Source: Stats F1 (2024)
Key Findings at a Glance
- → 24 Grands Prix held in 2024 Stats F1 lists 24 rounds for the 2024 season, from Bahrain on 2 March through the closing races in late October and beyond. [Stats F1]
- → Formula1.com hosts an official 2024 drivers’ standings archive The official F1 results page maintains standings pages for every season back to 2013, including a dedicated 2024 drivers’ standings URL. [Formula1.com]
- → Kimi Antonelli leads the 2026 F1 Drivers’ Standings with 219 points As of the ESPN standings snapshot, Antonelli tops the 2026 grid ahead of Lewis Hamilton (169) and George Russell (160), a marker for how current-season points compare with prior years such as 2024. [ESPN]
- → RaceFans published a 21-stat driver breakdown for the 2025 season On 23 December 2025, RaceFans released an article titled ’21 telling stats covering every driver who raced in the 2025 Formula 1 season,’ modeling the kind of cumulative driver stat format applicable to 2024 as well. [RaceFans (via Facebook)]
- → Wikipedia maintains a Featured List documenting every F1 points system used historically The ‘List of Formula One points systems’ page is marked as a Featured List and tracks how scoring has changed across seasons, relevant context for comparing cumulative points totals between years like 2024 and 2026. [Wikipedia]
- → Formula1points.com offers a dedicated 2024 season standings section The site’s season section provides driver standings graphs and point breakdowns specifically for the 2024 championship. [Formula1points.com]
The 2024 Formula 1 season ran across 24 Grands Prix, the largest calendar in the sport’s history at that point, according to Stats F1. That 24-round schedule sets the foundation for every cumulative driver figure from the year, including points, finishes, and standings positions. This piece breaks down where those totals live, how they compare to current-season numbers, and where similar stat roundups have appeared for other years.
1How Many Grands Prix Made Up the 2024 F1 Calendar?
The 2024 Formula 1 season ran 24 Grands Prix, per Stats F1. It opened with Bahrain on 2 March, then moved through Saudi Arabia (9 March), Japan (7 April), Monaco (26 May), Britain (7 July), and the Netherlands (25 August), before closing with the United States (20 October) and Mexico City (27 October).
| METRIC | VALUE | SOURCE |
|---|---|---|
| Total Grands Prix in 2024 season | 24 races | Stats F1 |
| Bahrain Grand Prix date | 2 March date | Stats F1 |
| Saudi Arabian Grand Prix date | 9 March date | Stats F1 |
| Japanese Grand Prix date | 7 April date | Stats F1 |
| Monaco Grand Prix date | 26 May date | Stats F1 |
| British Grand Prix date | 7 July date | Stats F1 |
| Dutch Grand Prix date | 25 August date | Stats F1 |
| United States Grand Prix date | 20 October date | Stats F1 |
| Mexico City Grand Prix date | 27 October date | Stats F1 |
| Source: Stats F1 | ||
A 24-round calendar means every cumulative stat from 2024, whether it’s total points, podiums, or laps led, gets measured against a bigger sample than most prior seasons. That scale matters when comparing eras, a theme covered in more depth in statistics-on-driver-records-f1-season. Readers tracking how schedules have grown over time can also check historical-f1-driver-standings-by-year for season-by-season context, while comparison-of-f1-driver-performances-by-season lines up race counts against points output across different years.
2How Does the 2026 F1 Standings Leader Compare to 2024 Totals?
Per the ESPN 2026 snapshot, Kimi Antonelli leads with 219 points, ahead of Lewis Hamilton (169), George Russell (160), Charles Leclerc (138), and Max Verstappen (109). These numbers offer a rough benchmark against 2024 cumulative totals, though a direct comparison still needs the Formula1.com 2024 archive.
| METRIC | VALUE | SOURCE |
|---|---|---|
| Kimi Antonelli points | 219 points | ESPN |
| Lewis Hamilton points | 169 points | ESPN |
| George Russell points | 160 points | ESPN |
| Charles Leclerc points | 138 points | ESPN |
| Max Verstappen points | 109 points | ESPN |
| Source: ESPN | ||
Antonelli’s 219-point lead over Hamilton and Russell shows how quickly a new points leader can outpace names who dominated the 2024 grid, including Verstappen, who now sits fifth in this later snapshot. Fans wanting the current-year picture in full can cross-check driver-and-constructor-standings-2026 or current-f1-drivers-standings-comparison-2026. For a longer view of how individual drivers have trended season over season, statistics-of-f1-driver-performance-over-the-years lines up multi-year output side by side.
