Drivers’ championship
Driver | Total | |
---|---|---|
1 | Lewis Hamilton | 213 |
2 | Sebastian Vettel | 189 |
3 | Kimi Raikkonen | 146 |
4 | Valtteri Bottas | 132 |
5 | Daniel Ricciardo | 118 |
6 | Max Verstappen | 105 |
7 | Nico Hulkenberg | 52 |
8 | Kevin Magnussen | 45 |
9 | Fernando Alonso | 44 |
10 | Sergio Perez | 30 |
10 | Carlos Sainz Jnr | 30 |
12 | Esteban Ocon | 29 |
13 | Pierre Gasly | 26 |
14 | Romain Grosjean | 21 |
15 | Charles Leclerc | 13 |
16 | Stoffel Vandoorne | 8 |
17 | Marcus Ericsson | 5 |
18 | Lance Stroll | 4 |
19 | Brendon Hartley | 2 |
20 | Sergey Sirotkin | 0 |
Constructors’ championship
Team | Total | |
---|---|---|
1 | Mercedes | 345 |
2 | Ferrari | 335 |
3 | Red Bull | 223 |
4 | Renault | 82 |
5 | Haas | 66 |
6 | Force India | 59 |
7 | McLaren | 52 |
8 | Toro Rosso | 28 |
9 | Sauber | 18 |
10 | Williams | 4 |
2018 Hungarian Grand Prix
- No win for Raikkonen in his last 30 podium appearances
- Top ten pictures from the 2018 Hungarian Grand Prix
- 2018 Hungarian Grand Prix Star Performers
- Hamilton extends points lead as Mercedes contain Ferrari
- Vettel doubts slow pit stop ended his victory shot
carbon_fibre (@carbon_fibre)
29th July 2018, 16:04
Ferrari should absolutely keep Kimi. He’s on form right now.
Palle (@palle)
29th July 2018, 16:20
Absolutely and Vettel needs to keep a little more distance to other drivers. At the collision with Bottas he should have left him more room – he risked to leave the race with 0 points, just to pass the wingman of his prime competitor.
mystic one (@mysticus)
29th July 2018, 16:50
@palle
“he risked to leave the race with 0 points, just to pass the wingman of his prime competitor”
well if he didnt risk, he wouldnt have messed up his WDC chances and wouldnt have excuse to not take it… He wouldnt show weakness under pressure to do silly and completely uncessary things, and we wouldnt be discussing those moments to justify his willingly throwing away his chances…
Carlos Medrano (@carlosmedrano)
29th July 2018, 18:10
Vettel isn’t the strongest at wheel to wheel with other cars
RB13
30th July 2018, 10:52
Kimi has these little periods of good form almost every year. Gets a new contract then goes back to sleep.
Jere (@jerejj)
29th July 2018, 16:06
Almost a race win worth of points between Hamilton and Vettel now.
Man United_Vettel (@siegfreyco)
29th July 2018, 16:12
Hope the Hungarian Grand Prix curse strikes on Hamilton again
Apostolos (@apostolos)
29th July 2018, 16:21
Wow. Really;
mystic one (@mysticus)
29th July 2018, 16:51
Hope you get strike by a David Beckham’s free kick…
Man United_Vettel (@siegfreyco)
29th July 2018, 16:55
Let me rephrase that then. Hope the streak of Championship winners not being Hungary Winners continues. It’s just a light banter anyway. Don’t take it too seriously
Mark Saunders (@mcs1)
29th July 2018, 16:56
Man U and Vettel … both losers so get over it life too short.
RB13
30th July 2018, 10:54
Yeh sorry to burst your bubble but all these little statistical anomalies and their relation to who wins the WDC were pretty much wiped out last year.
Tom
29th July 2018, 16:25
It’s always such poor form to wish misfortune on the competition rather than just support the driver you like. I honestly don’t understand why people resort to it.
Man United_Vettel (@siegfreyco)
29th July 2018, 16:36
I’m not wishing misfortune in a bad way. I’m talking about those who won the Hungarian Grand Prix has not won the title for the past 14 years because that means Vettel will have a higher chance of winning the championship.
f12007v (@f1fan-2000)
29th July 2018, 16:58
@siegfreyco wow I don’t see the casual relationship between winning the Hungarian gp and not winning the title they just happened to be coincidental for a decade
mystic one (@mysticus)
29th July 2018, 17:03
Also more silly statistics… When Ham won WDC, he never won Austria
2008 No Austria, Ham won WDC
2014 Rosberg – Ham WDC
2015 Rosberg – Ham WDC
2016 Ham – Ros WDC
2017 Bot – Ham WDC
2018 Vers – hmm ??? fill in the blanks…
Mick
30th July 2018, 0:52
What happens if you aren’t particularly fond of any driver’s, but know who you irks you the most?Some people aren’t raging fans for primadonnas who have no actual problems.
Binkky
29th July 2018, 19:04
Instant contradiction in one short sentence, nice. Ferrari have the clear fastest car and tifosi still need to wish ill luck on their rivals. Guess that shows the faith you have in your own man.
Man United_Vettel (@siegfreyco)
29th July 2018, 17:04
@f1fan-2000 As i have implied. It’s just a stat(Kind of like the Madden Curse). It was just a stat joke but some people are taking way too seriously.
Man United_Vettel (@siegfreyco)
29th July 2018, 17:13
This should have been a reply to a comment. Sorry
Brolloks (@brolloks)
29th July 2018, 17:53
The “swing of the pendulum”, or “change in momentum” a lot of people expected mid-season/before the summer break turned out to be the complete opposite of what was fated by many. Even though Ferrari didn’t win the race in Austria, Vettel’s pass on Hamilton was seen as “symbolic”, even by the commentators at Sky. As if Vettel, even though Hamilton was limping, was showing him the fight is on. Silverstone happened, and the momentum seemed to be with the Scuderia – winning convincingly at what is truly a proper Mercedes track (especially taking Hamilton’s sulky demeanour into account). If Ferrari could just do what was expected, and win on tracks that favoured them more than Mercedes, which was to follow with Hockenheim and the Hungaroring, things were looking on the upside. Instead, Vettel lost 35 points to Hamilton in Grands Prix where he should have bagged many points over him. Let’s day Vettel won both and hamilton came second, that is 16 points. This is a massive 51 POINTS difference in just two races. We don’t know if Mercedes will dominate at Spa, Monza or Suzuka (as was expected for Silverstone), so this was a very, very expensive 8 days for Maranello.
Michael (@freelittlebirds)
29th July 2018, 21:17
The battle for the WCC is absolutely fierce with 10 points between Mercedes and Ferrari at this point in the season.
Bottas really doesn’t deserve to be that low in the WDC (4th) – the fact that he’s behind Raikonnen is really because of terrible luck.