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Nico Rosberg believes that Max Verstappen was very lucky at Zandvoort, his Red Bull having crossed back over the track in front of the pack speeding at full throttle.

Fred Vasseur acknowledges that Ferrari could have better managed the battle between Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, which cost precious seconds at Zandvoort.

Back in the points at Zandvoort, Fernando Alonso notes Aston Martin’s progress but warns that several weaknesses remain to be fixed.

George Russell agreed to give up his second place to Kimi Antonelli in the final laps of the Dutch Grand Prix. The Brit believes that his teammate would have overtaken him anyway thanks to his fresher tires.

Kimi Antonelli praised George Russell’s attitude, who agreed to give up his second place to him in the final laps of the Dutch Grand Prix. An important instruction in the fight for the title.

Back at Red Bull in Zandvoort, Liam Lawson secured an encouraging eighth place in qualifying, just 0.115 seconds behind Max Verstappen. A performance that feels like revenge after his dismissal in 2025.

Only eighth before his final attempt in Q3, Lewis Hamilton feared another disappointment at Zandvoort. The Briton ultimately snatched fifth place ahead of Charles Leclerc.

Lewis Hamilton believes that staying loyal to Red Bull will not fundamentally change Max Verstappen’s legacy in F1, while considering his choice perfectly logical.

Oscar Piastri didn’t mince his words after his collision with Carlos Sainz in Hungary, believing that this incident cost him a victory that was within his grasp.

Fourth in Budapest, Charles Leclerc does not hide his frustration with the very irregular behavior of his Ferrari, which he says is incapable of offering consistent performance.