Will Lewis Hamilton be 2nd in the drivers' standings right after the Italian GP on Sep 6?

Warum: - Premise (Grandepremio, Aug 27): After the Dutch GP, the Drivers’ Championship had Antonelli 1st on 242 points, with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton tied on 183; Hamilton was listed 3rd (tied with Russell). - Premise (Formula1.com race report, Sep 6): In the Italian GP at Monza, Russell finished 2nd (worth 18 points per the report’s points column), while Hamilton finished 6th. The report’s table shows points strictly decreasing from P1=25, P2=18, P3=15, P4=12, P5=10, implying P6 earns fewer than 10, i.e., fewer than 18. - Inference: Starting from a tie between Russell and Hamilton, and with Russell scoring more points than Hamilton at Monza, Russell must move ahead of Hamilton in the standings. - Premise (Formula1.com): Norris finished 4th and earned 12 points; Premise (Grandepremio): Norris trailed Hamilton by 24 points pre-race (159 vs 183). - Inference: A 12-point gain cannot erase a 24-point deficit in one race, so Norris cannot jump Hamilton. - Conclusion: Immediately after Monza, Antonelli remains 1st, Russell moves to 2nd, and Hamilton is not exactly 2nd. Therefore, the official standings cannot list Hamilton in exactly 2nd place.