This is how the F1 classification remains after the Spanish GP

Max Verstappen extended its lead over the World Cup leader Formula 1 and each time he was closer to adding what would be his third crown. The Dutchman has five wins in seven races while Pérez, the winner of the remaining two, was left off the podium (4th). There are already 53 points compared to his teammate. That means more than two races ahead.

With the Mercedes double on the podium, Lewis Hamilton (2nd) and George Russell (3rd), those from Brackley were close behind in third place with Alonso, who finished in seventh place. The Spaniard has 99 points, 12 more than Hamilton, who in turn has 22 more than Russell. But there is no doubt the feelings the Germans have at the Circuit are much better than their numbers indicate. Beside you, Carlos Sainz is 16 points ahead Charles Leclerc and Ferrari constantly looking for solutions.

​F1 World Classification after 2023 F1 Spanish GP:

1. Max Verstappen 170 points
2. Sergio Perez 117 points
3. Fernando Alonso 99 points
4. Lewis Hamilton 87 points
5. George Russell 65 points
6. Carlos Sainz 58 points
7. Charles Leclerc 42 points
8. Lance Stroll 35 points
9. Esteban O with 25 points
10. Pierre Gasly 15 points
11. Lando Norris 12 points
12. Nico Hulkenberg 6 points
13. Oscar Piastri 5 points
14. Valtteri Bottas 4 points
15. Guanyu Zhou 4 points
16. Yuki Tsunoda 2 points
17. Kevin Magnussen 2 points
18. Alexander Albon 1 point
19. Nyck de Vries 0 points
20. Logan Sargeant 0 points