Formula 1 constructors’ championship standings after the Mexican Grand Prix, Digi Mart USA News: The Formula 1 constructors’ standings after the Mexican Grand Prix leave Mercedes at the front with 630 points, followed by Ferrari with 504 and Red Bull with 380. McLaren sits on 371 points and watches the podium drift away.
Racing Bulls has 104 points, Alpine 74 and Haas 30, while Audi registers 23, Williams 12 and Aston Martin 7. Cadillac closes the table without points in a championship that is entering its decisive stretch.
On-track performance reflects measurable technical factors. Mercedes has optimized the use of medium and hard compounds on high-degradation circuits, allowing it to maintain a consistent pace over long stints.
Ferrari has worked on the efficiency of its floor to reduce drag on straights, while Red Bull is adjusting its mechanical balance to offset a lack of aerodynamic downforce in slow corners.
McLaren, meanwhile, faces limitations in the operating window of its front tires, which affects consistency in both qualifying and races. Red Bull and McLaren are locked in a fight for third place that has lasted longer than expected.
While Mercedes celebrates with its calculator at hand, the Woking team is reviewing data and hoping car development arrives before the season ends. Cadillac, with zero points, shows that simply taking part is an achievement when the rest of the paddock seems to be playing a different sport.
The table does not lie, but sometimes it seems to be laughing.
