Team by team analysis of Sunday's French Formula One Grand Prix at Le Castellet's Circuit Paul Ricard (listed in current championship order):
Verstappen's seventh win of the season sent him 63 points clear of Leclerc. Red Bull are 82 points ahead of Ferrari. Verstappen started on the front row and made just one stop on lap 16. Leclerc crashed two laps later, handing him the lead. It was then a straightforward run to the finish with 36 laps on hard tyres. Perez lost third to Hamilton at the start and was passed by Russell three laps from the end after a brief virtual safety car period.
The Frenchman received a five second penalty for causing a collision with Tsunoda on lap one, serving it at his sole pitstop. He overtook Ricciardo seven laps from the end for eighth.Norris started fifth but dropped back, struggling a bit with tyre wear and pace. McLaren had brought an upgrade package which gave them a step up but they had hoped for more. Ricciardo started ninth, with both drivers making one stop.Zhou failed to finish, retiring with a power unit issue, but was classified.
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