The 2026 F1 standings after the Hungarian Grand Prix have come into sharper focus following round 11 of the season in Budapest. Lando Norris finished first for McLaren, while Max Verstappen took second for Red Bull and Andrea Kimi Antonelli claimed third, making the Hungary result an important one for the championship picture.
Norris' victory is the biggest development from the weekend and adds a valuable haul of points at a crucial stage of the campaign. Verstappen's second-place finish keeps him firmly involved near the front, and Antonelli's podium adds another strong result to the conversation as the drivers' standings continue to evolve.
With 11 rounds now completed, the latest Formula 1 standings reflect how much impact a single race can have in both title races. The Budapest order matters in the drivers' battle, but it also carries weight for the constructors, where results from McLaren and Red Bull are closely watched.
The Hungarian Grand Prix therefore stands as a significant checkpoint in the 2026 season. As Formula 1 moves on from Hungary, the updated standings offer the clearest snapshot yet of where Norris, Verstappen, Antonelli and the leading teams sit after round 11.
