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Antonelli leads F1 standings as Alonso and Sainz have seven points each
Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes leads the Formula 1 drivers’ championship with 340 points after the latest Grand Prix.
His teammate George Russell is second with 238, followed by Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton with 229.
Fernando Alonso, racing for Aston Martin, is 17th with seven points.
Carlos Sainz, who drives for Williams, is 18th, also with seven points.
The standings show how many points each driver has earned in the championship so far.
Antonelli has a 102-point lead over Russell.
The standings may change as the season continues.
Kimi Antonelli leads the Formula 1 drivers’ standings with 340 points, according to Infobae.
George Russell is second with 238 points, followed by Lewis Hamilton with 229.
Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz each have seven points.
Alonso is listed 17th for Aston Martin, while Sainz is listed 18th for Williams.
The standings are described as being updated after the latest Grand Prix, whose location is not stated.
- Who
- Kimi Antonelli leads the standings. Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz each have seven points.
- What
- The Formula 1 drivers’ championship standings are reported after the latest Grand Prix.
- When
- After the latest Grand Prix; its date is not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The standings reflect points earned by drivers in the championship.
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- Kimi Antonelli
- 340 points
- George Russell
- 238 points
- Lewis Hamilton
- 229 points
- Fernando Alonso
- 7 points; listed 17th
- Carlos Sainz
- 7 points; listed 18th
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