A proposal to expand F1's points-paying positions for 2025 is on the agenda for initial discussion between the sport's stakeholders this week.
A proposal to expand F1's points-paying positions for 2025 is on the agenda for initial discussion between the sport's stakeholders this week. As first reported by motorsport.com, a proposal has been put forward for the points positions to go down to 12th place instead of 10th, in grands prix with a revised allocation from eighth-place downwards to accommodate such a change.
The first five races of the 2024 season have seen the top five teams - Red Bull, Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes and Aston Martin - secure 88 per cent of the top-10 positions between them, with only Haas and RB breaking into the points places so far. F1 has tweaked its points system at various stages throughout the sport's history.
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