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2019 Formula 1 World Championship

For the latest results, please see the official F1 website. For historical data and facts, please see links to the left.

Formula 1 world championship points system

Points are awarded as follows:

1st place25 points
2nd place18 points
3rd place15 points
4th place12 points
5th place10 points
6th place8 points
7th place6 points
8th place4 points
9th place2 points
10th place1 point  

The only exception to this is when a race is suspended and cannot be restarted. If less than 75 % of the race distance has been completed half points are awarded, and if less than two laps have been completed, no points are awarded.

To receive points a driver must finish in the top 10 positions and need not finish the race, but must have covered at least 90 % of the winner's race distance. The drivers and constructors championship titles are awarded to the driver and constructor that have the most points at the end of the season.

If two or more drivers or constructors have the same number of points, their positions in the championship are fixed according to the quality of their places. One first place is better than any number of second places, one second place is better than any number of third places, and so on.

2018 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Lewis Hamilton408
2Sebastian Vettel320
3Kimi Räikkönen251
4Max Verstappen249
5Valtteri Bottas247
6Daniel Ricciardo170
7Nico Hulkenberg69
8Sergio Perez62
9Kevin magnussen56
10Carlos Sainz53
11Fernando Alonso50
12Esteban Ocon49
13Charles Leclerc39
14Romain Grosjean37
15Pierre Gasly29
16Stoffel Vandoorne12
17Marcus Ericsson9
18Lance Stroll6
19Brendon Hartley4
20Sergey Sirotkin1
PositionConstructorPoints
1Mercedes655
2Ferrari571
3Red Bull419
4Renault122
5Haas93
6McLaren62
7Force India52
8Sauber48
9Toro Rosso33
10Williams7

2018 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Lewis Hamilton won the 2018 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Sebastian Vettel was second and Kimi Räikkönen third. Mercedes won the championship for constructors.

10 constructors and 20 drivers participated in 21 races during the 69th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top ten finishers (25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1).

2018 F1 season notes

  • Sebastan Vettel finished second, 88 points behind Lewis Hamilton.
  • No one managed to finish all 21 races.
  • Lewis Hamilton had 10 pole positions.
  • Daniel Ricciardo retired from 8 races.
  • Mercedes had 12 of 21 pole positions.
  • McLaren changed engines from Honda to Renault.
  • Toro Rosso changed engines from Renault to Honda.
  • Sahara Force India changed name to Racing point Force India.
  • All drivers and teams scored points.
  • The Malaysian Grand prix was discontinued.
  • The French Grand Prix returned to the calendar.
  • The German Grand Prix returned to the calendar.
  • Halo, a new cockpit protection device, was introduced.
  • Pirelli provided teams with two new tyre compounds.

2017 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Lewis Hamilton363
2Sebastian Vettel317
3Valtteri Bottas305
4Kimi Räikkönen205
5Daniel Ricciardo200
6Max Verstappen168
7Sergio Perez100
8Esteban Ocon87
9Carlos Sainz54
10Nico Hulkenberg43
11Felipe Massa43
12Lance Stroll40
13Romain Grosjean28
14Kevin Magnussen19
15Fernando Alonso17
16Stoffel Vandoorne13
17Jolyon Palmer8
18Pascal Wehrlein5
19Daniil Kvyat5
20Marcus Ericsson0
21Pierre Gasly0
22Antonio Giovinazzi0
23Brendon Hartley0
24Jenson Button0
25Paul di Resta0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Mercedes668
2Ferrari522
3Red Bull368
4Force India187
5Williams83
6Renault57
7Toro Rosso53
8Haas47
9McLaren30
10Sauber5

2017 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Lewis Hamilton won the 2017 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Sebastian Vettel was second and Valtteri Bottas third. Mercedes won the championship for constructors.

10 constructors and 25 drivers participated in 20 races during the 68th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top ten finishers (25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1).

2017 F1 season notes

  • Sebastan Vettel finished second, 46 points behind Lewis Hamilton.
  • Only Lewis Hamilton managed to finish all 20 races.
  • Lewis Hamilton had 11 pole positions.
  • Carlos Sainz retired from 8 races.
  • Mercedes had 14 of 20 pole positions.
  • Sauber used one year old Ferrari power units.
  • Manor Racing MRT closed down in March.
  • All teams scored points.
  • The Baku event was renamed to Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
  • The German Grand Prix was removed from the calendar.
  • The minimum weight of the car including the driver was 728 kg.
  • Teams are restricted to four power units per season.

