Standings after German GP
@>Drivers' Championship: Pos Driver Nat Team Points --- ---------------------- ---- ----------------- -------------- 1. Fernando Alonso E Renault 100 2. Michael Schumacher ...
@>Drivers' Championship:
Pos Driver Nat Team Points --- ---------------------- ---- ----------------- -------------- 1. Fernando Alonso E Renault 100 2. Michael Schumacher D Ferrari 89 3. Felipe Massa BR Ferrari 50 4. Giancarlo Fisichella I Renault 49 5. Kimi Raikkonen FIN McLaren-Mercedes 49 6. Juan Pablo Montoya COL McLaren-Mercedes 26 7. Jenson Button GB Honda 21 8. Rubens Barrichello BR Honda 16 9. Ralf Schumacher D Toyota 13 10. Nick Heidfeld D BMW 13 11. David Coulthard GB Red Bull-Ferrari 10 12. Jarno Trulli I Toyota 10 13. Jacques Villeneuve CDN BMW 7 14. Mark Webber AUS Williams-Cosworth 6 15. Nico Rosberg D Williams-Cosworth 4 16. Pedro de la Rosa E McLaren-Mercedes 2 17. Christian Klien A Red Bull-Ferrari 2 18. Vitantonio Liuzzi I Toro Rosso-Cosworth 1
@>Constructors' Championship:
Pos Constructor Nat Points --- ---------------------- ---- ----------------- -------------- 1. Renault F 149 2. Ferrari I 139 3. McLaren-Mercedes GB 77 4. Honda J 37 5. Toyota J 23 6. BMW D 20 7. Red Bull-Ferrari GB 12 8. Williams-Cosworth GB 10 9. Toro Rosso-Cosworth I 1
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