Formula 1 Results, Qualifying & Standings

What does Formula 1 Results, Qualifying & Standings do?

Formula 1 Results, Qualifying & Standings returns official Formula 1 data as clean rows for any season back to 1950. Choose race results, qualifying, the race calendar, driver standings or constructor standings, pick a season and optionally a round such as the last race. Each row has the race, circuit and date, driver or team, finishing or qualifying position, grid slot, laps, points, status, race time, fastest lap in seconds, and Q1 to Q3 times for qualifying.

Quick start (3 steps)

1. Open the Actor on Apify and click Try for free. No coding needed.
2. Choose what you want in the input form (defaults already work - just press Start).
3. Download the results as JSON, CSV or Excel, connect them to Google Sheets, or call the Actor as a live API (see below).

Where and how can you use Formula 1 Results, Qualifying & Standings?

Formula 1 Results, Qualifying & Standings gives you clean, structured data you can use in apps, spreadsheets, bots, dashboards and AI tools. Typical uses:

Use case	Who it is for	How to do it
Championship trackers	F1 fans and site owners	Show driver and constructor standings after every round.
Fantasy F1 and prediction games	Game creators	Use qualifying grids and past results to score picks.
Data analysis and dashboards	Analysts and students	Load any season back to 1950 into Sheets, Python or BI tools.
Betting models	Quant bettors	Feed finishing order, grid slot and fastest laps into your model.
Race-day bots	Community admins	Post results to Discord or Telegram right after the flag.
AI assistants	Developers using LLMs	Answer "who won the last race?" with live data.

Works with: Google Sheets, Excel, Make, Zapier, n8n, Airtable, Slack, Discord, Telegram, webhooks, Python, JavaScript, cURL, and any AI agent that can call an HTTP API or an MCP tool.

Use it as a live API (Actor Standby)

Need an instant answer instead of starting a run? This Actor also works as an always-on HTTP endpoint (Apify Actor Standby). Send a request, get JSON back in seconds - ideal for a Formula 1 results API, apps and automations.

Endpoint

GET https://mrdoe--f1-race-results-standings.apify.actor/?dataType=driver-standings&season=2025
Authorization: Bearer <YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN>

cURL

curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $APIFY_TOKEN" \
  "https://mrdoe--f1-race-results-standings.apify.actor/?dataType=driver-standings&season=2025"

Python

import requests
r = requests.get(
    "https://mrdoe--f1-race-results-standings.apify.actor/",
    params={"dataType": "driver-standings", "season": "2025"},
    headers={"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_APIFY_TOKEN"},
    timeout=60,
)
print(r.json()["items"])

JavaScript

const res = await fetch("https://mrdoe--f1-race-results-standings.apify.actor/?dataType=driver-standings&season=2025", {
  headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${process.env.APIFY_TOKEN}` },
});
const { count, items } = await res.json();

You can also POST a JSON body with the same fields as the Actor input. The response always looks like { "count": 1, "items": [ ... ] }; if something is wrong with your request you get a clear error message.

Standby vs. normal run - which should I use?

	Standby API	Normal run
Best for	Apps, bots, chat assistants, quick lookups	Scheduled jobs, bigger exports, datasets
Speed	Answers in seconds	Starts a fresh run each time
Output	JSON in the response	Dataset (JSON, CSV, Excel, XML)
Scheduling	Call it whenever you like	Apify Schedules and Tasks

Parameters at a glance

Parameter	Type	Default	What it does
dataType	string	"results"	Which Formula 1 data to return.
season	string	-	Four-digit year, for example 2026. Leave empty for the current season.
round	string	"last"	A round number such as 5, or "last" for the most recent race. For race results and qualifying, leave empty to return every round of the season. For standings it shows...
maxRows	integer	5	Maximum number of rows to return. Default is 5 for a quick test; set 0 to return everything available.

Arrays can be passed as a comma-separated list in the URL, for example ?leagues=nba,nhl.

Example result

{
  "dataType": "driver-standings",
  "season": 2025,
  "round": 24,
  "raceName": null,
  "circuit": null,
  "locality": null,
  "country": null,
  "date": null,
  "startTime": null,
  "driverId": "norris",
  "driverName": "Lando Norris",
  "driverCode": "NOR"
}

Ready-made Tasks

This Actor ships with ready-to-run Tasks for the most common searches - open the Tasks tab, pick one, and press Start. Clone any Task to change the input and schedule it.

Why use Formula 1 Results, Qualifying & Standings?

• Five data sets in one Actor and one schema, so joins are simple.
• Any season back to 1950, or just the last race.
• Fastest laps converted to seconds and qualifying times per session.
• Standings after any round for championship tracking.
• Works logged out; no key needed.

What makes this different

Most F1 data tools cover only the latest race. This Actor returns results, qualifying, calendar and both championship tables for any season in a single flat schema, with fastest laps in seconds, ready for models and dashboards.

How it works

1. Your input — choose the data set, a season and an optional round such as last.
2. The Actor collects it — the Actor reads the official results feed and pages through it.
3. Your output — you get one clean row per driver, team or session.

What data can you extract?

