Ferrari entered Jeddah 52 points behind Williams in BOTT and left five ahead. A 174-117 round-score advantage produced a 57-point relative swing and changed the season leader to Ferrari on 803.
BULLDOGGER47 supplied Ferrari's only victory in D2. Five podiums and eight top-five finishes from 12 starts created the depth behind the lead change, rather than a multi-win sweep.
One win sits inside eight top fives
Ferrari's scoring shape was broad: fewer than half the team starts reached the podium, but two-thirds reached the top five. The 174 total therefore came from repeated high finishes around the D2 win.
Aston Martin finished second in the round on 136 and Williams third on 117. Ferrari beat the prior championship leader by enough to erase the full 52-point gap and add five more.
The championship lines cross by five
Before Jeddah, Williams stood on 681 and Ferrari 629. After adding their round scores, Ferrari reached 803 and Williams 798. The chart makes the crossing line explicit.
Jeddah's team story is not a victory count. It is how one win, five podiums and eight top fives converted a large deficit into the smallest possible multi-point lead.
