Where the season stands
Lewis Hamilton drove for Ferrari in the 2026 season, with results up to round 18, the United States Grand Prix. After round 18, Hamilton is 3rd in the Drivers' Championship with 241 points. Ferrari is 2nd in the Constructors' Championship with 474 points after round 18. The 241 points are made up of 214 in races and 27 in sprint races.
How the results fell
Hamilton won the Barcelona Grand Prix in round 7, starting 2nd and finishing 1st for 25 points. Hamilton won 1 Grand Prix in the season so far, the Barcelona Grand Prix, and the season includes 6 podium finishes. Hamilton finished 2nd at the Canadian Grand Prix in round 5, from 5th on the grid, for 18 points. At the Monaco Grand Prix in round 6, Hamilton started 3rd and finished 2nd for 18 points. At the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia in round 16, Hamilton started 2nd and finished 3rd for 15 points.
The biggest gain was 3 places, at the Australian Grand Prix, from 7th on the grid to 4th, and at the Canadian Grand Prix, from 5th to 2nd. At the Spanish Grand Prix in round 14, Hamilton started 4th and retired. Hamilton retired from 1 race in the season so far, the Spanish Grand Prix, and scored points in 17 of the 18 races started. The average starting position was 4.3 and the average finishing position was 4.1 across 17 classified finishes.
In sprint races, Hamilton started 6 and scored 27 points. The best sprint finish was 2nd, at the British Grand Prix sprint and the Singapore Grand Prix sprint.
Against the team-mate
Hamilton finished ahead of team-mate Charles Leclerc in 6 of the 14 races in which both were classified. On the grid, Hamilton started ahead of Leclerc in 7 of the 18 races in which both had a grid position. Leclerc is 5th in the Drivers' Championship with 233 points after round 18.
The career record
Hamilton's career began in 2007 and stands at 398 Grands Prix started, with 106 wins, 208 podium finishes and 7 World Championship titles. The career figures also include 107 pole positions and 69 fastest laps.
Written by Pitbrain's AI from the official timing data and checked automatically against it. Key numbers are taken directly from the timing data.

