Penalty points after the Canadian Grand Prix

Penalty points after the Canadian Grand Prix

      The FIA uses a system of penalty points for a super license to reduce the number of violations. Each violation is punishable by a certain number of penalty points, their total for 12 months should not exceed twelve, otherwise the rider will be disqualified for one race, which happened in 2024 with Kevin Magnussen. 12 months after the accrual, penalty points are burned out.

      The next time the penalty points will be burned on June 29, they were obtained during last year's Austrian Grand Prix. We are talking about two points for Verstappen, Alonso and Hulkenberg, and if Max is not fined on Friday or Saturday, then after the weekend he will remain with 9 penalty points until October 28, when he will burn two more points.

      After the Canadian Grand Prix, twelve drivers have unburned penalty points. The leader in their number is Max Verstappen.

      Penalty points after the Canadian Grand Prix

      Racer

       Team

       Scores

       When will the next

      M.Verstappen burn down

       Red Bull Racing

       11

       29/06/25 - 2 points

      by L.Lawson

       Racing Bulls

       6

       01/12/25 - 2 points

      by L.Stroll

       Aston Martin

       5

       01/12/25 - 2 points

      by N.Hulkenberg

       Haas / Sauber

       4

       29/06/25 - 2 points

      by O.Piastri

       McLaren

       4

       02/11/25 - 2 points

      O.Berman

       Haas F1

       4

       02/11/25 - 2 points

      by L.Norris

       McLaren

       3

       01/12/25 - 3 points

      by A.Elbon

       Williams

       2

       01/12/25 - 2 points

      by F.Alonso

       Aston Martin

       2

       29/06/25 - 2 points

      K.Sainz

       Ferrari / Williams

       2

       13/04/26 - 2 points

      Yu.Tsunoda

       Racing Bulls

       2

       14/06/26 - 2 points

      F.Colapinto

       WIlliams / Alpine

       2

       28/10/25 - 2 points

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Penalty points after the Canadian Grand Prix

After the Canadian Grand Prix, twelve drivers have unburned penalty points...