2026 F1 team-mate head-to-head
Head-to-head (H2H) is which driver finished ahead of their team-mate in a session. The season-long record for every pairing, based on official qualifying, sprint and race classifications.
Updated 50 classified sessions(19 qualifying · 19 races · 6 sprint qualifying · 6 sprints)
Mercedes
Link to Mercedes head-to-headKimi Antonelli leads George Russell by 29 wins to 21. Qualifying: 11 to 8. Race: 14 to 5. Sprint qualifying: 2 to 4. Sprint: 2 to 4.
Ferrari
Link to Ferrari head-to-headCharles Leclerc leads Lewis Hamilton by 26 wins to 24. Qualifying: 10 to 9. Race: 9 to 10. Sprint qualifying: 3 to 3. Sprint: 4 to 2.
Red Bull Rounds 1–11
Link to Red Bull head-to-headMax Verstappen leads Isack Hadjar by 24 wins to 6. Qualifying: 8 to 3. Race: 8 to 3. Sprint qualifying: 4 to 0. Sprint: 4 to 0.
Red Bull Rounds 12–14
Link to Red Bull head-to-headMax Verstappen leads Liam Lawson by 7 wins to 1. Qualifying: 3 to 0. Race: 2 to 1. Sprint qualifying: 1 to 0. Sprint: 1 to 0.
Red Bull Round 15 onwards
Link to Red Bull head-to-headMax Verstappen leads Isack Hadjar by 11 wins to 1. Qualifying: 4 to 1. Race: 5 to 0. Sprint qualifying: 1 to 0. Sprint: 1 to 0.
McLaren
Link to McLaren head-to-headLando Norris leads Oscar Piastri by 34 wins to 15. Qualifying: 12 to 7. Race: 11 to 7. Sprint qualifying: 5 to 1. Sprint: 6 to 0.
Racing Bulls Rounds 1–11
Link to Racing Bulls head-to-headLiam Lawson leads Arvid Lindblad by 19 wins to 11. Qualifying: 6 to 5. Race: 8 to 3. Sprint qualifying: 2 to 2. Sprint: 3 to 1.
Racing Bulls Rounds 12–14
Link to Racing Bulls head-to-headArvid Lindblad leads Yuki Tsunoda by 7 wins to 1. Qualifying: 3 to 0. Race: 2 to 1. Sprint qualifying: 1 to 0. Sprint: 1 to 0.
Racing Bulls Round 15 onwards
Link to Racing Bulls head-to-headLiam Lawson leads Arvid Lindblad by 9 wins to 3. Qualifying: 3 to 2. Race: 4 to 1. Sprint qualifying: 1 to 0. Sprint: 1 to 0.
Pierre Gasly leads Franco Colapinto by 35 wins to 15. Qualifying: 15 to 4. Race: 11 to 8. Sprint qualifying: 4 to 2. Sprint: 5 to 1.
Haas Rounds 1–18
Link to Haas head-to-headOliver Bearman leads Esteban Ocon by 30 wins to 18. Qualifying: 13 to 5. Race: 10 to 8. Sprint qualifying: 4 to 2. Sprint: 3 to 3.
Haas Round 19 onwards
Link to Haas head-to-headRyo Hirakawa and Oliver Bearman are tied at 1 wins each. Qualifying: 0 to 1. Race: 1 to 0. Sprint qualifying: 0 to 0. Sprint: 0 to 0.
Nico Hülkenberg and Gabriel Bortoleto are tied at 25 wins each. Qualifying: 10 to 9. Race: 10 to 9. Sprint qualifying: 3 to 3. Sprint: 2 to 4.
Williams
Link to Williams head-to-headCarlos Sainz leads Alex Albon by 35 wins to 15. Qualifying: 15 to 4. Race: 11 to 8. Sprint qualifying: 4 to 2. Sprint: 5 to 1.
Aston Martin
Link to Aston Martin head-to-headFernando Alonso leads Lance Stroll by 39 wins to 11. Qualifying: 17 to 2. Race: 13 to 6. Sprint qualifying: 5 to 1. Sprint: 4 to 2.
Cadillac
Link to Cadillac head-to-headSergio Pérez leads Valtteri Bottas by 33 wins to 17. Qualifying: 11 to 8. Race: 15 to 4. Sprint qualifying: 4 to 2. Sprint: 3 to 3.
How these records are counted
A driver wins a session when they are classified ahead of their team-mate in the official result. Qualifying, sprint qualifying, Grands Prix and sprints are shown separately; the headline score is the sum of all four.
Retirements and disqualifications still count, because the official classification still orders those drivers. A session where neither driver started is not counted at all, so the totals only reflect battles that actually happened. Grid penalties never affect a qualifying record, since they change the starting grid rather than the qualifying classification. Read the full results policy.
You can also make team-mate picks on Grand Prix Picks. Choose who finishes ahead in each team before a session and score one point for every correct pick. See how scoring works.
Common questions
- What does H2H mean in Formula 1?
- Head-to-head, usually shortened to H2H. It compares two drivers directly rather than placing them in the championship. On this page it always means the two drivers in the same team.
- What happens when a team changes its line-up mid-season?
- The old pairing keeps the rounds it actually ran and the replacement starts a record of its own, each labelled with the rounds it covers. The two are never merged, because they are different contests.
- Do these records reset each season?
- Yes. Every record on this page covers the 2026 season only.
- Can a driver lead the head-to-head and still be behind on points?
- Yes. The head-to-head counts sessions won, not points scored. A retirement from the lead costs a driver a full race win in points while changing only one session in this table.
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