Ferrari put themselves back in the mix for the Constructors' World Championship by securing a one-two finish at the
United States Grand Prix weekend.
Charles Leclerc made an impressive move at the start of the race and never looked back.
Carlos Sainz worked his way through to second. It puts Ferrari 48 points behind with five Grands Prix and three sprint races remaining.
Those who thought Ferrari would no longer compete in the constructors' championship in motorsport's premier class were wrong. The constructor are already almost level with
Red Bull Racing. There are still five Grands Prix left on the
Formula 1 calendar this season. The
F1 circus still travels to Mexico, Brazil, Las Vegas, Qatar and Abu Dhabi.
World championship standings with Red Bull, McLaren and Ferrari
Ferrari is currently on 496 points in the constructors' championship. Red Bull Racing, with
Max Verstappen and
Sergio Perez, has only scored eight more points in total this season. The gap to McLaren is not huge either. The team of
Lando Norris and
Oscar Piastri has a 40-point lead over Red Bull, and thus 48 points over Ferrari.
The debate is as follows: Will Ferrari win the World Championship? Vote in the poll below and let your opinion be known in the comments.
This article has been created in collaboration with Matt Gretton