F1 2025 standings update: Verstappen wins Las Vegas GP ahead of Norris; check latest rankings
F1 2025 standings: Max Verstappen dominated the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, taking the win after Lando Norris's early mistake. Norris finished second, with George Russell third, intensifying the championship battle. Verstappen's victory puts pressu...

Lando Norris had secured pole position ahead of the race, raising hopes for a McLaren one-two finish. However, a mistake at the first corner saw him run wide, allowing Verstappen to overtake and control the race from the opening lap. Despite recovering to second place, the result puts pressure on Norris’ championship campaign, with teammate Oscar Piastri finishing fourth.
Drivers’ championship: Piastri under pressure
Following the Las Vegas GP, Norris maintains a 30-point lead in the Drivers’ Championship over Piastri, who now faces mounting pressure with Verstappen 12 points behind him. With just two races and a sprint race remaining in the 2025 season, a maximum of 58 points is still up for grabs, making every point crucial in the closing stages.
Updated drivers’ standings (Top 5)
- Lando Norris – 408
- Oscar Piastri – 378
- Max Verstappen – 366
- George Russell – 291
- Charles Leclerc – 222
Constructors’ championship still wide open
McLaren continues to lead the Constructors’ Championship with 786 points, followed by Mercedes (423), Red Bull Racing (391), and Ferrari (371). The battle for second place is still highly competitive, with Red Bull and Mercedes both capable of closing the gap in the remaining races.
Updated constructors’ standings (Top 5)
- McLaren – 786
- Mercedes – 423
- Red Bull Racing – 391
- Ferrari – 371
- Williams – 117
FAQs on F1 standing
Who won the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix?
Max Verstappen won the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix, finishing ahead of Lando Norris and George Russell. The victory tightened the F1 Drivers’ Championship battle.
What are the latest F1 2025 Drivers’ Championship standings?
After the Las Vegas GP, Lando Norris leads with 408 points, followed by Oscar Piastri (378), Max Verstappen (366), and George Russell (291), with just two races and a sprint event remaining.
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