F1 2026 teammate scores after Belgian GP
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- Kimi Antonelli leads Mercedes teammate George Russell 204-154 in championship points and sits 1st overall to Russell's 3rd, despite Russell trailing 4-6 in both GP qualifying and GP race head-to-heads.
- Lewis Hamilton outscores Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc 159-126 in points (2nd vs 4th), winning the GP race battle 6-4 and Sprint qualifying 3-1, though Leclerc leads GP qualifying 6-4.
- Lando Norris holds a narrow qualifying and points edge over McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri (6-4 GP qualifying, 103-92 points), but Piastri leads the GP race head-to-head 6-4 and sits one place behind in the standings.
- Max Verstappen dominates Red Bull rookie Isack Hadjar 7-3 in both GP qualifying and GP races, building a 91-60 points cushion with both drivers outside the top six overall.
- Carlos Sainz crushes Williams teammate Alex Albon 8-2 in GP qualifying, yet the pair languish near the back of the standings at 15th and 16th with just 11 combined points.
- Gabriel Bortoleto holds a 10-0 points lead over Audi teammate Nico Hulkenberg despite a tied 5-5 GP qualifying record, while Fernando Alonso leads Aston Martin's Lance Stroll across every metric as both sit last with 1 combined point.
- Newcomer Cadillac — with Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas — sits dead last with 0-0 points through 12 rounds, trailing every other team-mate pairing on the grid.
Why it matters: Antonelli, a second-year driver, already outscoring the established Russell to lead the championship is a striking intra-team inversion at Mercedes, while Hamilton still winning the points battle at Ferrari despite his GP race head-to-head deficit underscores how points-paying consistency is outpacing raw qualifying pace for the seven-time champion.
