Mercedes reaffirmed their dominance in the 2016 Formula 1 World Championship with another victory for Kimi Antonelli in the Canadian Grand Prix, and although George Russell came close to completing a double podium, they increased their lead at the top of the Constructors' Championship.

Ferrari, thanks to Lewis Hamilton's second place and Charles Leclerc's fourth, pulled away from McLaren. The British team had a terrible weekend with Lando Norris' retirement and a dismal result for Oscar Piastri.

Finally, Alpine was one of the teams that left feeling happiest thanks to points scored by Franco Colapinto and Pierre Gasly. In addition, Carlos Sainz managed to score a couple of important points for Williams.

Mercedes – 194 points

Ferrari – 119

McLaren – 107

Red Bull Racing – 41

Alpine – 27

Haas F1 Team – 18

Racing Bulls – 16

Williams – 5

Audi – 2

Cadillac – 0

Aston Martin – 0

Mercedes extended their advantage at the top of the standings with Antonelli's dominant victory at the Miami GP.  McLaren were the second-best team of the weekend thanks to the double podium of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, while Ferrari lost ground after only Hamilton was able to score meaningful points for the Scuderia. Red Bull added to their tally through Verstappen, Alpine delivered a solid showing with Colapinto inside the points, and Williams also contributed through Sainz and Albon.

The Japanese Grand Prix was another commanding performance for Mercedes, with Antonelli's win and Russell's top-five finish maximizing the team's haul. Ferrari stood out as one of the strongest outfits of the Suzuka weekend thanks to Leclerc's podium, while McLaren continued to score reliably through Piastri and Norris. Alpine secured useful points with Gasly, and Red Bull, Racing Bulls, and Haas all broke into the scoring positions.

In China, Mercedes controlled proceedings from start to finish, with Antonelli and Russell locking out the top two. Ferrari returned to the podium through Hamilton and also scored with Leclerc. Haas had one of their standout performances of the season thanks to Bearman, while Alpine maintained their consistency through Gasly. Racing Bulls, Williams, and Alpine all gathered additional points in a productive weekend for the midfield.

The Australian Grand Prix established Mercedes as the early championship leader, with Russell's victory and Antonelli's podium setting the tone from the very first round. Ferrari opened strongly with Leclerc's podium and Hamilton's top-five, McLaren got off the mark through Norris, and Red Bull scored with Verstappen. Haas, Racing Bulls, Audi, and Alpine all contributed points to round out the opening race's scoring positions.