Alexander Albon, born on March 23, 1996, is having a great 2026 Formula 1 season. He races for the , driving the car with a engine. So far, he has earned 70 championship points and his rank is 8 in the driver standings, showing strong and consistent performance throughout the season.
Alexander Albon is doing very well in the 2026 Formula 1 season, with 0 race wins, 0 podium finishes, and 0 pole positions. This page gives a clear view of Alexander Albon's season so far, including results from each race, driver stats, and the team's overall progress.
Alexander Albon Ansusinha, known as Alex Albon, is a Thai-British racing driver competing in Formula One for Williams. Born on 23 March 1996 in Westminster, London, Albon has dual nationality and races under the Thai flag. His father, Nigel Albon, was a British racing driver, and his mother, Kankamol "Minky" Albon, hails from Thailand.
Albon's racing journey began in karting at age eight. He achieved significant success by winning the Kartmasters British Grand Prix and the CIK-FIA World Cup. Progressing through the ranks, he competed in the Formula Renault Eurocup and FIA Formula 3 European Championship before moving to GP3 Series in 2016. There, he finished as runner-up to Charles Leclerc.
In 2017, Albon advanced to FIA Formula 2 with ART Grand Prix and later joined DAMS in 2018. He secured multiple wins and finished third in the championship. His performance caught the attention of Toro Rosso, leading to his Formula One debut in 2019.
Albon debuted with Toro Rosso at the Australian Grand Prix in 2019. Mid-season, he was promoted to Red Bull Racing, partnering Max Verstappen. He achieved his first podium finishes at the Tuscan and Bahrain Grands Prix in 2020. However, he was replaced by Sergio Pérez for the 2021 season but remained with Red Bull as a reserve driver.
In 2022, Albon joined Williams, replacing George Russell. He scored points at several races, including a notable seventh-place finish at the Canadian Grand Prix in 2023. His consistent performances led to a contract extension with Williams until at least the end of the 2026 season.
In 2025, Albon partnered with Carlos Sainz Jr. at Williams. He secured points finishes at multiple Grands Prix, including fifth place at a rain-affected Australian Grand Prix and seventh at the Chinese Grand Prix after disqualifications of other drivers.
Albon is a practising Buddhist and has been dating Chinese LPGA golfer Lily He since 2019. He is known for his love of animals, owning several pets including cats and horses.
As Albon continues his career with Williams, he remains a prominent figure in Formula One with aspirations for further success on the track.