Charles Leclerc sets record for most points without F1 championship
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 11:14 PM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026

Charles Leclerc became the highest-scoring driver in Formula 1 history without winning a World Drivers’ Championship, accumulating 1,905 career points. This record was achieved during the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas on October 25, 2026. Despite nine Grand Prix victories and 56 podium finishes, Leclerc has yet to secure a championship title, with Ferrari's inconsistencies contributing to his ongoing quest. With Leclerc now 29, the pressure mounts for Ferrari to provide a competitive car for title contention.
- •Leclerc surpasses Valtteri Bottas' 1,797 points total.
- •Record achieved at the United States Grand Prix on October 25, 2026.
- •Leclerc has nine Grand Prix wins and 56 podiums.
- •Ferrari has struggled with strategic errors and car performance.
- •Leclerc remains focused on winning a championship title.
- 11:14 PMYahoo Sports — CHARLES LECLERC JUST MADE F1 HISTORY FOR ALL THE WRONG REASONS!
"harles Leclerc has officially claimed one of the most painful records in Formula 1 history, and it’s a statistic that perfectly captures the frustration of his career with Ferrari. With 1,905 career points , Leclerc has surpassed Valtteri Bottas, who finished his career with 1,797 points, to become the driver with the most points in…
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