2016 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Nico Rosberg385
2Lewis Hamilton380
3Daniel Ricciardo256
4Sebastian Vettel212
5Max Verstappen204
6Kimi Räikkönen186
7Sergio Perez101
8Valtteri Bottas85
9Nico Hulkenberg72
10Fernando Alonso54
11Felipe Massa53
12Carlos Sainz46
13Romain Grosjean29
14Daniil Kvyat25
15Jenson Button21
16Kevin Magnussen7
17Felipe Nasr2
18Jolyon Palmer1
19Pascal Wehrlein1
20Stoffel Vandoorne1
21Esteban Gutierrez0
22Marcus Ericsson0
23Esteban Ocon0
24Rio Haryanto0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Mercedes765
2Red Bull468
3Ferrari398
4Force India173
5Williams138
6McLaren76
7Toro Rosso63
8Haas29
9Renault8
10Sauber2
11Manor1

2016 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Nico Rosberg won the 2016 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Lewis Hamilton was second and Daniel Ricciardo third. Mercedes won the championship for constructors.

11 constructors and 24 drivers participated in 21 races during the 67th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top ten finishers (25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1).

2016 F1 season notes

  • Four drivers made their Formula 1 debut.
  • Lewis Hamilton finished second, 5 points behind Nico Rosberg.
  • Two drivers managed to finish all 21 races.
  • Lewis Hamilton had 12 pole positions.
  • Jenson Button retired from 6 races.
  • Max Verstappen won his first ever F1 Grand Prix in Spain.
  • Mercedes had 20 of 21 pole positions.
  • Haas F1 Team joined Formula One.
  • Marussia changed their name to Manor Racing MRT.
  • Renault returned as a team after they purchased Lotus.
  • All teams scored points.
  • German Grand Prix returned to Hockenheimring.
  • European Grand Prix returned to the Formula 1 calendar.
  • Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was Felipe Massa's 250th Grand Prix.
  • Pre-season tests were reduced from three to two.

2015 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Lewis Hamilton381
2Nico Rosberg322
3Sebastian Vettel278
4Kimi Räikkönen150
5Valtteri Bottas136
6Felipe Massa121
7Daniil Kvyat95
8Daniel Ricciardo92
9Sergio Perez78
10Nico Hulkenberg58
11Romain Grosjean51
12Max Verstappen49
13Felipe Nasr27
14Pastor Maldonado27
15Carlos Sainz18
16Jenson Button16
17Fernando Alonso11
18Marcus Ericsson9
19Roberto Merhi0
20Alexander Rossi0
21Will Stevens0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Mercedes703
2Ferrari428
3Williams257
4Red Bull187
5Force India136
6Lotus78
7Toro Rosso67
8Sauber36
9McLaren27
10Marussia0

2015 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Lewis Hamilton won the 2015 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Nico Rosberg was second and Sebastian Vettel third. Mercedes won the championship for constructors.

10 constructors and 21 drivers participated in 19 races during the 66th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top ten finishers (25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1).

2015 F1 season notes

  • Three drivers made their Formula 1 debut in Australia.
  • Nico Rosberg finished second, 59 points behind Lewis Hamilton.
  • No driver managed to finish all 19 races.
  • Lewis Hamilton had 11 pole positions.
  • Pastor Maldonado retired from 9 races.
  • Felipe Massa was disqualified from Brazilian Grand Prix.
  • Mercedes had 17 of 19 pole positions.
  • Marussia did not score points.
  • German Grand Prix was cancelled due to financial problems.
  • Mexican Grand Prix returned to the Formula 1 calendar.
  • Drivers were only able to use four engines over the season.
  • The minimum weight of cars increased to 702 kg.
  • Double points no longer awarded for the final race.
  • Mid-season driver helmet design changes banned.

2014 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Lewis Hamilton384
2Nico Rosberg317
3Daniel Ricciardo238
4Valtteri Bottas186
5Sebastian Vettel167
6Fernando Alonso161
7Felipe Massa134
8Jenson Button126
9Nico Hulkenberg96
10Sergio Perez59
11Kevin Magnussen55
12Kimi Räikkönen55
13Jean-Eric Vergne22
14Romain Grosjean8
15Daniil Kvyat8
16Pastor Maldonado2
17Jules Bianchi2
18Adrian Sutil0
19Marcus Ericsson0
20Esteban Gutierrez0
21Mac Chilton0
22Kamui Kobayashi0
23Will Stevens0
24Andre Lotterer0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Mercedes701
2Red Bull405
3Williams320
4Ferrari216
5McLaren181
6Force India155
7Toro Rosso30
8Lotus10
9Marussia2
10Sauber0
11Caterham0

2014 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Lewis Hamilton won the 2014 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Nico Rosberg was second and Daniel Ricciardo third. Mercedes won the championship for constructors.

11 constructors and 24 drivers participated in 19 races during the 65th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top ten finishers (25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1). The final race of the season offered double points.