The dataset has 29 fields per row:

Field	Type	Description
dataType	string	results, qualifying, schedule, driver-standings or constructor-standings.
season	number	Season year.
round	number	Round number.
raceName	string	Grand Prix name.
circuit	string	Circuit name.
locality	string	Circuit city.
country	string	Circuit country.
date	string	Race date.
startTime	string	Race start (ISO 8601).
driverId	string	Driver identifier.
driverName	string	Driver full name.
driverCode	string	Three-letter driver code.
driverNumber	number	Permanent race number.
nationality	string	Driver nationality.
team	string	Constructor name.
position	number	Finishing, qualifying or championship position.
grid	number	Starting grid slot.
laps	number	Laps completed.
points	number	Points scored.
wins	number	Wins in the championship.
status	string	Finished, +1 Lap, retirement reason.
raceTime	string	Race time as published.
fastestLapRank	number	Fastest-lap rank.
fastestLapTime	string	Fastest lap as published.
fastestLapSeconds	number	Fastest lap in seconds.
q1	string	Q1 time.
q2	string	Q2 time.
q3	string	Q3 time.
sessions	object	Session start times for a race weekend.

How to use Formula 1 Results, Qualifying & Standings

1. Open the Actor and go to the Input tab.
2. Choose the Data you want, optionally set a Season and a Round such as last, and press Start.
3. Optionally set filters and a Max results limit.
4. Click Start. A default run finishes in under a minute.
5. Open the Output tab, then download the dataset or connect it to your tools.

Input Parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Default	Description
dataType	string	No	"results"	Which Formula 1 data to return.
season	string	No	—	Four-digit year, for example 2026. Leave empty for the current season.
round	string	No	"last"	A round number such as 5, or "last" for the most recent race. For race results and qualifying, leave empty to return every round of the season. For standings it shows the table after that round.
maxRows	integer	No	5	Maximum number of rows to return. Default is 5 for a quick test; set 0 to return everything available.
proxyConfiguration	object	No	{"useApifyProxy":false}	Optional. The data is public and works without a proxy.

Output Data

dataType says which data set a row belongs to; fields that do not apply are null. Times are strings as published; fastestLapSeconds is numeric. Points and positions are numbers.

A real dataset item:

{
  "dataType": "results",
  "season": 2026,
  "round": 14,
  "raceName": "Spanish Grand Prix",
  "circuit": "Madring",
  "locality": "Madrid",
  "country": "Spain",
  "date": "2026-09-13",
  "startTime": "2026-09-13T13:00:00Z",
  "driverId": "antonelli",
  "driverName": "Andrea Kimi Antonelli",
  "driverCode": "ANT",
  "driverNumber": 12,
  "nationality": "Italian",
  "position": 1,
  "grid": 2,
  "laps": 57,
  "points": 25,
  "wins": null,
  "status": "Finished",
  "raceTime": "1:34:23.754",
  "fastestLapRank": 2,
  "fastestLapTime": "1:36.030",
  "fastestLapSeconds": 96.03,
  "q1": null,
  "q2": null,
  "q3": null,
  "team": "Mercedes",
  "sessions": null
}

Usage Examples

Last race results

{
  "dataType": "results",
  "round": "last",
  "maxRows": 20
}

Driver championship table

{
  "dataType": "driver-standings",
  "maxRows": 25
}

Full 2025 race calendar

{
  "dataType": "schedule",
  "season": "2025",
  "maxRows": 30
}

Tips for Best Results

• Leave Round empty for results or qualifying to get every round of a season.
• Use the standings after a specific round to see how the championship evolved.
• Schedule it after each race weekend.
• Default is 5 results for a fast test. Set the max to 0 to return everything available.

Known Limitations

• Results appear shortly after a session ends.
• Qualifying Q1 to Q3 times exist only for sessions that had those stages.
• Sprint results are not included.
• The data feed limits request rates; very large multi-season pulls should be split across runs.

Integrations

Run it from the Apify API, on a schedule, or from a webhook. Send results straight to Google Sheets, Make, Zapier, Slack or your own database with Apify's built-in integrations.

Export Formats

Download the dataset as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, HTML table or RSS from the Output tab or the API.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it need an account or API key?

No. It reads a public results feed.

Which seasons are covered?

Every Formula 1 season from 1950 to the current one.

Am I charged for failed results?

No. You are only charged for rows written to the dataset.

Do I need an account or login?

No. The Actor reads public results data and needs no account or key.

Am I charged for failed runs or empty results?

You are only charged for results that are actually written to the dataset.

Can I run it on a schedule?

Yes. Create a Task with your input and add a schedule in Apify Console. With monitor mode on, each scheduled run returns only what changed since the previous one.

Can I use this Actor as an API?

Yes. Call the endpoint shown in Use it as a live API with your Apify token. You get JSON in the response, no run to manage.

Can I connect it to Google Sheets, Make, Zapier or n8n?

Yes. Use the Apify integrations for each tool, or call the endpoint from any HTTP module. Scheduled Tasks can push fresh data to your sheet or workflow automatically.

Can an AI assistant use it?

Yes. Any agent that can call an HTTP endpoint or use Apify Actors as tools can call it and read the JSON result.

Support

Questions or a missing field? Open an issue from the Issues tab on this Actor's page and it will be looked at.

Legal / Responsible Use

You are responsible for using the data in line with the data provider's terms and applicable law. Formula 1 is a trademark of its owners; this Actor is not affiliated with Formula 1.