What is the current F1 points system?

The top 10 finishers score 25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, and 1 point for 1st through 10th place. 11th place and below score zero points.

How does the fastest lap point work?

One extra point goes to the driver with the fastest lap of the race, but only if that driver finishes in the top 10. A fastest lap set by a driver outside the top 10 does not earn the bonus point.

Can two drivers get the fastest lap point in the same race?

No, only one driver per race can hold the fastest lap. This calculator only allows one row to have the fastest lap checkbox active at a time.

Does this include sprint race points?

No, this calculator only covers the standard Grand Prix points system. Sprint races use a separate, smaller points scale for the top 8 finishers.

What happens if I select 11th place or lower?

Any position outside the top 10 scores zero points, and the fastest lap bonus is automatically disabled for that row since it only applies to top-10 finishers.

F1 Points Calculator

Name: F1 Points Calculator
Availability: InStock
Author: Nham Vu

Add drivers, pick each finishing position and fastest lap, and get the exact F1 points awarded.

Race Results

Driver	Position	Fastest Lap	Points
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Official Points Scale (Top 10)

P10

11th place and below score 0 points. The fastest lap bonus of +1 only applies to a top-10 finisher.

Summary

Add drivers, pick each finishing position and fastest lap, and get the exact F1 points awarded.

How it works

Add a row for each driver you want to score.
Enter a driver name and pick their finishing position.
Mark the fastest lap checkbox for at most one driver who finished 1st through 10th.
Points are calculated automatically per row using the official 25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1 scale.
The total row sums points across all drivers, useful for constructor totals.

Use cases

Work out how many points a driver scored after a race.
Check whether the fastest lap bonus changed the championship gap.
Add up combined points for two teammates to estimate constructor standings.
Settle a fantasy league argument about F1 scoring.
Teach someone new to F1 how the points system works.
Compare "what if" finishing orders before a race weekend.

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Last updated: 2026-07-22 · Reviewed by Nham Vu