F1 Penalty Points Tracker by Driver

About this chart

What it shows. Every driver currently carrying FIA super licence penalty points, with each penalty shown separately next to the number of days until it expires. Reaching 12 points within 12 months brings a race ban, so the chart shows at a glance who is close.

How to read it. Each row is a driver, highest total at the top. The bar is split into one segment per penalty: the segment's width is its points, and the number inside is the days left before those points expire. Segments run from the longest remaining on the left to the soonest on the right, so the right-hand end is the next to drop off. The bold figure at the end of the bar is the driver's total. The selector removes drivers from the chart, and the full penalty table is shown with it.

What to look for. A driver on eight or more points whose segments still have hundreds of days to run is in a riskier spot than one with the same total about to expire. Watch the small numbers at the right end of each bar: when they near zero, that driver's total is about to fall.

Data and caveats. Penalties and expiry dates are read from the penalty points table on Liquipedia's Formula 1 wiki when the page loads; this is not F1 timing data. Expired penalties are removed, but the expiry dates and the totals are Liquipedia's own, so a very recent stewards' decision may not be included yet.