Round 12 of the 2026 F1 season headed to Zandvoort for the final time, for the Formula 1 Heineken Dutch Grand Prix 2026.
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Norris grabbed Dutch GP pole with a 1:11.163, beating Russell by 0.102s as Antonelli took third and Verstappen managed only seventh.
Russell controlled the Dutch GP Sprint to beat Leclerc and Norris, as Antonelli took fourth and Verstappen finished sixth on home soil.
Russell beat Norris by 0.041s to take Dutch GP Sprint pole, with Leclerc third as less than a tenth covered Zandvoort’s leading four.
Antonelli topped a damp-to-dry Dutch GP FP1 ahead of Norris and Russell, as Verstappen struggled to 11th in Zandvoort's sole practice session.
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Isack Hadjar is set to miss the Dutch Grand Prix with a wrist injury, with Liam Lawson expected to return to Red Bull and partner Max Verstappen at Zandvoort.