F1 Constructor Rankings 2026

Snapshot 2026-09-14. The main table uses 2026 constructor points after the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid on 13 September. Mercedes leads on 503. McLaren won the 2025 title and sits third this year. Drivers sit in the F1 driver rankings.

2026 constructor points

Eleven teams are on the grid. Mercedes has 503 points, 145 clear of Ferrari. Ferrari has 358, McLaren 306, Red Bull Racing 230. Racing Bulls (77) and Alpine (68) sit in the middle. Haas has 21, Audi 17, Williams 11. Aston Martin has 3. Cadillac is the new eleventh team and still has 0. The board is pre-filled by points: 400+ in S, 200–399 in A, 50–199 in B, 10–49 in C, the rest in D. Baku is next on 26 September; the second half will move the table.

How this list is ranked

Snapshot 2026-09-14. The main table uses the official 2026 constructors’ standings after the Spanish Grand Prix at Madrid’s Madring on 13 September 2026. Bands follow points: 400+ in S, 200–399 in A, 50–199 in B, 10–49 in C, the rest in D. The season is still open; Baku is next on 26 September. Drivers: F1 driver rankings. Names: docs/glossaries/f1-constructors-glossary.md.

2025 constructor points

McLaren won the title on 833 points with 14 race wins. Mercedes scored 469, Red Bull Racing 451, Ferrari 398. Williams finished fifth on 137. Alpine sat last on 22. Kick Sauber scored 70 and now races as Audi.

Forbes 2025 team values

Values are US$ billions; revenue and operating profit are US$ millions. Forbes published 20 November 2025. The ten teams average US$3.6 billion, and none sit below US$1.5 billion. Ferrari is first at US$6.5 billion. Mercedes is at US$6.0 billion with US$799 million in revenue, the list high. McLaren is at US$4.4 billion. Red Bull Racing is at US$4.35 billion. Sauber is at US$2.4 billion, the line that is Audi now. Haas sits on the floor at US$1.5 billion. Cadillac joined the grid in 2026 and is not on this list, so it has no number here.