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Stewards' championship impact - 2026

The 2026 standings scored twice - from the classification as first published, and from the final official result. The gap is the points that changed hands after publication: post-race penalties, disqualifications, successful protests.

The stewards have moved 12 points this season.

Points moved counts championship points that ended up with a different driver than the result as first published on track - the sum of the positive swings below. Fixed definition; it does not change race to race.

Biggest swing: Pierre Gasly +9 points

The season in figures

Points moved
12 across 23 measured sessions
Drivers affected
9 of 23
Most-reshaped event
Monaco GP, 10 points
Biggest loss
Charles Leclerc -4
Figures as of
11 October 2026

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# Driver First result Official Stewards
1 Kimi Antonelli 340 340 -
2 George Russell 238 238 -
3 Lewis Hamilton 227 229 +2
4 Max Verstappen 221 221 -
5 Charles Leclerc 219 215 -4
6 Lando Norris 201 201 -
7 Oscar Piastri 138 136 -2
8 Isack Hadjar 97 94 -3
9 Liam Lawson 73 73 -
10 Pierre Gasly 41 50 +9
11 Arvid Lindblad 37 36 -1
12 Franco Colapinto 28 27 -1
13 Oliver Bearman 23 23 -
14 Nico Hülkenberg 13 13 -
15 Gabriel Bortoleto 10 10 -
16 Esteban Ocon 7 7 -
17 Fernando Alonso 6 7 +1
18 Carlos Sainz 7 7 -
19 Alexander Albon 5 5 -
20 Yuki Tsunoda 1 1 -
21 Lance Stroll 0 0 -
22 Valtteri Bottas 0 0 -
23 Sergio Pérez 1 0 -1

Where the stewards reshaped the season

  1. Monaco GP 10 pts
  2. Miami GP 4 pts
  3. Barcelona GP 3 pts

First result = the classification as first published, with any penalties applied at the flag already in it; Official = the final result after post-race penalties, disqualifications and protests. Points table unchanged 2025-2026 (race 25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1, sprint 8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1). Per-event rows count the points swung within that event, so they can sum past the season figure - a driver who gains at one race and loses at another nets out over the season. Retrospective; not a live championship tracker.