2014 F1 season notes

  • Three drivers made their Formula One debut in Australia.
  • Nico Rosberg finished second, 67 points behind Lewis Hamilton.
  • No driver managed to finish all 19 races.
  • Nico Rosberg had 11 pole positions.
  • Jean-Eric Vergne left Formula One after the season to compete in Formula E.
  • Marcus Ericsson left Caterham at the end of the season to join Sauber.
  • Mercedes had 18 of 19 pole positions.
  • Sauber and Caterham did not score points.
  • Hockenheimring hosted the German Grand Prix.
  • Austrian Grand Prix returned to the Formula One calendar.
  • The Russian Grand Prix was added to the calendar.
  • New 1.6 litres V6 engines.
  • Drivers were only able to use five engines over the season.
  • The minimum weight of cars increased to 691 kg.
  • The pit lane speed limit was reduced from 100 km/h to 80 km/h.

2013 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Sebastian Vettel397
2Fernando Alonso242
3Mark Webber199
4Lewis Hamilton189
5Kimi Räikkönen183
6Nico Rosberg171
7Romain Grosjean132
8Felipe Massa112
9Jenson Button73
10Nico Hulkenberg51
11Sergio Perez49
12Paul di Resta48
13Adrian Sutil29
14Daniel Ricciardo20
15Jan-Eric Vergne13
16Esteban Gutierrez6
17Valtteri Bottas4
18Pastor Maldonado1
19Jules Bianchi0
20Charles Pic0
21Heikki Kovalainen0
22Giedo van der Garde0
23Max Chilton0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Red Bull596
2Mercedes360
3Ferrari354
4Lotus315
5McLaren122
6Force India77
7Sauber57
8Toro Rosso33
9Williams5
10Marussia0
11Caterham0

2013 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Sebastian Vettel won the 2013 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Fernando Alonso was second and Mark Webber third. Red Bull won the championship for constructors.

11 constructors and 23 drivers participated in 19 races during the 64th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top ten finishers (25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1).

2013 F1 season notes

  • Five drivers made their Formula One debut in Australia.
  • Fernando Alonso finished second, 155 points behind Vettel.
  • Max Chilton was the only driver to finish all 19 races.
  • Sebastian Vettel had eight pole positions.
  • Kimi Räikkönen missed the last two races of the season due to a back surgery.
  • Mark Webber left Formula One after his twelfth season.
  • Sebastian Vettel won 13 of 19 races and his fourth drivers championship.
  • There where only 11 teams on the grid.
  • Marussia and Caterham did not score points.
  • For the first time since 1980 McLaren failed to score a podium.
  • The Canadian Grand Prix was Force India's 100th GP.
  • 25,700 tyres where used during the season.
  • The double-DRS system where banned.
  • The minimum weight of cars increased to 642 kg.
  • Final season with 2.4 litre V8 engines.
  • Nurburgring hosted the German Grand Prix.

2012 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Sebastian Vettel281
2Fernando Alonso278
3Kimi Räikkönen207
4Lewis Hamilton190
5Jenson Button188
6Mark Webber179
7Felipe Massa122
8Romain Grosjean96
9Nico Rosberg93
10Sergio Perez66
11Nico Hulkenberg63
12Kamui Kobayashi60
13Michael Schumacher49
14Paul di Resta46
15Pastor Maldonado45
16Bruno Senna31
17Jean-Eric Vergne16
18Daniel Ricciardo10
19Vitaly Petrov0
20Timo Glock0
21Charles Pic0
22Heikki Kovalainen0
23Jerome D'Ambrosio0
24Narain Karthikeyan0
25Pedro de la Rosa0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Red Bull460
2Ferrari400
3McLaren378
4Lotus303
5Mercedes142
6Sauber126
7Force India109
8Williams76
9Toro Rosso26
10Caterham0
11Marussia0
12HRT0

2012 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Sebastian Vettel won the 2012 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Fernando Alonso was second and Kimi Räikkönen third. Red Bull won the championship for constructors.

12 constructors and 25 drivers participated in 20 races during the 63rd season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top ten finishers (25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1).

2012 F1 season notes

  • Charles Pic and Jean-Eric Vergne made their F1 race debut in Australia.
  • Nico Rosberg and Pastor Maldonado got their first F1 wins ever.
  • Fernando Alonso finished second, only three points behind Vettel.
  • Kimi Räikkönen was the only driver to complete all 20 races.
  • Lewis Hamilton had seven pole positions.
  • Rubens Barrichello left Formula One after his nineteenth season.
  • Six current or former World Driver's Champions were participating.
  • There were seven different winners in the first seven races.
  • Marussia Virgin racing changed their name to Marussia alone.
  • Lotus changed their name to Caterham.
  • Renault changed their name to Lotus.
  • Sauber's Monisha Keltenborn became the first female F1 team boss.
  • Races will have a maximum four-hour time limit.
  • There were 957 pit stops this year.
  • 31,800 Pirelli tyres were provided for the season.
  • The calendar included 20 races, which was a new record.
  • Hockenheimring hosted the German Grand Prix.
  • Bahrain Grand Prix returned (no race in 2011 due to civil unrest).
  • United States Grand Prix was added to the calendar.
  • Turkish Grand Prix was removed from the calendar.

