Aston Martin scored a round-high 113 BOTT points in Great Britain, ten more than Williams and 21 more than Red Bull.
The result did not erase the earlier rounds. Red Bull remained first overall on 353 points, Williams sat one behind on 352, and Aston Martin occupied third on 283—70 short of the lead.
Five top fives make the weekend
Aston Martin's ten starts produced one win, three podiums and five top-five finishes. The victory arrived in D4; the wider score came from retaining useful positions across the entry.
Williams actually won twice and scored 103. Red Bull won none and scored 92. Aston Martin's 113 sat between those extremes: fewer wins than Williams, more points than both.
One point separates the season's top two
Red Bull's 353-point total survived Great Britain by the smallest possible whole-number margin. Williams sat on 352, while Aston Martin's round victory moved its total to 283.
That is the useful distinction after Round 3: Aston Martin was the best team in Great Britain; Red Bull remained the best-scoring team across the season; Williams was close enough to require no rounding. Three standings, three perspectives, zero redundancy.
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