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Race podium: George Russell, Kimi Antonelli, Charles Leclerc

Russell opened the new era with a controlled win as Mercedes secured a one-two. Strategic pit stops under the Virtual Safety Car briefly shuffled the lead, but Russell reclaimed control when the Ferraris stopped and finished 2.974 seconds ahead of Antonelli.

Race podium: Kimi Antonelli, George Russell, Lewis Hamilton

Antonelli converted his first Grand Prix pole into his maiden F1 victory and became the second-youngest race winner. Hamilton jumped him at the start, but Antonelli recovered the lead and built a clear margin, completing a second straight Mercedes one-two.

Race podium: Kimi Antonelli, Oscar Piastri, Charles Leclerc

Antonelli recovered from a poor launch to take back-to-back victories and leave Suzuka as the youngest championship leader in F1 history. Piastri scored his first podium of the season, with Leclerc completing the top three.

Race podium: Kimi Antonelli, Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri

Antonelli survived a chaotic opening lap and held off Norris to claim his third consecutive Grand Prix victory. McLaren showed a major step forward with Norris and Piastri completing the podium, after Norris had already won Saturday’s Sprint.

Race podium: Kimi Antonelli, Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen

The Mercedes team mates fought intensely for the lead until Russell retired with a power-unit issue on Lap 30. Antonelli then drove clear for a fourth straight win, while Hamilton and Verstappen inherited the remaining podium places.

Race podium: Kimi Antonelli, Lewis Hamilton, Isack Hadjar

Antonelli led from start to finish through Safety Car and red-flag interruptions, taking a fifth consecutive victory. Hamilton finished second, while Hadjar capitalised on a chaotic afternoon to claim third.

Race podium: Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, Lando Norris

Hamilton delivered his first Grand Prix victory for Ferrari, finishing comfortably ahead of Russell and Norris. Championship leader Antonelli suffered a shock retirement, abruptly ending his five-race winning streak.

Race podium: George Russell, Max Verstappen, Kimi Antonelli

Russell converted pole into his second Sunday victory of the season, holding off Verstappen by only 1.611 seconds. Antonelli completed the podium, while Verstappen delivered Red Bull’s strongest result of the year to that point.

Race podium: Charles Leclerc, George Russell, Lewis Hamilton

Leclerc passed Antonelli at the start and won a dramatic Silverstone race for his first victory since 2024. Antonelli’s wheel-shield problem destroyed his challenge, Verstappen spun late, and Russell finished just 0.427 seconds behind the Ferrari.

Race podium: Kimi Antonelli, Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen

Verstappen swept past Antonelli on the opening lap, but the Mercedes quickly recovered the lead. Antonelli then resisted Leclerc through the final stint to return to winning form, while Russell’s early retirement damaged his title hopes.

Race podium: Lando Norris, Max Verstappen, Kimi Antonelli

Norris delivered McLaren’s first Grand Prix victory of 2026 after losing the lead to Piastri at the start. Piastri’s race unravelled through traffic and a technical problem, leaving Verstappen and Antonelli to complete the podium.

Race podium: Lando Norris, Kimi Antonelli, George Russell

Norris signed off Zandvoort’s final scheduled F1 weekend with victory from pole. Antonelli finished 11.536 seconds behind and Russell took third, while Russell had also won Saturday’s Sprint.

Race podium: Kimi Antonelli, George Russell, Max Verstappen

Antonelli produced the comeback of the season, charging from 19th on the grid to win his home race. He became the first Italian driver in 60 years to win at Monza, ahead of Russell and Verstappen.

Race podium: Kimi Antonelli, Max Verstappen, Lando Norris

Antonelli won F1’s first race at the Madring after a late Virtual Safety Car denied Norris, who had looked set for victory. Verstappen took second, Norris recovered third, and Antonelli stretched his championship lead with win number eight.

Race podium: George Russell, Max Verstappen, Isack Hadjar

Russell converted pole into victory after a tense finish in Baku, holding off Verstappen by just 0.196 seconds. Hadjar completed the podium as the Red Bull pair kept Mercedes under pressure to the flag.