2011 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Sebastian Vettel392
2Jenson Button270
3Mark Webber258
4Fernando Alonso257
5Lewis Hamilton227
6Felipe Massa118
7Nico Rosberg89
8Michael Schumacher76
9Adrian Sutil42
10Vitaly Petrov37
11Nick Heidfeld34
12Kamui Kobayashi30
13Paul di Resta27
14Jaime Alguersuari26
15Sebastien Buemi15
16Sergio Perez14
17Rubens Barrichello4
18Bruno Senna2
19Pastor Maldonado1
20Pedro de la Rosa0
21Jarno Trulli0
22Heikki Kovalainen0
23Vitantonio Liuzzi0
24Jerome d'Ambrosio0
25Timo Glock0
26Narain Karthikeyan0
27Daniel Ricciardo0
28Karun Chandhok0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Red Bull650
2McLaren497
3Ferrari375
4Mercedes165
5Renault73
6Force India69
7Sauber44
8Toro Rosso41
9Williams5
10Lotus0
11HRT0
12Virgin0

2011 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Sebastian Vettel won the 2011 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Jenson Button was second and Mark Webber third. Red Bull won the championship for constructors.

12 constructors and 28 drivers participated in 19 races during the 62nd season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top ten finishers (25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1).

2011 F1 season notes

  • Jenson Button won Hungarian Grand Prix in his 200th Formula 1 race.
  • Pastor Maldonado, Sergio Perez and Paul di Resta made their F1 race debut in Australia.
  • Daniel Ricciardo made his F1 race debut in the British Grand Prix.
  • Paul di Resta replaced Vitantonio Liuzzi at Force India.
  • Narain Karthikeyan returned to Formula 1 with Hispania.
  • Pastor Maldonado was signed by Williams.
  • Robert Kubica was seriously injured in a high speed crash in Andora Rally in Italy.
  • Virgin Racing changed their name to Marussia Virgin Racing.
  • Two teams used the Lotus name: Team Lotus and Lotus Renault GP.
  • Ban on team orders lifted.
  • KERS (kinetic energy recovery system) were reintroduced as an option.
  • DRS (adjustable rear wing) introduced to help overtaking.
  • Gearboxes must last for 5 race weekends.
  • The double diffuser system is banned.
  • 107 percent qualifying rule was reintroduced.
  • Team orders are allowed (since German GP 2010).
  • Bahrain Grand Prix was canceled due to civil unrest in Bahrain.
  • Nurburgring hosted the German Grand Prix.
  • The Indian Grand Prix was added to the race calendar.

2010 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Sebastian Vettel256
2Fernando Alonso252
3Mark Webber242
4Lewis Hamilton240
5Jenson Button214
6Felipe Massa144
7Nico Rosberg142
8Robert Kubica136
9Michael Schumacher72
10Rubens Barrichello47
11Adrian Sutil47
12Kamui Kobayashi32
13Vitaly Petrov27
14Nico Hulkenberg22
15Vitantonio Liuzzi21
16Sebastien Buemi8
17Pedro de la Rosa6
18Nick Heidfeld6
19Jaime Alguersuari5
20Heikki Kovalainen0
21Jarno Trulli0
22Karun Chandok0
23Bruno Senna0
24Lucas di Grassi0
25Timo Glock0
26Sakon Yamamoto0
27Christian Klien0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Red Bull498
2McLaren454
3Ferrari396
4Mercedes214
5Renault163
6Williams69
7Force India68
8BMW Sauber44
9Toro Rosso13
10Lotus0
11HRT0
12Virgin0

2010 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Sebastian Vettel won the 2010 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Fernando Alonso was second and Mark Webber third. Red Bull won the championship for constructors.

12 constructors and 27 drivers participated in 19 races during the 61st season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. New points system introduced - points for top ten classified finishers (25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 1).

2010 F1 season notes

  • Sebastian Vettel was the youngest F1 world champion at the age of 23.
  • Michael Schumacher returned to Formula One as a driver for the Mercedes GP team.
  • Nico Hulkenberg, Bruno Senna and Vitaly Petrov made their F1 race debut at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
  • Nico Rosberg outperformed his teammate Michael Schumacher in most races.
  • Four new teams: Mercedes, Lotus, HRT and Virgin.
  • Mercedes-Benz bought Brawn GP and renamed the team to Mercedes GP.
  • KERS (kinetic energy recovery system) are not allowed.
  • Engine rev limit of 18,000 rpm.
  • Refueling during race is not allowed.
  • Maximum 11 sets of tyres for the whole race weekend.
  • Backmarkers no longer allowed to unlap themselves behind the safety car.
  • Mercedes Benz SLS AMG was introduced as the safety car.

