Mercedes

Mercedes ran in 18 of the 18 Grands Prix held in the 2026 season up to round 18, the United States Grand Prix. After round 18, Mercedes is 1st in the Constructors' Championship with 607 points. Mercedes is 133 points ahead of Ferrari, which is 2nd. The 607 points are made up of 542 in races and 65 in sprint races.

Mercedes won 12 Grands Prix and took 12 pole positions in the season so far. Kimi Antonelli won 9 of the wins and George Russell won 3. The team had 23 podium finishes, 15 for Antonelli and 8 for Russell. A 1-2 finish came 3 times, including the Australian Grand Prix at round 1, where Russell finished 1st and Antonelli 2nd. At the Chinese Grand Prix in round 2, Antonelli finished 1st and Russell 2nd, for 43 points.

Mercedes scored points in 18 of the 18 races it entered. Both cars scored points in 12 of the 18 races in which the team ran two cars. Russell retired at the Canadian Grand Prix in round 5, and Antonelli retired at the Barcelona Grand Prix in round 7. Mercedes did not have both cars retire in the same race. The United States Grand Prix at round 18 brought 29 points, with Antonelli 1st and Russell 8th.

Antonelli won at the Japanese, Miami and Monaco Grands Prix, in rounds 3, 4 and 6. Russell finished 4th in Japan and Miami, and 12th in Monaco. Russell won the Austrian Grand Prix at round 8, with Antonelli 3rd, for 40 points. Russell also won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix at round 15, with Antonelli 5th. At the Belgian Grand Prix in round 10, Antonelli finished 1st and Russell retired.

After round 18, Antonelli is 1st in the Drivers' Championship with 365 points, and Russell is 2nd with 242 points.

Mercedes has entered 366 Grands Prix in a career that began in 1954, with 143 wins, 333 podium finishes and 149 pole positions. The career record also includes 8 Constructors' Championship titles and 8 Drivers' Championship titles.