Fernando Alonso satisfied with Aston Martin’s progress, but not yet with Honda’s
Aston Martin continues its progress: Fernando Alonso secured ninth place at the Dutch Grand Prix, bringing back 2 points.
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Audi comes back from far behind after the huge crash in the first lap and continues its great streak
Nico Hülkenberg nevertheless experienced a first scare right at the start when his teammate lost control of his single-seater in front of him.
Carlos Sainz apologizes for the “strike” with his teammate at Zandvoort: nothing is going right!
Williams experienced a particularly difficult Dutch Grand Prix, ending in the worst possible way with a collision.
Marc Marquez convinced Isack Hadjar not to take risks at Zandvoort
Isack Hadjar wanted to participate in the Grand Prix despite his wrist fracture, but advice from Marc Marquez convinced him.
Kyle Kirkwood (Andretti) dominates in Washington, all wrong for Alex Palou (Ganassi)
Kyle Kirkwood dominated from start to finish in the IndyCar race held on the streets of Washington D.C.
Toto Wolff defends Mercedes orders: “It was completely normal”
Mercedes asked George Russell to give back second place to Kimi Antonelli at the end of the race in Zandvoort. Toto Wolff fully stands by this decision and assures that the team would have acted the same way with the roles reversed.
Max Verstappen clear about Red Bull: “We can’t work magic”
Max Verstappen has no illusions about Red Bull’s current situation. After a difficult weekend in Zandvoort, the Dutchman believes that his team is now the fourth force on the grid and must accept this reality.
Oscar Piastri powerless at Zandvoort: “From there, everything went downhill”
Only sixth in the Dutch Grand Prix while Lando Norris won with the same McLaren, Oscar Piastri admits to lacking pace at Zandvoort and is still trying to understand why.
Charles Leclerc frustrated after Zandvoort: “We lose the race in qualifying”
Charles Leclerc believes that Ferrari had the pace necessary to aim for the podium at the Dutch Grand Prix. Fifth at the finish, the Monegasque mainly regrets his qualifying and explains his strategic disagreement with his team.
Pierre Gasly “disgusted” despite a new point for Alpine at Zandvoort
Pierre Gasly finished tenth in the Dutch Grand Prix and scored another point for Alpine. Despite encouraging progress, the Frenchman believes he could have achieved more at Zandvoort.