2009 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Jenson Button95
2Sebastian Vettel84
3Rubens Barrichello77
4Mark Webber69.5
5Lewis Hamilton49
6Kimi Räikkönen48
7Nico Rosberg34.5
8Jarno Trulli32.5
9Fernando Alonso26
10Timo Glock24
11Felipe Massa22
12Heikki Kovalainen22
13Nick Heidfeld19
14Robert kubica17
15Giancarlo Fisichella8
16Sebastien Buemi6
17Adrian Sutil5
18Kamui Kobayashi3
19Sebastien Bourdais2
20Kazuki Nakajima0
21Nelsinho Piquet0
22Vitantonio Liuzzi0
23Romain Grosjean0
24Jaime Alguersuari0
25Luca Badoer0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Brawn172
2Red Bull153.5
3McLaren71
4Ferrari70
5Toyota59.5
6BMW Sauber36
7Williams34.5
8Renault26
9Force India13
10Toro Rosso8

Half points were awarded at the Malaysian Grand Prix as less than 75 % of the race distance was completed.

2009 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Jenson Button won the 2009 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Sebastian Vettel was second and Rubens Barichello third. Brawn won the championship for constructors.

10 constructors and 25 drivers participated in 17 races during the 60th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top eight finishers (10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1).

2009 F1 season notes

  • Mark Webber took his first F1 win.
  • Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from the Australian Grand Prix for lying to the stewards.
  • Romain Grosjean made his F1 race debut in the European Grand Prix.
  • Kamui Kobayashi made his F1 race debut in the Brazilian Grand Prix.
  • Ross Brawn bought the Honda team and renamed it to Brawn GP.
  • Toyota withdraws from Formula One at the end of the season.
  • Brawn GP was the first team to win the constructors championship in their debut season.
  • Force India got their first F1 world championship points and podium place.
  • BMW Sauber announced their withdrawal from F1 racing during the summer break.
  • Introduction of KERS, kinetic energy recovery system.
  • Driver adjustable bodywork was allowed for the first time.
  • Maximum eight engines for the whole season.
  • Slick tyres are allowed again.
  • The engines were detuned from 19,000 rpm to 18,000 rpm.
  • Nurburgring hosted the German Grand Prix.
  • The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, starting at sunset, was F1's first day-night race.

2008 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Lewis Hamilton98
2Felipe Massa97
3Kimi Räikkönen75
4Rober Kubica75
5Fernando Alonso61
6Nick Heidfeld60
7Heikki Kovalainen53
8Sebastian Vettel35
9Jarno Trulli31
10Timo Glock25
11Mark Webber21
12Nelsinho Piquet19
13Nico Rosberg17
14Rubens Barrichello11
15Kazuki Nakajima9
16David Coulthard8
17Sebastien Bourdais4
18Jenson Button3
19Giancarlo Fisichella0
20Adrian Sutil0
21Takuma Sato0
22Anthony Davidson0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Ferrari172
2McLaren151
3BMW Sauber135
4Renault80
5Toyota56
6Toro Rosso39
7Red Bull29
8Williams26
9Honda14
10Force India0
11Super Aguri0

Note: Super Aguri withdrew from the championship after round four due to financial troubles.

2008 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Lewis Hamilton won the 2008 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Felipe Massa was second and Kimi Räikkönen third. Ferrari won the championship for constructors.

11 constructors and 22 drivers participated in 18 races during the 59th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top eight finishers (10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1).

2008 F1 season notes

  • Sebastian Vettel took his first F1 win.
  • Lewis Hamilton was the youngest F1 world champion at the age of 23. He won the title by a point.
  • Heikki Kovalainen took his first F1 win.
  • All teams used the same two drivers throughout the season.
  • Ross Brawn became Team Principal of the Honda Team.
  • Spyker F1 team were renamed to Force India.
  • A total of 21 teams applied for entry to the championship.
  • The use of a spare car was restricted.
  • Traction control banned again for the second time.
  • Limited wind tunnel testing.
  • Valencia Street Circuit in Spain and Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore were introduced.
  • Singapore Grand Prix was the first ever F1 event held at night.
  • The European Grand Prix moved from Nurburgring to Valencia Street Circuit.
  • There were no Formula One Grand Prix in USA.

2007 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Kimi Räikkönen110
2Lewis Hamilton110
3Fernando Alonso109
4Felipe Massa94
5Nick Heidfeld61
6Robert Kubica39
7Heikki Kovalainen30
8Giancarlo Fisichella21
9Nico Rosberg20
10David Coulthard14
11Alexander Wurz13
12Mark Webber10
13Jarno Trulli8
14Sebastian Vettel6
15Jenson Button6
16Ralf Schumacher5
17Takuma Sato4
18Vitantonio Liuzzi3
19Adrian Sutil1
20Rubens Barrichello0
21Scott Speed0
22Kazuki Nakajima0
23Anthony Davidson0
24Sakon Yamamoto0
25Christijan Albers0
26Markus Winkelhock0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Ferrari204
2BMW101
3Renault51
4Williams33
5Red Bull24
6Toyota13
7Toro Rosso8
8Honda6
9Super Aguri4
10Spyker1
 --McLaren0

Note: McLaren stripped of all 2007 constructors' points after being found in breach of International Sporting Code through possession of confidential Ferrari technical information.

