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For seventeen laps, Lando Norris drove the faster car and had nothing to show for it. He ran close enough to touch Kimi Antonelli’s rear wing for seven of those laps and still could not find a way past, because at Zandvoort, on identical tyres, being quicker is not the same as being able to overtake.

The race for the win was not settled by a move on track at all. I...


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Lando Norris claimed back-to-back Grand Prix wins at the Dutch GP, cutting his championship deficit to Kimi Antonelli to 83 points Norris says he still needs “more than what I have now” from his McLaren to seriously fight for the 2026 title Team boss Andrea Stella says Norris is driving with a new level of assertiveness, comparing his form to a title-winning standard

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George Russell was ordered to let teammate Kimi Antonelli pass for second place in the closing laps of the Dutch Grand Prix Russell says Antonelli “deserved” the position after the Mercedes team order, calling his own third-place finish “a fair result” Team boss Toto Wolff insists the call was “not a difficult decision” and would have applied in reverse had the positions been ...

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Lewis Hamilton finished fourth at the Dutch Grand Prix after losing time stuck behind teammate Charles Leclerc on quicker tyres His frustrated team radio messages included a sarcastic “great waste of time there, guys” once Leclerc finally pitted Hamilton compared Ferrari’s hesitation to swap the drivers with Mercedes’ quick call to move George Russell aside for Kimi Antonelli ...

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Max Verstappen crashed out of the Dutch Grand Prix on the opening lap after losing control on a still-damp Turn 14 at Zandvoort The Red Bull driver walked away unharmed but says the impact “could have been a lot worse” given how many cars were running close behind him The result likely marks the final Dutch Grand Prix of Verstappen’s career, with Zandvoort dropping off next ye...

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