Formula 1 Constructors' Championship Points 2025

What this chart shows. All ten teams in the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship, ranked by the points their two cars scored in Grands Prix and sprints. McLaren finished first on 833, 364 ahead of Mercedes on 469 and 382 ahead of Red Bull on 451, and its total is 1.85 times Red Bull's. Ferrari was fourth on 398. The ten teams scored 2,640 points between them.

How the data is collected. The constructors' table comes from the same Jolpica endpoint family as the drivers' standings. It credits each result to a constructor, and the team totals here can be rebuilt exactly by adding up every driver's Grand Prix and sprint results under that constructor's name. Four teams appear under shorter names than the source uses: Racing Bulls, listed there as RB F1 Team, Haas, listed as Haas F1 Team, Kick Sauber, listed as Sauber, and Alpine, listed as Alpine F1 Team.

Background. Each team is listed on Wikipedia with the engine supplier that powered it: McLaren, Mercedes, Williams and Aston Martin used Mercedes engines, Ferrari, Haas and Kick Sauber used Ferrari engines, Red Bull and Racing Bulls used Honda RBPT engines, and Alpine used Renault. McLaren won its second consecutive Constructors' Championship and its tenth overall. McLaren won 14 of the twenty-four Grands Prix, Red Bull 8 and Mercedes 2.

Limits. A constructors' title measures the sum of two cars, so a team can score a great deal with one driver: Max Verstappen scored 421 of Red Bull's 451 points, 93.3 per cent, and Pierre Gasly all 22 of Alpine's. Two drivers moved between the sister teams during the season and their points are split accordingly: Liam Lawson's between Red Bull and Racing Bulls, and Yuki Tsunoda's between the same two. Points lost to disqualification are not counted. The ten totals agree with Wikipedia's constructors' table.