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2009

  1. Brawn-Mercedes 172 pts
  2. RBR-Renault 153.5 pts
  3. McLaren-Mercedes 71 pts
  4. Ferrari 70 pts
  5. Toyota 59.5 pts
  6. BMW Sauber 36 pts
  7. Williams-Toyota 34.5 pts
  8. Renault 26 pts
  9. Force India-Mercedes 13 pts
  10. STR-Ferrari 8 pts

2008

  1. Ferrari 172pts
  2. McLaren-Mercedes151pts
  3. BMW Sauber 135pts
  4. Renault 80pts
  5. Toyota 56pts
  6. STR-Ferrari 39pts
  7. Red Bull-Renault 29pts
  8. Williams-Toyota 26pts
  9. Honda 14pts
  10. Force India-Ferrari 0pts
  11. Super Aguri-Honda 0pts (Withdrew)

Last updated 3rd November 2008

2007

  1. Ferrari 204pts
  2. BMW 101pts
  3. Renault 51pts
  4. Williams-Toyota 33pts
  5. Red Bull-Renault 24pts
  6. Toyota 13pts
  7. STR-Ferrari 8pts
  8. Honda 6pts
  9. Super Aguri-Honda 4pts
  10. Spyker-Ferrari 1pts
  11. McLaren-Mercedes 0pts

McLaren was found in breach of International Sporting Code for having Ferrari confidential data obtained illegally, stripped of points and relegated to last position

2006

  1. Renault 206pts
  2. Ferrari 201pts
  3. McLaren-Mercedes 110pts
  4. Honda 86pts
  5. Sauber-BMW 36pts
  6. Toyota 35pts
  7. RBR-Ferrari 16pts
  8. Williams-Cosworth 11pts
  9. STR-Cosworth 1pts
  10. MF1-Toyota 0pts
  11. Super Aguri-Honda 0pts

2005

  1. Renault 191pts
  2. McLaren-Mercedes 182pts
  3. Ferrari 100pts
  4. Toyota 88pts
  5. Williams-BMW 66pts
  6. BAR-Honda 38pts
  7. RBR-Cosworth 34pts
  8. Sauber-Petronas 20pts
  9. Jordan-Toyota 12pts
  10. Minardi-Cosworth 7pts

2004

  1. Ferrari 262pts
  2. BAR-Honda 119pts
  3. Renault 105pts
  4. Williams-BMW 88pts
  5. McLaren-Mercedes 69pts
  6. Sauber-Petronas 34pts
  7. Jaguar-Cosworth 10pts
  8. Toyota 9pts
  9. Jordan-Ford 5pts
  10. Minardi-Cosworth 1pts

2003

  1. Ferrari 158pts
  2. Williams-BMW 144pts
  3. McLaren-Mercedes 142pts
  4. Renault 88pts
  5. BAR-Honda 26pts
  6. Sauber-Petronas 19pts
  7. Jaguar-Cosworth 18pts
  8. Toyota 16pts
  9. Jordan-Ford 13pts
  10. Minardi-Cosworth 0pts

2002

  1. Ferrari 221pts
  2. Williams-BMW 92pts
  3. McLaren-Mercedes 65pts
  4. Renault 23pts
  5. Sauber-Petronas 11pts
  6. Jordan-Honda 9pts
  7. Jaguar-Cosworth 8pts
  8. BAR-Honda 7pts
  9. Minardi-Asiatech 2pts
  10. Toyota 2pts
  11. Arrows-Cosworth 2pts

2001

  1. Ferrari 179pts
  2. McLaren-Mercedes 102pts
  3. Williams-BMW 80pts
  4. Sauber-Petronas 21pts
  5. Jordan-Honda 19pts
  6. BAR-Honda 17pts
  7. Benetton-Renault 10pts
  8. Jaguar-Cosworth 9pts
  9. Prost-Acer 4pts
  10. Arrows-Asiatech 1pts
  11. Minardi-European 0pts

