P1
Mercedes
- #12Kimi Antonelli
- #63George Russell
The Brackley powerhouse setting the pace of the 2026 season, with championship leader Kimi Antonelli and George Russell in the sport's most-watched garage.
THE 2026 GRID
Eleven teams. One title.
Every constructor on the Formula 1 grid: where they are based, who runs them, who drives, and how the season is going. Championship positions update automatically from published points.
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P1
P2
Ferrari
- #44Lewis Hamilton
- #16Charles Leclerc
The oldest and most decorated team in Formula 1, racing from Maranello since the championship began — currently fighting to turn Lewis Hamilton's arrival into a title.
P3
McLaren
- #1Lando Norris
- #81Oscar Piastri
Woking's papaya-liveried giants — second only to Ferrari in race wins, and built for the rest of the decade around Lando Norris's landmark 2030 contract.
P4
Red Bull
- #3Max Verstappen
- #6Isack Hadjar
Milton Keynes' serial champions in rebuild mode — Max Verstappen re-signed, a restructured pit wall, and an engine fight they haven't yet won.
P5
Racing Bulls
- #30Liam Lawson
- #41Arvid Lindblad
Red Bull's Faenza-based sister team — the proving ground that decides who gets the big seat, currently juggling an injury-driven driver shuffle mid-season.
P6
Alpine
- #10Pierre Gasly
- #43Franco Colapinto
The Enstone team that shocked Monza — Pierre Gasly's maiden pole and a folding rear wing have turned France's works squad into 2026's midfield disruptor.
P7
Haas
- #87Oliver Bearman
- #31Esteban Ocon
America's original F1 team, now racing with Toyota's backing — a lean operation punching for points with one of the grid's most interesting driver pairings.
P8
Audi
- #27Nico Hülkenberg
- #5Gabriel Bortoleto
The German manufacturer's works debut, built on the Sauber foundations at Hinwil — a ten-year project wearing a first-year scoreline.
P9
Williams
- #55Carlos Sainz
- #23Alexander Albon
One of the sport's great names, deep into a methodical rebuild under James Vowles — with Carlos Sainz's fresh commitment as its statement of intent.
P10
Aston Martin
- #14Fernando Alonso
- #18Lance Stroll
Lawrence Stroll's green machine from Silverstone, holding its breath on the one decision that shapes everything — whether Fernando Alonso races on.
P11
Cadillac
- #77Valtteri Bottas
- #11Sergio Pérez
The grid's eleventh team and newest entrant — General Motors' Formula 1 project, learning the sport in public with two of the paddock's most experienced drivers.