McLaren’s Lando Norris topped the latest Power Rankings following his victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, where he converted pole position into a race win despite a packed grid and strategic challenges. The reigning World Champion added to his pre-break triumph in Hungary, earning praise from McLaren team boss Andrea Stella and high scores from the judging panel.
Fernando Alonso impressed with a ninth-place finish in Aston Martin’s updated car, overcoming early struggles and smart strategy calls to secure two points. Kimi Antonelli led Mercedes’ charge with a podium finish, extending his championship lead after a strong intra-team battle. Lewis Hamilton recovered from a quiet Sprint to challenge for a podium, finishing fourth despite frustration over strategy and traffic.
Nico Hulkenberg and Liam Lawson each delivered top-10 performances, with Hulkenberg’s eighth-place finish marking his second consecutive points haul. Yuki Tsunoda returned to action with Racing Bulls, narrowly missing a point in his first race since the season opener. The Power Rankings now reflect these performances ahead of the next Grand Prix.