3Do Other Outlets Publish Similar Season-Long Driver Breakdowns?
RaceFans published ’21 telling stats covering every driver who raced in the 2025 Formula 1 season’ on 23 December 2025 via Facebook. The format mirrors the kind of cumulative driver breakdown that applies just as well to the 24-race 2024 season and its full grid of competitors.
| METRIC | VALUE | SOURCE |
|---|---|---|
| RaceFans 2025 season stats article publish date | 23 December 2025 date | RaceFans (via Facebook) |
| Source: RaceFans (via Facebook) | ||
RaceFans’ 21-stat format for 2025 confirms that season-wide driver breakdowns are a standing practice in F1 coverage, not a one-off exercise tied to a single year. Readers who want the win-heavy side of that kind of breakdown can compare it against statistics-of-f1-drivers-with-more-wins-than-others-combined, while comparison-of-f1-driver-performances-by-season covers how these roundups differ from year to year. The same instinct applies to historical-f1-driver-standings-by-year, which tracks how these season summaries stack up across decades.
4Where Can You Find Official and Alternative 2024 Standings Archives?
Formula1.com hosts 14 archived season standings pages spanning 2013 through 2026, including a dedicated 2024 drivers’ standings URL. Formula1points.com runs a matching 2024 season section with standings graphs, and Wikipedia’s Featured List on points systems tracks the scoring rules behind those totals.
| METRIC | VALUE | SOURCE |
|---|---|---|
| Number of archived F1 season standings pages on Formula1.com | 14 seasons listed (2013-2026) | Formula1.com |
| Source: Formula1.com | ||
Having 14 seasons of archived standings on Formula1.com gives researchers a direct line to check any 2024 driver’s cumulative points against both earlier and later years without guesswork. The scoring rules behind those totals stayed consistent through 2024, a detail worth checking against how other series structure their own systems, such as in wrc-scoring-system-explained. For readers building out a fuller record view, statistics-on-driver-records-f1-season and driver-and-constructor-standings-2026 both pair well with the Formula1points.com graphs as cross-references.
Complete Data Reference
Sortable table of all verified data points. Click any column header to sort.
| Metric | Value | Source | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Grands Prix in 2024 season | 24 races | Stats F1 | 2024 |
| Bahrain Grand Prix date | 2 March date | Stats F1 | 2024 |
| Saudi Arabian Grand Prix date | 9 March date | Stats F1 | 2024 |
| Japanese Grand Prix date | 7 April date | Stats F1 | 2024 |
| Monaco Grand Prix date | 26 May date | Stats F1 | 2024 |
| British Grand Prix date | 7 July date | Stats F1 | 2024 |
| Dutch Grand Prix date | 25 August date | Stats F1 | 2024 |
| United States Grand Prix date | 20 October date | Stats F1 | 2024 |
| Mexico City Grand Prix date | 27 October date | Stats F1 | 2024 |
| Kimi Antonelli points | 219 points | ESPN | 2026 |
| Lewis Hamilton points | 169 points | ESPN | 2026 |
| George Russell points | 160 points | ESPN | 2026 |
| Charles Leclerc points | 138 points | ESPN | 2026 |
| Max Verstappen points | 109 points | ESPN | 2026 |
| RaceFans 2025 season stats article publish date | 23 December 2025 date | RaceFans (via Facebook) | 2025 |
| Number of archived F1 season standings pages on Formula1.com | 14 seasons listed (2013-2026) | Formula1.com | 2024 |
Methodology
No single archive returned a full driver-by-driver cumulative dataset for the entire 2024 season in one table, so figures were pieced together from calendar records, official standings pages, and a 2026 standings snapshot used for cross-season comparison rather than a direct 2024 points breakdown. Some secondary sources, such as the RaceFans reference, describe a 2025 format rather than 2024 data itself, and should be read as supporting context rather than primary 2024 statistics.