2007 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Kimi Räikkönen won the 2007 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Lewis Hamilton was second and Fernando Alonso third. Ferrari won the championship for constructors.

11 constructors and 26 drivers participated in 17 races during the 58th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top eight finishers (10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1).

2007 F1 season notes

  • Lewis Hamilton made his F1 race debut in Australia and he took his first F1 win in the Canadian GP.
  • Kimi Räikkönen won drivers title by only one point at the final race in Brazil.
  • Sebastian Vettel made his F1 race debut in the United States Grand Prix.
  • Heikki Kovalainen made his F1 race debut in the Australian Grand Prix.
  • McLaren changed their team name to Vodafone McLaren Mercedes.
  • Ferrari's technical director, Ross Brown, left the team.
  • Williams changed their engines from Cosworth to Toyota.
  • Engine rev limit of 19,000 rpm.
  • Bridgestone as single tyre supplier after withdrawal of Michelin.
  • Both soft and hard tyre compound must be used during a race.
  • Annual testing limited to 30,000 kilometers.
  • There was no race named German Grand Prix due to naming rights.
  • The Japanese Grand Prix moved from Suzuka Circuit to Fuji Speedway.

2006 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Fernando Alonso134
2Michael Schumacher121
3Felipe Massa80
4Giancarlo Fisichella72
5Kimi Räikkönen65
6Jenson Button56
7Rubens Barrichello30
8Juan Pablo Montoya26
9Nick Heidfeld23
10Ralf Schumacher20
11Pedro de la Rosa19
12Jarno Trulli15
13David Coulthard14
14Mark Webber7
15Jacques Villeneuve7
16Robert Kubica6
17Nico Rosberg4
18Christian Klien2
19Vitantonio Liuzzi1
20Scott Speed0
21Tiago Monteiro0
22Christijan Albers0
23Takuma Sato0
24Robert Doornbos0
25Yuji Ide0
26Sakon Yamamoto0
27Franck Montagny0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Renault206
2Ferrari201
3McLaren110
4Honda86
5Sauber36
6Toyota35
7Red Bull16
8Williams11
9Toro Rosso1
10Midland0
11Super Aguri0

2006 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Fernando Alonso won the 2006 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Michael Schumacher was second and Felipe Massa third. Renault won the championship for constructors.

11 constructors and 27 drivers participated in 18 races during the 57th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top eight finishers (10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1).

2006 F1 season notes

  • Felipe Massa took his first F1 win.
  • Nico Rosberg made his F1 race debut in the Bahrain Grand Prix.
  • Fernando Alonso became the youngest double world champion.
  • Jenson Button took his first F1 win.
  • Mark Webber retired in 11 of 18 races.
  • Minardi were renamed to Scuderia Toro Rosso.
  • Super Aguri F1, a Japanese team, was introduced.
  • No British constructor won any race.
  • Engine is limited to 2400 cc capacity and eight cylinders.
  • Maximum 14 sets of tyres for the whole race weekend.
  • Tyre changing permitted again in race.
  • Last year with two tyre manufactures.

2005 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Fernando Alonso133
2Kimi Räikkönen112
3Michael Schumacher62
4Juan Pablo Montoya60
5Giancarlo Fisichella58
6Ralf Schumacher45
7Jarno Trulli43
8Rubens Barrichello38
9Jenson Button37
10Mark Webber36
11Nick Heidfeld28
12David Coulthard24
13Felipe Massa11
14Jacques Villeneuve9
15Christian Klien9
16Tiago Monteiro7
17Alexander Wurz6
18Narain Karthikeyan5
19Christijan Albers4
20Pedro de la Rosa4
21Patrick Friesacher3
22Antonio Pizzonia2
23Takuma Sato1
24Vitantonio Liuzzi1
25Robert Doornbos0
26Ricardo Zonta0
27Anthony Davidson0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Renault191
2McLaren182
3Ferrari100
4Toyota88
5Williams66
6BAR38
7Red Bull34
8Sauber20
9Jordan12
10Minardi7

2005 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Fernando Alonso won the 2005 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Kimi Räikkönen was second and Michael Schumacher third. Renault won the championship for constructors.

10 constructors and 27 drivers participated in 19 races during the 56th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top eight finishers (10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1).

2005 F1 season notes

  • Fernando Alonso was the youngest F1 world champion at the age of 24.
  • Giancarlo Fisichella won the season opener in Australia.
  • Narain Karthikeyan made his F1 race debut in the Australian Grand Prix.
  • First constructors championship title for Renault.
  • BAR, Minardi and Jordan teams were taken over by new owners after the season.
  • Engines are required to last two race weekends.
  • Final year for the 3-litre V10 engine formula.
  • Rear diffuser size is reduced to restrict downforce.
  • Drivers on Michelin tyres were not allowed to participate in the United States GP for safety reasons.
  • The track temperature was 51 degrees Celsius at the beginning of the Malaysian Grand Prix.
  • The Turkish Grand Prix was new on the calendar.

