Verstappen negotiates wet weather in Holland to make it 9 wins in a row

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen survived losing the lead in early rain and a red flag for a late torrential downpour to win a chaotic Dutch Grand Prix. Verstappen equalled the all-time record of nine victories in a row and took his 11th win of the season to extend his championship lead to 138 points. A shower just as the race started dropped Verstappen to second behind team-mate Sergio Perez before he repassed on lap 13, while heavy rain with eight laps to go forced a red flag and a 45-minute delay.

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Verstappen tops wet-dry qualifying at Zandvoort

Max Verstappen made it three pole positions in a row at the Dutch Grand Prix with another imperious display during

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Daniel Ricciardo out of Dutch GP after breaking wrist in practise

Daniel Ricciardo has been replaced by Liam Lawson for the remainder of the Dutch Grand Prix after breaking a bone in his hand in a crash during Friday practice. In a bizarre incident, Ricciardo drove his AlphaTauri into the barrier at Turn 3 as he was forced to take evasive action having appeared to be late in noticing the stricken McLaren of Oscar Piastri, that had crashed at the corner moments earlier.

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Verstappen wins dramatic Dutch Grand Prix

Max Verstappen clinched a hard-fought home victory against Mercedes after strategy chaos in the Dutch Grand Prix, as a furious Lewis Hamilton dropped from leader to fourth. George Russell finished second with Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc rounding out the podium in Zandvoort.

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Verstappen pips Leclerc to pole ahead of Dutch Grand Prix

Championship leader Max Verstappen will start on pole position for his home Dutch Grand Prix after snatching top spot off Charles Leclerc with a stonking final lap in a competitive qualifying at Zandvoort. Verstappen, who put a scruffy start to the weekend behind him, pipped Leclerc by just 0.021s with his last-gasp effort, with Carlos Sainz also within a tenth of a second off the lead Red Bull for Ferrari.

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