Winner of the Formula 1 Dutch GP last Sunday, Lando Norris was also the driver with the highest score in the F1MANIA.NET Score in the race held in Zandvoort. In the ranking that takes into account F1MANIA.NET audience scores and algorithm data, the McLaren driver scored 78.8 points, leading the list for the second consecutive GP, as he was the highest scorer in Hungary.
The F1MANIA.NET Score is open for voting by the portal’s readers as soon as the GP in contention that weekend ends, and it is always closed 48 hours after the race. The results are published every Wednesday after the GP. In addition to the voting for that round, there is also the season’s accumulated score.
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Second position went to Kimi Antonelli, who scored 74.3 points in the Dutch round of the championship. Lewis Hamilton, with 71.1, was third in the F1MANIA.NET Score, followed by Fernando Alonso, fourth with 66.4 points after scoring with Aston Martin. Nico Hulkenberg, with 66.1, closes the top-5. Gabriel Bortoleto was 12th in the ranking in this round.
When we consider only the F1MANIA.NET readers’ scores, Norris remains in first position, but alongside Hamilton, both with 77.0 points. Antonelli is third on the list with 73.5 points, while Alonso, with 73.0, appears in fourth. Hulkenberg, with 71.5, completes the top five. Bortoleto was 11th in this segment, with 61.5 points.
Considering the average of all rounds of the year in the F1MANIA.NET Score, the leader is Antonelli, who has 76.7 points, 1.8 more than in the Hungarian round. Hamilton remains in second, now with 70.6, losing 0.8 points compared to the Hungaroring round. Norris appears in third with 63.6 points, advancing two positions in the ranking and 1.3 points.
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Fourth place on the list belongs to Max Verstappen, who retired in the Netherlands at the start of the race and has an average of 63.5 points, losing 2.5 points compared to the Hungarian round. Charles Leclerc, with 60.0, is fifth, losing 2.8 points. Bortoleto now appears in sixth place with 59.8 points, gaining 0.1 points compared to the average after the Hungarian GP, and gaining one position.
Formula 1 continues on September 6, when the Italian GP will be held at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza.