2004 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Michael Schumacher148
2Rubens Barrichello114
3Jenson Button85
4Fernando Alonso59
5Juan Pablo Montoya58
6Jarno Trulli46
7Kimi Räikkönen45
8Takuma Sato34
9Ralf Schumacher24
10David Coulthard24
11Giancarlo Fisichella22
12Felipe Massa12
13Mark Webber7
14Oliver Panis6
15Antonio Pizzonia6
16Christian Klien3
17Cristiano da Matta3
18Nick Heidfeld3
19Timo Glock2
20Zsolt Baumgartner1
21Jacques Villeneuve0
22Ricardo Zonta0
23Marc Gene0
24Giorgio Pantano0
25Gianmaria Bruni0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Ferrari262
2BAR119
3Renault105
4Williams88
5McLaren69
6Sauber34
7Jaguar10
8Toyota9
9Jordan5
10Minardi1

2004 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Michael Schumacher won the 2004 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Rubens Barichello was second and Jenson Button third. Ferrari won the championship for constructors.

10 constructors and 25 drivers participated in 18 races during the 55th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top eight finishers (10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1).

2004 F1 season notes

  • Michael Schumacher set the fastest lap in 10 of the 18 races.
  • Timo Glock made his F1 race debut in the Canadian Grand Prix.
  • Björn Wirdheim was signed by Jaguar as a test driver.
  • Ferrari won 15 races of 18.
  • The Jaguar team was bought by Red Bull at the end of the season.
  • All teams managed to score at least one point.
  • Engine change during a race weekend results in a 10-place grid penalty.
  • Fully automated transmission is not allowed.
  • Minimum car weight during race is 600 kg.
  • Pit lane speed is limited to 100 km/h.
  • Bahrain and Chinese Grands Prix are new on the calendar.

2003 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Michael Schumacher93
2Kimi Räikkönen91
3Juan Pablo Montoya82
4Rubens Barrichello65
5Ralf Schumacher58
6Fernando Alonso55
7David Coulthard51
8Jarno Trulli33
9Jenson Button17
10Mark Webber17
11Heinz-Harald Frentzen13
12Giancarlo Fisichella12
13Cristiano da Matta10
14Nick Heidfeld6
15Oliver Panis6
16Jacques Villeneuve6
17Marc Gene4
18Takuma Sato3
19Ralph Firman1
20Justin Wilson1
21Antonio Pizzonia0
22Jos Verstappen0
23Nicolas Kiesa0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Ferrari158
2Williams144
3McLaren142
4Renault88
5BAR26
6Sauber19
7Jaguar19
8Toyota16
9Jordan13
10Minardi0

2003 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Michael Schumacher won the 2003 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Kimi Räikkönen was second and Juan Pablo Montoya third. Ferrari won the championship for constructors.

10 constructors and 23 drivers participated in 16 races during the 54th season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. New points system were introduced - points for top eight finishers (10, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1).

2003 F1 season notes

  • Kimi Räikkönen took his first F1 win.
  • Jenson Button joined BAR.
  • Fernando Alonso took his first F1 win.
  • Eight different drivers won a race.
  • Ferrari signed Felipe Massa as a test driver.
  • Renault promoted Fernando Alonso to a full time driver.
  • HANS (head and neck safety) system became mandatory.
  • Cars may not be refueled between final qualifying and race start.
  • Bi-directional telemetry was banned.
  • One qualifying lap system was introduced.
  • 107 percent rule no longer applied.
  • Belgian Grand Prix was canceled due to the country's tobacco advertising rules.

2002 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Michael Schumacher144
2Rubens Barrichello77
3Juan Pablo Montoya50
4Ralf Schumacher42
5David Coulthard41
6Kimi Räikkönen24
7Jenson Button14
8Jarno Trulli9
9Eddie Irvine8
10Nick Heidfeld7
11Giancarlo Fisichella7
12Jacques Villeneuve4
13Felipe Massa4
14Oliver Panis3
15Takuma Sato2
16Mark Webber2
17Mika Salo2
18Heinz-Harald Frentzen2
19Allan McNish0
20Alex Young0
21Pedro de la Rosa0
22Enrique Bernoldi0
23Anthony Davidson0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Ferrari221
2Williams92
3McLaren65
4Renault23
5Sauber11
6Jordan9
7Jaguar8
8BAR7
9Minardi2
10Toyota2
11Arrows2

2002 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Michael Schumacher won the 2002 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Rubens Barrichello was second and Juan Pablo Montoya third. Ferrari won the championship for constructors.

11 constructors and 23 drivers participated in 17 races during the 53rd season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points for top six finishers (10, 6, 4, 3, 2, 1). Last season with this points system.

