The 2026 Formula One season has produced a wealth of data on how teammates have performed against each other across qualifying, sprint events, and full Grand Prix races. Below is a comprehensive overview of the head-to-head results for each of the eleven teams, highlighting the points earned, finishing positions, and notable circumstances that have affected the scores. ### Mercedes‑McLaren Alliance (Norris vs. Piastri) **Qualifying:** Lando Norris outscored Oscar Piastri 10‑6 across the Grand Prix qualifying sessions.
**Sprint:** Norris dominated the sprint format with a clean 5‑0 sweep. **Race:** In the main Grand Prix, the two drivers were evenly matched, each securing eight points, while the sprint again saw Norris taking all five points. **Championship tally:** Norris leads with 186 points to Piastri’s 128, and his final race placements have ranged from fifth to seventh, compared with Piastri’s seventh‑place finishes.
*Note: No points were allocated for the Chinese Grand Prix because both drivers failed to start the race.* ### AlphaTauri (Russell vs. Antonelli) **Qualifying:** George Russell posted a 7‑9 advantage over his teammate, while the sprint saw a tighter 3‑2 result in Russell’s favour. **Race:** Russell accumulated five points against Antonelli’s eleven in the Grand Prix, and the sprint once more tilted to Russell with a 4‑1 margin. **Championship:** Russell currently holds 236 points, significantly ahead of Antonelli’s 320, reflecting a season where Russell’s placements have oscillated between second and first, whereas Antonelli has been more variable.
### Red Bull (Verstappen vs. Hadjar) **Qualifying:** Max Verstappen secured a 9‑4 lead over Isack Hadjar. **Sprint:** Verstappen swept the sprint events 4‑0. **Race:** The Grand Prix results mirrored the sprint, with Verstappen taking ten points to Hadjar’s three.
**Championship:** Verstappen’s total stands at 188 points, while Hadjar has collected 96. Their finishing positions have generally placed Verstappen in the top six and Hadjar around eighth.
### Lawson Substitutions (Verstappen vs. Lawson) Liam Lawson stepped in for Hadjar at the Dutch, Italian, and Spanish rounds. **Qualifying:** Verstappen maintained a perfect 3‑0 record over Lawson.
**Sprint:** The Dutch sprint saw Verstappen win 1‑0. **Race:** Verstappen’s dominance continued with a 2‑1 advantage, and the sprint remained a 1‑0 win for Verstappen.
### Ferrari vs. Mercedes (Leclerc vs. Hamilton) **Qualifying:** Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton were dead‑locked at 8‑8.
**Sprint:** Hamilton edged out Leclerc 3‑2. **Race:** Leclerc finished slightly ahead with a 7‑9 split, while the sprint saw a 3‑2 advantage for Hamilton. **Championship:** Leclerc has amassed 191 points, Hamilton 214, with Leclerc’s placements ranging from fourth to third, and Hamilton’s from third to second. ### Alpine (Albon vs.
Sainz) **Qualifying:** Alexander Albon fell behind Carlos Sainz with a 4‑12 score. **Sprint:** Sainz took the sprint 4‑1. **Race:** Albon earned six points to Sainz’s ten, while the sprint remained in Sainz’s favour.
**Championship:** Albon’s points total is a modest 5, compared with Sainz’s 7, and their final positions have been 19th‑18th respectively. ### Williams (Lawson vs. Lindblad) **Qualifying:** Lawson outperformed Lindblad 8‑5.
**Sprint:** The sprint was evenly split 2‑2. **Race:** Lawson secured nine points to Lindblad’s four, and the sprint saw Lawson win 3‑1. **Championship:** Lawson holds 65 points, Lindblad 38, with Lawson’s race finishes ranging from ninth to eleventh, and Lindblad’s from eleventh to thirteenth. ### Alfa Romeo (Lindblad vs.
Tsunoda) Yuki Tsunoda replaced Lawson for the Dutch, Italian, and Spanish events. **Qualifying:** Lindblad dominated 3‑0, and the sprint mirrored this with a 1‑0 win. **Race:** Lindblad continued his superiority with a 2‑1 result, and the sprint again gave him a 1‑0 edge. ### Aston Martin (Alonso vs.
Stroll) **Qualifying:** Fernando Alonso achieved a 14‑2 lead over Lance Stroll. **Sprint:** Alonso’s advantage grew to 4‑1.
**Race:** In the Grand Prix, Alonso recorded a 9‑2 victory, while the sprint was 3‑2. *No points were awarded for several races—including the Australian, Chinese, Barcelona, Dutch, and Azerbaijan Grands Prix—because both drivers retired from those events.* **Championship:** Alonso’s tally is 7 points, Stroll has none, and their final placements sit at 17th‑21st respectively. ### Haas (Bearman vs. Ocon) **Qualifying:** Oliver Bearman led Esteban Ocon 11‑4.
**Sprint:** Bearman kept a 3‑2 edge. **Race:** Bearman secured nine points to Ocon’s six, though the sprint flipped to Ocon 3‑2. *Bearman missed the Spanish qualifying, and both drivers retired from the Dutch Grand Prix, resulting in no points for those rounds.* **Championship:** Bearman’s total stands at 20 points, Ocon’s at 7, with their finishing positions ranging from 13th‑16th. ### Haas Junior (Hulkenberg vs.
Bortoleto) **Qualifying:** Nico Hulkenberg posted a 7‑9 result against Bortoleto, while the sprint was 2‑3. **Race:** The Grand Prix saw an 8‑8 split, but the sprint was marred by Hulkenberg’s failure to start and Bortoleto’s disqualification, leaving no points for that sprint. **Championship:** Hulkenberg has 7 points, Bortoleto 10, and their final placements are 15th‑14th.
### AlphaTauri (Gasly vs. Colapinto) **Qualifying:** Pierre Gasly outperformed Oliver Colapinto 13‑3, and the sprint was 3‑2. **Race:** Gasly earned eight points to Colapinto’s seven, and the sprint gave Gasly a 4‑1 advantage. *Both drivers retired from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, resulting in no points for that event.* **Championship:** Gasly’s total is 41 points, Colapinto’s 27, with final positions of 10th‑12th.
### Red Bull Junior (Perez vs. Bottas) **Qualifying:** Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas were evenly matched at 8‑8, while the sprint saw Perez ahead 3‑2.
**Race:** Perez secured ten points to Bottas’s four, but the sprint flipped to Bottas 3‑2. *No points were awarded for the Austrian and Hungarian Grands Prix as both drivers retired.* **Championship:** Neither driver earned points in the listed categories, and their placements were 23rd‑22nd.
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This extensive data set not only showcases individual driver performance but also highlights how team dynamics and mid‑season driver changes can dramatically influence championship trajectories.