driver is currently holding onto 3rd place, with 8 more Grand Prix races to go including 3 sprint races (11 races in total). He is being overtaken by Lando Norris, who is now in 2nd place with a gap of 62 points behind Max Verstappen, who is still a strong leader but facing increasing pressure. In fact, in the last 4 races, Lando Norris scored 70 points, compared to “only” 48 points for Max Verstappen. If Norris continues to gain 22 points in each of the 4 races, he could seriously challenge Max Verstappen’s leading position towards the end of the championship.

However, McLaren does not seem to want to favor Lando Norris in the championship and may let points slip away in the drivers’ standings, as Monza was a perfect illustration of after the first lap. More solidarity will be needed from the McLaren drivers to be able to join the battle for the drivers’ title.

He stays with 8 Grand Prix and 3 sprints, 232 points to be distributed for the first place and 162 for the second place. This represents a gap of 70 points. If Verstappen always finishes second and Norris always finishes first, it is still mathematically possible. It is technically still possible for Piastri as well, but it already seems much less realistic.

The ranking of drivers after Monza

DriverPointsGaps
1pays-basMax Verstappen#33

Oracle Red Bull Racing
303
2grande-bretagneLando Norris#4

McLaren F1 Team
241-62
3monacoCharles Leclerc#16

Scuderia Ferrari
217-24
4australieOscar Piastri#81

McLaren F1 Team
197-20
5espagneCarlos Sainz#55

Scuderia Ferrari
184-13
6grande-bretagneLewis Hamilton#44

Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport
164-20
7mexiqueSergio Perez#11

Oracle Red Bull Racing
143-21
8grande-bretagneGeorge Russell#63

Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport
128-15
9espagneFernando Alonso#14

Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 Team
50-78
10canadaLance Stroll#18

Aston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 Team
24-26
11allemagneNico Hülkenberg#27

MoneyGram Haas F1 Team
22-2
12japonYuki Tsunoda#38

Visa Cash App RB Formula One Team
220
13australieDaniel Ricciardo#3

Visa Cash App RB Formula One Team
12-10
14francePierre Gasly#10

BWT Alpine F1 Team
8-4
15danemarkKevin Magnussen#20

MoneyGram Haas F1 Team
7-1
16angleterreOliver Bearman#50

Scuderia Ferrari
6-1
17franceEsteban Ocon#31

BWT Alpine F1 Team
5-1
18thailandeAlexander Albon#23

Williams Racing
50
19etats-unisLogan Sargeant#2

Williams Racing
0-5
20chineZhou Guanyu#3

Stake F1 Team
00
21finlandeValtteri Bottas#77

Stake F1 Team
00
22arFranco Colapinto#43

Williams Racing
00

McLaren more threatening than ever to Red Bull.

On the side of the constructors’ championships, McLaren is more threatening than ever to Red Bull. The papaya team could take the lead in the team standings as soon as the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in two weeks, since McLaren is now only 8 points behind Red Bull.

The Scuderia Ferrari is not to be outdone. Indeed, the last 8 Grand Prix races will see a duel between 3 teams for the title, with Ferrari trailing Red Bull by 39 points and McLaren by 31. The Italian team has taken back 32 points from Red Bull in the constructors’ championship in the last 4 races.

TeamPointsGaps
1autricheOracle Red Bull Racing

Honda RBTP
446
2grande-bretagneMcLaren F1 Team

Mercedes
438-8
3italieScuderia Ferrari

Ferrari
407-31
4allemagneMercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport

Mercedes
292-115
5grande-bretagneAston Martin Aramco Cognizant F1 Team

Mercedes
74-218
6italieVisa Cash App RB Formula One Team

Honda RBTP
34-40
7etats-unisMoneyGram Haas F1 Team

Ferrari
29-5
8franceBWT Alpine F1 Team

Renault
13-16
9grande-bretagneWilliams Racing

Mercedes
5-8
10italieStake F1 Team

Ferrari
0-5
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