Updated Drivers and Constructors’ championship standings after 2025 F1 Singapore GP. Check out the updated 2025 Formula 1 Drivers and Constructors’ championship standings after the Singapore GP.

The Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix has come to an end, and the new driver and constructor standings are now updated after the intense race at Marina Bay, where McLaren officially sealed the world championship title.

The tension was high from the very start, as Lando Norris slightly nudged Max Verstappen from behind while also brushing against Oscar Piastri from the side, damaging his car in the process. Despite that, McLaren still delivered a strong performance, securing its second consecutive constructors’ championship. Mercedes was the big surprise of the weekend, with George Russell taking an impressive victory under the lights. Ferrari, on the other hand, had a rather anonymous race, with Lewis Hamilton nearly forced to retire on the final lap, while Max Verstappen showed great resilience. Below are the updated Formula 1 driver and constructor standings after the Singapore Grand Prix.

Formula 1 driver standings

George Russell claimed his second Grand Prix victory of the season in Singapore, while Lando Norris reduced the gap to teammate Oscar Piastri. Here are the latest standings:

• • Oscar Piastri – 336 points
  • Lando Norris – 314 points
  • Max Verstappen – 273 points
  • George Russell – 237 points
  • Charles Leclerc – 173 points
  • Lewis Hamilton – 127 points
  • Kimi Antonelli – 88 points
  • Alex Albon – 70 points
  • Isack Hadjar – 39 points
  • Nico Hülkenberg – 37 points
  • Fernando Alonso – 34 points
  • Lance Stroll – 32 points
  • Carlos Sainz – 32 points
  • Liam Lawson – 30 points
  • Esteban Ocon – 28 points
  • Pierre Gasly – 20 points
  • Yuki Tsunoda – 20 points

• Gabriel Bortoleto – 18 points
• Oliver Bearman – 18 points
• Franco Colapinto – 0 points
• Jack Doohan – 0 points

Formula 1 constructor standings

After missing the opportunity in Baku, McLaren has once again been crowned world champions in Singapore. Behind them, Mercedes extends its advantage over Ferrari, which now faces pressure from Red Bull, just ten points behind. Here are the current constructor standings:

• McLaren – 650 points
• Mercedes – 325 points
• Ferrari – 300 points
• Red Bull – 290 points
• Williams – 102 points
• Racing Bulls – 72 points
• Aston Martin – 66 points
• Kick Sauber – 55 points
• Haas – 46 points
• Alpine – 20 points