F1 World Championship classification after Australian GP

Ang Formula 1 Australian GP This was perfect for Charles Leclerc, because in addition to winning the win, he turned out to be very strong in the World Cup leader. Only 3 races have passed and there are 20 Grand Prix left, but the stage where Monegasque found himself was the perfect one. His Ferrari is very fast and reliable and the rival of Ferrari, Red Bull, is experiencing many reliability issues, such as two causes Verstappen sa Bahrain and this Sunday at melbourne. So, after saying goodbye to racing Max and his companion sainzwho had all the bad luck that was not in him CharlesMonegasque has risen its margin to the top of the overall standings and now has a 34-point advantage over George Russell, who, as third in the race, surpassed Sainz as second in overall standings.

After the Australian date, Charles was already has a 38-point margin to Carlos and a 46-point cushion to Verstappenwith only 25 points he got in the only career he finished, in Jeddahwith the success of the Dutch.

Drivers’ World Championship Classification:

1. Charles Leclerc (MON) – 71 points

2. George Russell (GBR) – 37

3. Carlos Sainz Jr. (ESP) – 33

4. Sergio Perez (MEX) – 30

5. Lewis Hamilton (GBR) – 28

6. Max Verstappen (PB) – 25

7. Esteban Ocon (FRA) – 20

8. Lando Norris (GBR) – 16

9. Kevin Magnussen (DIN) – 12

10. Valtteri Bottas (FIN) – 12

11. Daniel Ricciardo (AUS) – 8

12. Pierre Gasly (FRA) – 6

13. Yuki Tsunoda (JPN) – 4

14. Fernando Alonso (ESP) – 2

15. Zhou Guanyu (CHN) – 1

16. Alexander Albon (TAI) – 1

17. Mick Schumacher (GER) – 0

18. Lance Stroll (CAN) – 0

19. Nico Hulkenberg (GER) – 0

20. Nicholas Latifi (CAN) – 0

Classification of World Constructors:

1.Ferrari – 104 points

2.Mercedes-65

3. Red Bull -Honda – 55

4. McLaren -Mercedes – 24

5. Alpine -Renault – 22

6. Alfa Romeo Racing-13

7. Haas -Ferrari – 12

8. AlphaTauri – 10

9.Williams-1

10. Aston Martin – 0