How the constructors' championship standings change after the Spanish GP

At the end of yet another weekend as a driver clearly capable of competing for his first World Championship, Oscar Piastri managed to claim victory at the Spanish GP, following up his pole position from yesterday and extending his lead to +10 points in the Drivers' Championship over his teammate.

All in all, Lando Norris can also smile, having finished second at the line and still very much in the fight after nine rounds. The one licking his wounds is Max Verstappen, who finished fourth but had to drop down the standings due to a ten-second penalty received following the dramatic incident with George Russell during the race.

A great afternoon for Nico Hulkenberg as well, who managed to place his Stake in fifth position, overtaking Lewis Hamilton in the final laps and taking advantage of the Dutchman's penalty.

Thanks to points lost by Mercedes and Red Bull, Ferrari gains two positions and now sits second in the championship, behind only the unbeatable McLaren.

McLaren - 362

Ferrari – 165

Mercedes – 159

Red Bull – 144

Williams – 54

Racing Bulls – 28

Haas – 26

Aston Martin – 16

Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber – 16

Alpine – 11