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The race yesterday was the first time since Brazil 2021 where the WDC was unchanged by the outcome of a race. Everyone finished the race in the same WDC position they started it in.

Nice factoid..

2012: Where Pastor Maldonado won a race on merit. It is truly one the greatest seasons in the history of the sport.

Fun fact - without sprint races and points for fastest lap the maximum after round 7 is 175. Max has 170.

You can’t put it like that. Remove sprint points and his fastest laps. Then he’s on 161/175.

Right, that would be more fair. Still incredible dominance.

Truly remarkable. It’s looking like the season to break all records, but hopefully next year it will be a more exciting battle for P1

God what could have been last year, sad times

[Round 6 post](https://old.reddit.com/r/formula1/comments/13upfvg/wdc_points_standings_lap_by_lap_up_to_round_6/) Points scored are calculated based on their positions at that lap, includes changes in fastest lap points too