Skip to main content

Championship standings

Feature Request

In purely theoretical terms, Stroll should be last in the Drivers' Championship—with zero points and the highest number of retirements among the three drivers—followed by Bottas in 21st and Checo in 20th. Furthermore, the numbers 21 and 22 are missing from the driver statistics, which results in inaccurate data for those drivers as well as for others, such as Max.

Posted by Ella ·
Status: In Progress1 comment

Log in to comment and vote

Comments1

  • Formula 1 Dashboard

    Team•

    Oct 30

    Drivers tied on points are ranked by their race results: wins first, then second places, third places, and so on. Retirement counts are not a tie-breaker.

    Both the official F1 and FIA standings place Stroll 21st, Bottas 22nd and Pérez 23rd, all with zero points. Their highest race finishes are 12th for Stroll, 13th for Bottas and 14th for Pérez, which explains that order.

    You’re right about the driver statistics, though. I’ve confirmed that the current calculation only includes P1–P20, excluding P21 and P22 from both the finishing-position distribution and the “In Points / Not in Points” breakdown. This can distort the percentages for any affected driver.