F1 World Championship standings after the Canadian Grand Prix

After a chaotic rainy race with several safety cars, it is Max Verstappen who has clinched victory, putting the competition even further behind. With Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz dropping out, both McLaren drivers strike a good blow in the championship. Lando Norris and George Russell do good business with their second and third places.

The Canadian Grand Prix was a race full of changing weather conditions. It was alternately dry and wet. As a result, several drivers shot off the track and a lot of collisions and crashes ensued. In the end, the race had two safety cars.

Max Verstappen retains the lead in the drivers' championship. Due to Charles Leclerc' s dramatic race, the Monegasque goes home without points and drops considerably in the drivers' standings. Sergio Perez also fails to score any points in the Canadian Grand Prix due to a dramatic qualifying session. His second place puts Lando Norris very close to Charles Leclerc.

A number of drivers with few points left in the drivers' standings have scored points in Canada. For example, Daniel Ricciardo, Pierre Gasly, Lance Stroll and Esteban Ocon all picked up much-needed points.

1. Max Verstappen 194 points

2. Charles Leclerc 138 points

3. Lando Norris 131 points

4. Carlos Sainz 108 points

5. Sergio Perez 107 points

6. Oscar Piastri 81 points

7. George Russell 69 points

8. Lewis Hamilton 55 points

9. Fernando Alonso 41 points

10. Yuki Tsunoda 19 points

11. Lance Stroll 17 points

12. Daniel Ricciardo 9 points

13. Oliver Bearman 6 points

14. Nico Hulkenberg 6 points

15. Pierre Gasly 3 points

16. Alexander Albon 2 points

17. Esteban Ocon 2 points

18. Kevin Magnussen 1 point