Val Khorounzhiy

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463 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 28 Jul

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The Race F1 Podcast · Driver Rankings: Which surprise name did we rank P1 for Hungary? · 28 Jul 2026 podcast

Total waste of your time.

Total waste of my time in the MotoGP context.

And total waste of the listeners, readers, whatever time.

And that time is valuable to us as people on Earth, as two people who...

work quite hard generally and who are aware how valuable free time is and who would not want to spend it with somebody who is lying to them.

This is starting to feel like a Val and Ed Film Club podcast, which you can, by the way, listen to on the Race Members Club, in which we go to this sort of obsessive detail and rumination on certain movies.

But let's get to the ranking standings, right?

So Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli still leads the rankings championship, which I'm sure is equally valuable to his actual Formula One World Championship lead.

In the rankings championship, it has been reduced.

Unlike in the real championship, it's down from 34 points to 21.

Lando Norris has moved ahead of Max Verstappen for second place there, but just one point separating them.

Obviously, a big bump for our winner this weekend, which say our rankings winner, not our winner, winner.

Pierre Gasly has gone from 10th to 7th in the rankings championship.

He's now on 68 points, just as an idea of scale.

That's 68.

Antonelli, the leader, is on 133.

Gasly is next up.

It's Carlos Sainz on 85.

Obviously, Sainz scored absolutely nothing this weekend in both championships.

Liam Lawson, now ahead of Gabriel Bortoletto and Charles Leclerc in eighth place, 53-51, 49 is the three points there.

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