Antonelli once again ranked above Russell after British GP display

Leclerc received a 9.0 from the F1 Power Rankings panel after the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. After a more difficult Sprint, the Monegasque driver qualified on the front row before going on to win the race.

The panel wrote: "After a string of difficult weekends, Leclerc could not have asked for a greater turnaround at Silverstone. While he was only fifth in the Sprint, the Ferrari driver grabbed P2 on the grid in Qualifying and from there bolted into the lead at the first corner during Sunday’s race, going on to secure his first win since 2024."

His teammate, Lewis Hamilton, finished third on Sunday after losing a position to George Russell because of a late pit stop. He received a 7.8 from the panel.

While Russell finished second on the road, Antonelli received a higher rating of 8.2, placing behind only Leclerc and Racing Bulls' Liam Lawson. The Briton earned a 7.2.

The Red Bull Racing driver was on course to finish on the podium behind the two Ferraris at Silverstone, but a rear-wing issue meant his race ended in the gravel at Stowe. Still, he received a 7.4 for his efforts in the UK.

Despite a difficult Sunday, Antonelli remains top of the overall rankings with an 8.8, comfortably ahead of Hamilton, who has an 8.1. Verstappen is tied for third with Russell and Pierre Gasly on 7.8.