F1 half-term report cards
Team by team, driver by driver, here’s our report on 2025’s first half

McLaren
Carried momentum from 2024 to soar higher, with nine wins from the first 12 races. Now, which will be its first champion driver since ’08?
Oscar Piastri Points 234 |
Lando NorrisPoints 226
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Ferrari
Second in team points, but what a disappointing season so far. Team boss Vasseur is facing scrutiny. Same old Maranello story?
Charles LeclercPoints 119 |
Lewis HamiltonPoints 103 |
Mercedes
Not bad, not great. Is this team treading water before it returns to the top via the next regulation big shift in 2026? Maybe.
George RussellPoints 147 |
Kimi AntonelliPoints 63 |
Red Bull
After more than 400 GPs and 14 world titles, Christian Horner is out, Laurent Mekies is in – and we’re left wondering, whatever next?
Max VerstappenPoints 165 |
Yuki TsunodaPoints 10 |
Williams
The revival continues. Best of the rest behind the top four shows great progress. Now comes the really hard part.
Alex AlbonPoints 46 |
Carlos SainzPoints 13 |
Sauber
In warm-up mode before the full Audi takeover next year. Recent signs are the Swiss team is no longer stone cold. Williams is the first target.
Nico HülkenbergPoints 37 |
Gabriel BortoletoPoints 4 |
Racing Bulls
Team chief shuffle means Alan Permane steps up for his first principal role. In a tight fight for dollars as sixth-best team.
Isack HadjarPoints 21 |
Liam LawsonPoints 12 |
Aston Martin
Underwhelming and too often anonymous. Adrian Newey-inspired reboot with Honda next year can’t come soon enough.
Lance StrollPoints 20 |
Fernando AlonsoPoints 16 |
Haas
Under Ayao Komatsu, Haas looks more potent. But the team hasn’t really pushed on following its welcome 2024 revival.
Esteban OconPoints 23 |
Oliver BearmanPoints 6 |
Alpine
The once-great ‘Team Enstone’ reduced to F1’s backmarker? It feels like something has to give amid so much turbulence.
Pierre GaslyPoints 19 |
Franco ColapintoPoints 0 |