2002 F1 season notes

  • Michael Schumacher won 11 of 17 races and his fifth drivers championship.
  • Kimi Räikkönen joined McLaren where he took retired Häkkinen's seat.
  • Felipe Massa was signed by Sauber and made his F1 race debut in the Australian Grand Prix.
  • Mark Webber made his F1 race debut in Australia.
  • Renault signed Fernando Alonso as a test driver.
  • First season for Toyota in Formula 1.
  • All teams managed to score points.
  • Ferrari won 15 races of 17.
  • All teams used 3.0 litre engines, V10 configuration.
  • Team orders were banned.
  • Hockenheimring was dramatically shortened and redesigned.

2001 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Michael Schumacher123
2David Coulthard65
3Rubens Barrichello56
4Ralf Schumacher49
5Mika Häkkinen37
6Juan Pablo Montoya31
7Jacques Villeneuve12
8Nick Heidfeld12
9Jarno Trulli12
10Kimi Räikkönen9
11Giancarlo Fisichella8
12Eddie Irvine6
13Heinz-Harald Frentzen6
14Oliver Panis5
15Jean Alesi5
16Pedro de la Rosa6
17Jenson Button2
18Jos Verstappen1
19Ricardo Zonta0
20Luciano Burti0
21Enrique Bernoldi0
22Tarso Marques0
23Fernando Alonso0
24Tomas Enge0
25Gaston Mazzacane0
26Alex Young0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Ferrari179
2McLaren102
3Williams80
4Sauber21
5Jordan19
6BAR17
7Benetton10
8Jaguar9
9Prost4
10Arrows1
11Minardi0

2001 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Michael Schumacher won the 2001 Formula One World Championship for drivers. David Coulthard was second and Rubens Barrichello third. Ferrari won the championship for constructors.

11 constructors and 26 drivers participated in 17 races during the 52nd season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points where awarded for top six finishers (10, 6, 4, 3, 2, 1).

2001 F1 season notes

  • Fernando Alonso, Kimi Räikkönen and Juan Pablo Montoya made their F1 race debut.
  • Jenson Button moved to the Benetton team.
  • Michael Schumacher won his fourth Championship.
  • Jean Alesi became the fifth driver to start 200 Grand Prix races.
  • Michael and Ralf Schumacher where the first brothers to finish 1st and 2nd.
  • Prost driver Luciano Burti hit a tyre barrier at 290 km/h in the the Belgian Grand Prix.
  • Ferrari won 9 races of 17.
  • The BAR team got their first ever podium finish.
  • Minardi was the only team to score zero points.
  • Prost used 8 drivers (including test drivers) during the season.
  • Traction control was allowed again.
  • Michelin returned as a tyre supplier.
  • A marshal was killed in Australia after an accident involving Jacques Villeneuve and Ralf Schumacher.
  • Popular commentator Murray Walker retired from F1 after this season.

2000 Formula 1 drivers and constructors world championships final standings

PositionDriverPoints
1Michael Schumacher108
2Mika Häkkinen89
3David Coulthard73
4Rubens Barrichello62
5Ralf Schumacher24
6Giancarlo Fisichella18
7Jacques Villeneuve17
8Jenson Button12
9Heinz-Harald Frentzen11
10Jarno Trulli6
11Mika Salo6
12Jos Verstappen5
13Eddie Irvine4
14Ricardo Zonta3
15Alexander Wurz2
16Pedro de la Rosa2
17Johnny Herbert0
18Pedro Diniz0
19Marc Gene0
20Nick Heidfeld0
21Gaston Mazzacane0
22Jean Alesi0
23Luciano Burti0
PositionConstructorPoints
1Ferrari170
2McLaren152
3Williams36
4Benetton20
5BAR20
6Jordan17
7Arrows7
8Sauber6
9Jaguar4
10Minardi0
11Prost0

Note: McLaren did not score constructors points for Mika Häkkinen in Austrian Grand Prix due to a missing seal.

2000 Formula 1 season facts and figures

Michael Schumacher won the 2000 Formula One World Championship for drivers. Mika Häkkinen was second and David Coulthard third. Ferrari won the championship for constructors.

11 constructors and 23 drivers participated in 17 races during the 51st season of the FIA Formula One World Championchip. Points where awarded for top six finishers (10, 6, 4, 3, 2, 1). Half points awarded for races stopped before half distance.

2000 F1 season notes

  • Michael Schumacher became Ferrari's first driver champion for 21 years.
  • Jenson Button made his F1 race debut for Williams.
  • Kimi Räikkönen was test and reserve driver for Sauber Petronas.
  • Mark Webber was test and reserve driver for Arrows-Supertec.
  • Jean Alesi retired in 12 of the season's 17 races.
  • Only one driver change during the season.
  • Ferrari won 10 races of 17.
  • Ford bought the Stewart team and renamed it to Jaguar Racing.
  • The V10 engine configuration was made mandatory.
  • A fire marshal was killed at the Italian Grand Prix after beeing hit by a flying wheel.
  • United States Grand Prix was back on the calendar.