The 2017 LMP1 FIA World Endurance Manufacturers Championship has seen two wins for Toyota and two wins for Porsche, with Porsche leading by 39.5 points (154 to 114.5) thanks to the German manufacturers win in Le Mans, which garnered double points.

1 Porsche 154
2 Toyota 114.5

In the LMP FIA World Endurance Drivers Championship the current leaders are the 24 Hours of Le Mans winners Brendon Hartley, Earl Bamber and Timo Bernhard, the trio currently on 108 points after also winning the race in Germany last month. Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps winners, Anthony Davidson, Kazuki Nakajima and Sebastien Buemi are 30 points behind their Porsche rivals on 78 points.

1 Brendon HARTLEY Porsche Team 108
1 Earl BAMBER Porsche Team 108
1 Timo BERNHARD Porsche Team 108
2 Anthony DAVIDSON Toyota Gazoo Racing 78
2 Kazuki NAKAJIMA Toyota Gazoo Racing 78
2 Sébastien BUEMI Toyota Gazoo Racing 78
3 Ho-Pin TUNG Jackie Chan DC Racing 60
3 Oliver JARVIS Jackie Chan DC Racing 60
3 Thomas LAURENT Jackie Chan DC Racing 60
4 André LOTTERER Porsche Team 46
4 Neel JANI Porsche Team 46
4 Nick TANDY Porsche Team 46
5 Kamui KOBAYASHI Toyota Gazoo Racing 36.5
5 Mike CONWAY Toyota Gazoo Racing 36.5

The 2017 GT FIA World Endurance Manufacturers Championship sees Ferrari and Ford tied on 135 points after four races. The Italian manufacturer is classified in first place thanks to the two wins in Belgium and Germany compared to one win in Silverstone for the American firm. 24 Hours of Le Mans winners Aston Martin are on 113 points with Porsche on 106. Aston Martin won the 6 Hours of Mexico 12 months ago and the British manufacturer will be looking for another win to close the gap.

1 Ferrari 135
2 Ford 135
3 Aston Martin 113
4 Porsche 106

The 2017 GT FIA World Endurance Drivers Championship is currently led by round 1 winners Andy Priaulx and Harry Tincknell. The British Ford GT duo are currently on 84 points, 10 points ahead of former teammate Pipo Derani and 11 points in front of Porsche drivers Fred Makowieci and former GTE champion Richard Lietz. 24 Hours of Le Mans winners Darren Turner, Daniel Serra and Jonny Adam are in 4 th on 69 points, the Aston Martin trio just 7 points in front of Ferrari race winner Alessandro Pier Guidi and James Calado.

1 Andy PRIAULX Ford 84
1 Harry TINCKNELL Ford 84
2 Luis Felipe DERANI Ford 74
3 Frédéric MAKOWIECKI Porsche 73
3 Richard LIETZ Porsche 73
4 Daniel SERRA Aston Martin 69
4 Darren TURNER Aston Martin 69

4 Jonathan ADAM Aston Martin 69
5 Alessandro PIER GUIDI Ferrari 62
5 James CALADO Ferrari 62

FIA World Endurance Trophy – LMP2
In LMP2 the no 38 Jackie Chan DC Racing is in a commanding lead after taking three wins, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans, from the four European races. Drivers Ho-Pin Tung, Oliver Jarvis and Thomas Laurent are currently on 116 points, 46 ahead of Bruno Senna and Julien Canal in the no31 Vaillante Rebellion Oreca-Gibson.

1 Ho-Pin TUNG 116
1 Oliver JARVIS 116
1 Thomas LAURENT 116
2 Bruno SENNA 70
2 Julien CANAL 70
3 Gustavo MENEZES 57
3 Matthew RAO 57
4 Nicolas PROST 52
5 Alex BRUNDLE 51
5 David CHENG 51
5 Tristan GOMMENDY 51
1 38 Jackie Chan DC Racing 116
2 31 Vaillante Rebellion 70
3 36 Signatech Alpine Matmut 57
4 37 Jackie Chan DC Racing 51
5 26 G-Drive Racing 46

FIA World Endurance Trophy – LMGTE Am
The top three cars in the LMGTE Am FIA World Endurance Drivers are split by just two points. The crews of the no61 Clearwater Racing Ferrari F488, Keita Sawa, Matt Griffin and Weng Sun Mok, and the no77 Dempsey Proton Racing Porsche 911. Christian Ried, Marvin Dienst and Matteo Cairoli are tied on 88 points, with the Ferrari crew being classified in first place. The Clearwater Racing team are currently on 102 points at the head of the Team’s Trophy, 8 points ahead of Dempsey-Proton Racing. Paul Dalla Lana, Pedro Lamy and Mathias Lauda are just two points behind the two leading crews in the no98 Aston Martin Racing Vantage, the Round 2 winners having scored a 100% record of pole positions so far this season.

1 Keita SAWA 88
1 Matt GRIFFIN 88
1 Weng Sun MOK 88
2 Christian RIED 88
2 Marvin DIENST 88
2 Matteo CAIROLI 88
3 Mathias LAUDA 86
3 Paul DALLA LANA 86
3 Pedro LAMY 86

1 61 Clearwater Racing 102
2 77 Dempsey – Proton Racing 94
3 98 Aston Martin Racing 92
4 54 Spirit of Race 50
5 86 Gulf Racing UK 46

The next round of the 2017 FIA World Endurance Championship is the 6 Hours of Mexico which will take place on Sunday 3 September and is Round 5 of the 9 race 2017 season.