F1 2022: F1 results from Bahrain Grand Prix and current F1 standings ahead of Saudi Arabia Grand Prix

After a wild start to the season in Bahrain, here’s how the points are looking for 2022’s roster of F1 drivers.

Although it’s exciting for any driver to take home a podium place after a race weekend, the top teams also need to keep track of their points as the seasons go on.

Points are awarded for all positions up to P10, which are then added up to find the winning driver of the world championship each year.

Last year, Max Verstappen came out on top, making him the defending champion for 2022.

With that in mind, here are the current standings following the Bahrain Grand Prix.

As we've only had one race so far this season, the standings are almost identical to the results of the first race. We’ll keep this updated throughout the year as the standings start to shift around more.

Ferrari took home a 1-2 finish in the first weekend of the 2022 season of F1, after defending world champion Red Bull's Max Verstappen was forced to retire due to a loss of power in the final laps.

Here’s the full list of finishes, from P1 to those who didn't manage to complete the race:

- P1: Charles Leclerc / Ferrari

- P2: Carlos Sainz / Ferrari

- P3: Lewis Hamilton / Mercedes

- P4: George Russell / Mercedes

- P5: Kevin Magnussen / Haas

- P6: Valtteri Bottas / Alfa Romeo

- P7: Esteban Ocon / Alpine

- P8: Yuki Tsounda / Alphatauri

- P9: Fernando Alonso / Alpine

- P10: Zhou Guanyu / Alfa Romeo

- P11: Mick Schumacher / Haas

- P12: Lance Stroll / Aston Martin

- P13: Alexander Albon / Williams

- P14: Daniel Ricciardo / McLaren

- P15: Lando Norris / McLaren

- P16: Nicholas Latifi / Williams

- P17: Nico Hulkenberg / Aston Martin

- DNF: Sergio Perez / Red Bull Racing

- DNF: Max Verstappen / Red Bull Racing

- DNF: Pierre Gasly / Alphatauri

As Charles