This is how the F1 World Championship classification remains after the United States GP after the exclusion of Hamilton and Leclerc

The classification of F1 World Cup at the back of GP of the United States burning Not in the fight for first position, it’s been decided Max Verstappen adding more and more advantage to the second classified, comfortably three-time F1 champion since the last Qatar GP. The excitement is in the fight for second place. Red Bull is seeking second place in the World Cup from ‘Checo’ Pérez, and Lewis Hamilton is approaching that position with his result in Austin. however, an English disqualification after a racial disputeallow the Mexican to get some air before the 4 last appointment.

With only 4 races remaining, the F1 World Championship classification after the United States GP has ‘Checo’ and Lewis Hamilton as the main protagonists of a grueling battle. The Englishman, with a Mercedes that showed important improvements in Austin that allowed him to be closer to Red Bull in the last Grands Prix of the year, was able to reduce his deficit to ‘Checo’ Pérez to just 19 points. However, his last exception left him with no points this Sunday, causing him to take a few steps back.

Now, Lewis is 39 points behind ‘Checo’. The Mercedes driver lost his 18 in the race and gave two more to ‘Checo’ as he gave him position.

The one from Guadalajara came to Austin with a 30-point margin, and in this sprint weekend, Lewis will be able to cut a total of 11 points from him in one fell swoop. But Finally, after the inspection of his car, he left Austin losing another 9 points compared to Red Bull.

‘Checo’ needs to improve to win the game against Lewis, something that is key to achieving continuity at Red Bull for next season. Your tomorrow is at stake.

Sainz approaches Alonso

Fernando Alonso He left Austin empty-handed after a weekend to forget and now has 4 races to go to defend fourth place in the World Championship, a daunting task at the wheel of his Aston Martin against rivals with faster cars.

Behind him is Carlos Sainz. The Madrid native was 30 points behind Fernando in Austin and is now 12 points behind Alonso in the F1 World Championship standings after the United States GP.. This reduced the difference by more than half.

Leclerc, who was disqualified when he was 6th, lost a place in the World Championship classification at the expense of Lando Norris.

Lando is now 24 points ahead of Fernando Alonso with McLaren battling it out in these final rounds against Mercedes to be the second best car.

1. Max Verstappen 466
2. Sergio Perez 240
3. Lewis Hamilton 201
4. Fernando Alonso 183
5. Carlos Sainz 171
6. Lando Norris 159
7. Charles Leclerc 151
8. George Russell 143
9. Oscar Piastri 83
10. Pierre Gasly 56
11. Lance Stroll 53
12. Esteban Ocon 44
13. Alexander Albon 25
14. Valtteri Bottas 10
15. Nico Hulkenberg 9
16. Yuki Tsunoda 8
17. Zhou Guanyu 6
18. Kevin Magnussen 3
19. Liam Lawson 2 (replaced Ricciardo in some races)
20. Logan Sergeant 1
21. Nyck De Vries 0 (no team)
22. Daniel Ricciardo 0 (back from injury)