Championship Endpoints (8)
All endpoints use base URLhttps://api.sportsapipro.com/v2/motorsport.
Championship Info
GET /api/tournament/:id/info
GET /api/tournament/:id/seasons
GET /api/tournament/:id/image
GET /api/tournament/:id/featured-events
GET /api/tournament/:id/media
Season-Specific Endpoints
All requiretournamentId + seasonId. Discover season IDs via /api/tournament/:id/seasons.
GET /api/tournament/:id/season/:sid/events/last/:page
GET /api/tournament/:id/season/:sid/events/next/:page
GET /api/tournament/:id/season/:sid/info
/season/:sid/venues and /season/:sid/statistics return 404 for motorsport — the upstream feed does not publish them for race championships. Venue/circuit info is embedded in each stage’s /api/match/:matchId payload.Standings
GET /api/tournament/:id/season/:sid/standings # Constructor / team standings
GET /api/tournament/:id/season/:sid/standings/teams # Constructor / team standings (same shape)
Both standings endpoints return constructor standings for motorsport (Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari, Aprilia Racing, etc), and the two payloads are identical. There is no drivers’/riders’ standings endpoint in this feed, and no per-race Each stage carries
results[] array to derive one from — so a drivers points table cannot be built today.Verified September 2026:# F1 2026 — 11 constructor rows
GET /api/tournament/40/season/214140/standings
# -> Mercedes 503, Ferrari 358, McLaren 306, Red Bull Racing 230 ...
# fields: position, points, victories, podiums, polePositions, racesStarted, racesWithPoints
# MotoGP 2026 — 14 team rows
GET /api/tournament/17/season/220597/standings
# -> Aprilia Racing 570, Ducati Lenovo 450, Trackhouse 425, Red Bull KTM 328 ...
# fields: position, points only
/standings/drivers, /standings/riders, /standings/competitors, /standings/individual, /standings/players, /standings/total, /driver-standings and /competitor-standings all return 404.Driver-level ranking that does work — race wins:GET /api/tournament/40/season/214140/races
winner (driver name, nameCode, and parentTeam) once the race has finished — count wins per driver. F1 2026 currently lists 25 races, 14 with a winner.