Three rounds in, the 19-year-old Italian has back-to-back wins and sits atop the drivers' table. Wolff has already shifted team orders mid-weekend. Russell now races his own teammate for the title.
Despite the full Ford works programme, Red Bull's 2026 power unit appears weakest on the grid. Verstappen's P5 in Japan came from chassis, not pace.
GM's eleventh team runs Ferrari PUs until its in-house unit is ready. Herta confirmed for four FP1 outings this year.
Iran war fallout leaves the season at 23 rounds, Australia to Abu Dhabi. Feeder series affected too.
Right now this dashboard is a snapshot — you update the numbers after each race. When you're ready, there are three paths to real-time data pulled straight from the F1 API after every checkered flag.
index.html in any text editor. Find a driver's name (e.g. Antonelli), update the number a few lines below it (e.g. 72 → 97). Save. Redeploy. Good for fans who only watch the majors.
Update my F1 dashboard after the [RACE NAME] GP. New driver standings (top 10): 1. Antonelli — 97 2. Russell — 84 3. Leclerc — 68 … New constructor totals: Mercedes 181, Ferrari 124, McLaren … New podium for "Last Race": P1 [Driver] — [Team] — [Time] P2 … (gap) P3 … (gap) Update the countdown to the next race. Return the COMPLETE HTML in one code block. Preserve every <!-- DO NOT MODIFY --> block exactly as-is.
Easiest path · Jolpica F1 (Ergast successor, CORS-enabled). Add this script tag near the bottom of the file, just before the closing </body>. It fetches once on load and overwrites the hardcoded driver points in place:
<script>
(async function () {
try {
const r = await fetch('https://api.jolpi.ca/ergast/f1/current/driverStandings.json');
const j = await r.json();
const list = j.MRData.StandingsTable.StandingsLists[0]?.DriverStandings || [];
document.querySelectorAll('.driver-row').forEach((row, i) => {
const d = list[i];
if (!d) return;
const pts = row.querySelector('.driver-pts');
if (pts) pts.textContent = d.points;
});
} catch (e) { /* network blip — keep the static template */ }
})();
</script>
More powerful · OpenF1 + a tiny proxy. OpenF1 has live timing data (laps, pit stops, positions during a session) but doesn't expose CORS. A 30-line Cloudflare Worker fixes that and adds a 10-minute cache. The Worker quickstart link below has everything; the transformation logic mirrors the snippet above.
Python path · FastF1 + GitHub Actions. Prefer Python? Use the FastF1 library to write a JSON snapshot, commit it via a GitHub Action on a daily cron, and have the dashboard fetch the JSON. Same idea, different stack.
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