Mercedes has extended its advantage over Ferrari in the 2026 F1 constructors’ standings after the Dutch Grand Prix, with the gap between the two teams now standing at 87 points. Ferrari showed strong race pace at Zandvoort, but its 22-point haul was not enough to prevent the championship leader from pulling further clear.
Mercedes and McLaren were the highest-scoring teams at the Dutch Grand Prix, leaving Zandvoort with 33 points each. Ferrari collected 22, meaning the Scuderia now sits on 338 points compared with Mercedes’ 425. The result follows a race in which Ferrari missed the Dutch GP podium despite having competitive pace.
2026 F1 constructors’ standings after the Dutch GP
- 1. Mercedes – 425 points
- 2. Ferrari – 338 points
- 3. McLaren – 263 points
- 4. Red Bull – 186 points
- 5. Racing Bulls – 66 points
- 6. Alpine – 63 points
- 7. Haas – 21 points
- 8. Audi – 16 points
- 9. Williams – 11 points
- 10. Aston Martin – 3 points
- 11. Cadillac – 0 points
The complete championship picture can also be followed through the Formula 1 constructor standings page as the second half of the season develops.
Ferrari loses ground to Mercedes at Zandvoort
Mercedes and McLaren both scored 33 points across the Dutch Grand Prix, while Ferrari stopped at 22. As a result, the Maranello team has fallen to 87 points behind Mercedes in the Constructors’ Championship.
Ferrari remains second on 338 points, with McLaren third on 263. The gap between Ferrari and McLaren is therefore 75 points, while Red Bull sits further back in fourth place with 186.
The championship battle will continue through the remaining rounds on the 2026 Formula 1 calendar, with Mercedes carrying a substantial advantage over Ferrari away from Zandvoort.
Audi and Aston Martin add important points
Audi and Aston Martin also collected valuable points in the Netherlands, with Aston Martin moving into ninth thanks to an excellent Fernando Alonso. Pierre Gasly added one point for Alpine, leaving the French team just three points behind Racing Bulls.
Racing Bulls remains fifth with 66 points, while Alpine has closed to 63. Haas follows on 21 points, ahead of Audi on 16, Williams on 11, Aston Martin on three and Cadillac yet to score.
