F1 Qatar Grand Prix outcomes: Victor, complete standings, revised driver rankings as Norris aims for championship victory

Dom Farrell

F1 Qatar Grand Prix results: Who won, full classification, updated driver standings as Norris eyes title triumph image

TL;DR

  • Lando Norris can secure the Formula One world championship at the Qatar Grand Prix this Sunday.
  • Norris leads McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen by 24 points.
  • A two-point advantage over Piastri and Verstappen in Qatar secures the championship before Abu Dhabi.
  • Oscar Piastri starts on pole position, with Norris second and Verstappen third.

Lando Norris is aiming to be the eleventh British racer ever to secure the Formula One world championship title at the Qatar Grand Prix this Sunday.

Norris leads McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and reigning champion Max Verstappen by 24 points heading into the penultimate race of the 2025 season.

Should Norris accumulate a two-point advantage over both Piastri and Verstappen, he'll secure the championship before the concluding race in Abu Dhabi next weekend.

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F1 Qatar Grand Prix results

Following the conclusion of the Qatar Grand Prix, AllSportsPeople is set to release a race summary and the complete standings.

The starting lineup for the F1 Qatar Grand Prix

Piastri secured the leading grid position, preceding his fellow McLaren driver, Norris. Verstappen is set to commence the race from third place, establishing what might become a direct contest among the three championship hopefuls.

PositionDriver
1Oscar Piastri
2Lando Norris
3Max Verstappen
4George Russell
5Kimi Antonelli
6Isack Hadjar
7Carlos Sainz
8Fernando Alono
9Pierre Gasly
10Charles Leclerc
11Nico Hulkenberg
12Liam Lawson
13Oliver Bearman
14Alex Albon
15Yuki Tsunoda
16Esteban Ocon
17Lewis Hamilton
18Lance Stroll
19Gabriel Bortoleto*
PitFranco Colapinto 

*Bortoleto serving a five-place grid penalty for causing a collision at the Las Vegas Grand Prix
Colapinto must begin the race from the pit lane due to multiple adjustments made to his Alpine car after qualifying.

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F1 points standings 2025

Here is a look at the F1 standings following Sunday's race.

Formula 1 Drivers' World Championship 2025

PositionDriverTeamPoints
1.Lando NorrisMcLaren390
2.Oscar PiastriMcLaren366
3.Max VerstappenRed Bull366
4.George RussellMercedes294
5.Charles LeclercFerrari226
6.Lewis HamiltonFerrari 152
7.Kimi AntonelliMercedes137
8.Alexander AlbonWilliams73
9.Isack HadjarRacing Bulls51
10.Nico HulkenbergWilliams49
11.Carlos SainzRacing Bulls48
12.Oliver BearmanHaas41
13.Fernando AlonsoAston Martin40
14.Liam LawsonRacing Bulls36
15.Esteban OconHaas32
16.Lance StrollAston Martin32
17.Yuku TsunodaRed Bull28
18.Pierre GaslyAlpine22
19.Gabriel BortoletoSauber19
20.Franco ColapintoAlpine0
21Jack DoohanAlpine0

F1 2025 Constructors

PositionTeamPoints
1.McLaren786
2.Mercedes423
3.Red Bull391
4.Ferrari371
5. Williams117
6. Racing Bulls86
7.Aston Martin72
8.Haas70
9.Kick Sauber64
10.Alpine22

Lando Norris's prospects for winning the F1 driver's championship depend on several factors.

To secure the world championship before the season's final race in Abu Dhabi, Norris must arrive with a 25-point advantage.

Should Norris score two more points than Piastri and Verstappen in Qatar, he'll secure the championship.

Qatar is a Sprint weekend, which means a possible 33 points are available.

The 2025 F1 calendar still has several races left to go.

There are only two grands prix left in the 2025 season.

  • Sunday, November 30: Qatar Grand Prix
  • Sunday, December 7: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Staff Writer