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Alexander Albon All drivers

Alexander Albon

ALB🇹🇭 Thai2019–presentWilliams

2 podiums from 143 starts across 7 seasons, best result 3rd, and outscored Carlos Sainz over 38 races together.

Titles
0
Best: 7th
Wins
0
0.0% of starts
Podiums
2
1.4% of starts
Career points
318
as scored at the time
Starts
143
7 seasons, 3 teams

0 sprint wins from 26 starts.

2026 · 18th with 5 ptsOut of the title fight: 297 behind Andrea Kimi Antonelli with 208 left.P17P17P17P15P20Open 2026 in the calculator →

Championship finish by season

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Toro RossoRed BullWilliams

Against Albon's teammates

Points in races together
Carlos Sainz 75 – 59 2025–26 · 38 races · ahead on the results sheet 21–17
Logan Sargeant 29 – 1 2023–24 · 36 races · ahead on the results sheet 31–5
Max Verstappen 181 – 311 2019–20 · 26 races · ahead on the results sheet 9–17
Nicholas Latifi 4 – 2 2022 · 21 races · ahead on the results sheet 17–4
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Daniil Kvyat 16 – 27 2019 · 12 races · ahead on the results sheet 5–7
Franco Colapinto 8 – 5 2024 · 9 races · ahead on the results sheet 4–5

Best circuits

By podiums, then average finish
1 Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello Best 3rd · 1 start · avg finish 3 1 Bahrain International Circuit Best 3rd · 7 starts · avg finish 9.7 0 Hockenheimring Best 6th · 1 start · avg finish 6 0 Istanbul Park Best 7th · 1 start · avg finish 7 0 Sochi Autodrom Best 5th · 2 starts · avg finish 7.5

Milestones

Debut
2019 Australian GP Toro Rosso
First points
2019 Bahrain GP 9th
First podium
2020 Tuscan GP 3rd

All seasons

Points as counted for the championship
Year Team Pos Pts Wins Podiums Teammate
2026 Williams 18 5 0 0 Carlos Sainz
2025 Williams 8 73 0 0 Carlos Sainz
2024 Williams 16 12 0 0 Logan Sargeant, Franco Colapinto
2023 Williams 13 27 0 0 Logan Sargeant
2022 Williams 19 4 0 0 Nicholas Latifi
2020 Red Bull 7 105 0 2 Max Verstappen
2019 Toro Rosso / Red Bull 8 92 0 0 Daniil Kvyat, Max Verstappen

Starts count Grands Prix with a classified result, sprints excluded. Figures cover the World Championship from 1958.