2000

  1. Ferrari 170pts
  2. McLaren-Mercedes 152pts
  3. Williams-BMW 36pts
  4. Benetton-Playlife 20pts
  5. BAR-Honda 20pts
  6. Jordan-Mugen-Honda 17pts
  7. Arrows-Supertec 7pts
  8. Sauber-Petronas 6pts
  9. Jaguar-Cosworth 4pts
  10. Minardi-Fondmetal 0pts
  11. Prost-Peugeot 0pts

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Last 3 Races

Abu Dhabi GP Sun. Race (1 November 2009)
  1. Sebastian Vettel (RBR-Renault) 55 laps [1:34:03.414] 10 pts
  2. Mark Webber (RBR-Renault) 55 laps [+17.8 secs] 8 pts
  3. Jenson Button (Brawn-Mercedes) 55 laps [+18.4 secs] 6 pts
  4. Rubens Barrichello (Brawn-Mercedes) 55 laps [+22.7 secs] 5 pts
  5. Nick Heidfeld (BMW Sauber) 55 laps [+26.2 secs] 4 pts
  6. Kamui Kobayashi (Toyota) 55 laps [+28.3 secs] 3 pts
  7. Jarno Trulli (Toyota) 55 laps [+34.3 secs] 2 pts
  8. Sebastien Buemi (STR-Ferrari) 55 laps [+41.2 secs] 1 pts
  9. Nico Rosberg (Williams-Toyota) 55 laps [+45.9 secs]
  10. Robert Kubica (BMW Sauber) 55 laps [+48.1 secs]
  11. Heikki Kovalainen (McLaren-Mercedes) 55 laps [+52.7 secs]
  12. Kimi Räikkönen (Ferrari) 55 laps [+54.3 secs]
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  15. Vitantonio Liuzzi (Force India-Mercedes) 55 laps [+94.4 secs]
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  17. Adrian Sutil (Force India-Mercedes) 54 laps [+1 Lap]
  18. Romain Grosjean (Renault) 54 laps [+1 Lap]
  19. Lewis Hamilton (McLaren-Mercedes) 19 laps [Brakes Retired]
  20. Jaime Alguersuari (STR-Ferrari) 17 laps [Gearbox Retired]
 
 

Driver and Constructor

Season 2009
  1. Jenson Button (British) Brawn-Mercedes / 95 pts
  2. Rubens Barrichello (Brazilian) Brawn-Mercedes / 84 pts
  3. Sebastian Vettel (German) RBR-Renault / 77 pts
  4. Mark Webber (Australian) RBR-Renault / 69.5 pts
  5. Lewis Hamilton (British) McLaren-Mercedes / 49 pts
  6. Kimi Räikkönen (Finnish) Ferrari / 48 pts
  7. Nico Rosberg (German) Williams-Toyota / 34.5 pts
  8. Jarno Trulli (Italian) Toyota / 32.5 pts
  9. Fernando Alonso (Spanish) Renault / 26 pts
  10. Timo Glock (German) Toyota / 24 pts
  11. Felipe Massa (Brazilian) Ferrari / 22 pts
  12. Heikki Kovalainen (Finnish) McLaren-Mercedes / 22 pts
  13. Nick Heidfeld (German) BMW Sauber / 19 pts
  14. Robert Kubica (Polish) BMW Sauber / 17 pts
  15. Giancarlo Fisichella (Italian) Force India-Mercedes / 8 pts
  16. Sebastien Buemi (Swiss) STR-Ferrari / 6 pts
  17. Adrian Sutil (German) Force India-Mercedes / 5 pts
  18. Kamui Kobayashi (Japanese) Toyota / 3 pts
  19. Sebastien Bourdais (French) STR-Ferrari / 2 pts
  20. Kazuki Nakajima (Japanese) Williams-Toyota / 0 pts
  21. Nelsinho Piquet (Brazilian) Renault / 0 pts
  22. Vitantonio Liuzzi (Italian) Force India-Mercedes / 0 pts
  23. Romain Grosjean (French) Renault / 0 pts
  24. Jaime Alguersuari (Spanish) STR-Ferrari / 0 pts
  25. Luca Badoer (Italian) Ferrari / 0 pts
 
 

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