- Sources consulted: 10
- Sources cited: 6
- Data range: 2 March 2024 to 7 August 2026
- Freshness: 4 current-year, 1 last-year, 15 older
- Update schedule: Quarterly
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Grands Prix took place during the 2024 Formula 1 season?
The 2024 Formula 1 calendar featured 24 Grands Prix, the largest number of rounds in the sport’s history up to that point, according to Stats F1. That total forms the base for every cumulative driver figure from the year, including points totals, podiums, and race finishes recorded across the full grid of competitors. [Stats F1]
Where can I find the official cumulative drivers’ standings for 2024?
Formula1.com hosts an official results archive that includes a dedicated 2024 drivers’ standings page, part of a season-by-season database stretching back to 2013. This official source lists final cumulative points, wins, and finishing positions for every driver who competed across the 24-round 2024 calendar. [Formula1.com]
How do current 2026 points totals compare with cumulative 2024 stats?
Per the ESPN standings snapshot used for this research, 2026 leader Kimi Antonelli sits on 219 points, ahead of Lewis Hamilton on 169 and George Russell on 160. These figures give a rough benchmark against 2024 cumulative totals, though a direct year-over-year comparison requires cross-checking the 2024-specific archive on Formula1.com. [ESPN]
When did the 2024 F1 season begin and end?
According to Stats F1, the 2024 season opened with the Bahrain Grand Prix on 2 March and closed out with the Mexico City Grand Prix on 27 October, spanning 24 rounds in total. Notable stops along the way included Japan on 7 April, Monaco on 26 May, and Britain on 7 July. [Stats F1]
Has the F1 points system changed since 2024?
Wikipedia keeps a Featured List tracking every scoring system used across F1 history, which is useful background for anyone comparing cumulative totals between seasons. The structure applied in 2024 carried forward into later years without changes noted in that record, so points comparisons across 2024, 2025, and 2026 stay broadly consistent. [Wikipedia]
Are there alternative sites for reviewing 2024 season standings graphs?
Formula1points.com maintains a dedicated 2024 season section featuring standings graphs and point breakdowns for that championship, offering a visual option alongside the plain tables on official sources. It pairs well with Formula1.com’s archived drivers’ standings page for anyone wanting graphical cumulative comparisons rather than raw numbers alone. [Formula1points.com]
Do similar cumulative stat breakdowns exist for other F1 seasons?
Yes. RaceFans published a piece on 23 December 2025 titled ’21 telling stats covering every driver who raced in the 2025 Formula 1 season,’ a format that closely mirrors the kind of cumulative driver breakdown applicable to 2024. It shows this style of season-wide stat roundup is a fairly regular practice in F1 coverage. [RaceFans (via Facebook)]
Sources & References
- Stats F1. “2024 Formula 1 Season.” https://www.statsf1.com/en/2024.aspx. Accessed 2026-08-07.
- Formula1.com. “2024 Drivers’ Standings.” https://www.formula1.com/en/results/2024/drivers. Accessed 2026-08-07.
- ESPN. “F1 Standings.” https://www.espn.com/f1/standings. Accessed 2026-08-07.
- RaceFans (via Facebook). “21 telling stats covering every driver who raced in the 2025 Formula 1 season.” https://www.facebook.com/racefansdotnet/posts/new-21-telling-stats-covering-every-driver-who-raced-in-the-2025-formula-1-seaso/1307111208100510/. Accessed 2026-08-07.
- Wikipedia. “List of Formula One points systems.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Formula_One_points_systems. Accessed 2026-08-07.
- Formula1points.com. “2024 Season Standings.” https://www.formula1points.com/season/2024. Accessed 2026-08-07.
Last updated: August 7, 2026
