Ferrari strengthened its hold on second place in the 2026 Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship after the Singapore Grand Prix, moving to 444 points and extending its advantage over McLaren. Mercedes remains comfortably ahead at the top with 578 points, while the battle behind Ferrari has become increasingly tight.
The Scuderia did not secure the double podium it had hoped for in Singapore, but its championship position remains solid. McLaren is now third on 335 points, with Red Bull only three points behind on 332, creating an increasingly close fight for the final place in the top three.
2026 F1 constructor standings after the Singapore GP
- Mercedes — 578 points
- Ferrari — 444 points
- McLaren — 335 points
- Red Bull — 332 points
- Racing Bulls — 100 points
- Alpine — 68 points
- Haas — 30 points
- Audi — 23 points
- Williams — 12 points
- Aston Martin — 7 points
- Cadillac — 0 points
Ferrari extends its advantage over McLaren
Ferrari continues to pull away from McLaren in the fight for second place, with the gap now standing at 109 points. The latest standings also leave McLaren under increasing pressure from Red Bull, which is just three points behind after Singapore.
The championship picture can be followed through the Ferrari vs F1 Rivals statistics, which provides a direct comparison between the Maranello team and its main Formula 1 competitors.
Racing Bulls has now reached the 100-point mark in fifth place, maintaining a clear advantage over Alpine, which sits sixth with 68 points.
Audi closes on Haas after Singapore
Nico Hulkenberg helped Audi move to within seven points of Haas in the Constructors’ Championship. Audi now has 23 points compared with Haas on 30.
Haas had appeared capable of challenging strongly earlier in the Singapore Grand Prix, but ultimately finished outside the top ten. Behind the two teams, Williams remains ninth on 12 points, ahead of Aston Martin on seven and Cadillac, which is still yet to score.
With Ferrari consolidating second place and Red Bull now almost level with McLaren, the battle behind championship leader Mercedes remains one of the closest areas of the 2026 Formula 1 season.
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