Zandvoort

Racing Bulls came very close to scoring points, but Yuki Tsunoda and Arvid Lindblad ultimately had to settle for 11th and 12th places.

Lewis Hamilton has come back on his particularly harsh statements against Ferrari after the Dutch Grand Prix.

Aston Martin continues its progress: Fernando Alonso secured ninth place at the Dutch Grand Prix, bringing back 2 points.

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.

Fourth on the grid at Zandvoort, Oscar Piastri remains behind Lando Norris but claims to have found a much more natural McLaren to drive.

Only seventh in the Sprint at Zandvoort, Lewis Hamilton hopes to take advantage of the parc fermé reopening to return to a setup closer to that used in free practice.

Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and three other drivers were under investigation after an infraction was found before the Sprint of the Dutch Grand Prix.

Only sixth in the Sprint at Zandvoort, Max Verstappen believes that managing tire degradation could be an advantage for Red Bull over the distance of a Grand Prix.

Second in the Sprint at Zandvoort, Charles Leclerc took advantage of Lando Norris’s electric deployment deficit to make a decisive attack.

With Russell, Norris, Leclerc, and Piastri separated by less than a tenth, the front row only tells part of the story.