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Next race
Austin GP
Round 20 · Circuit of the Americas
Weekend sessions
- Laps
- 56
- Length
- 5.513 km
- Race distance
- 308.405 km
- Lap record
- 1:36.169 · Charles Leclerc / Ferrari / 2019
Championship fight
Driver standings
Gap: 102 pts
Last round 19: 20 / 2 pts
Constructor standings
Gap: 134 pts
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Championship fight
Driver standings
Gap: 102 pts
Last round 19: 20 / 2 pts
Constructor standings
Gap: 134 pts
Season progress
2026 · 17 completed · 6 upcoming · 2 cancelled
Oscar Piastri Puzzled by Lack of Speed at Dutch Grand Prix
Oscar Piastri was left scratching his head after finishing sixth in the Dutch Grand Prix, unable to explain the lack of pace in his McLaren. Despite a promising start, he watched his performance slip away, contrasting sharply with teammate Lando Norris's victory.
'You're a Passenger' – Hulkenberg on Hair-raising Near-miss with Bortoleto in Dutch GP
Nico Hulkenberg narrowly avoided a collision with teammate Gabriel Bortoleto during a tense moment at the Dutch Grand Prix. Despite the scare, Hulkenberg secured a solid eighth-place finish.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Laurent Mekies on Red Bull's Setback at Zandvoort and Lawson's Solid Performance
Red Bull's Team Principal Laurent Mekies admitted to a challenging Dutch Grand Prix weekend after Max Verstappen's crash, with Liam Lawson stepping in to secure P7. Mekies analyzed the team's struggles and Lawson's commendable drive under pressure.
Leclerc Reflects on Zandvoort Finish, Citing Starting Grid as Key Factor
Charles Leclerc ended the Dutch Grand Prix in fifth place, narrowly missing the podium. The Ferrari driver noted that his starting position was a bigger hurdle than the ill-timed Virtual Safety Car.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Vasseur Clarifies Ferrari's Dutch GP Strategy Amid Hamilton's Sharp Comments
Ferrari's strategy at the Dutch Grand Prix left Lewis Hamilton questioning their decisions. Team Principal Fred Vasseur explained the choices that led to the team's approach.
Oscar Piastri Puzzled by Lack of Speed at Dutch Grand Prix
Oscar Piastri was left scratching his head after finishing sixth in the Dutch Grand Prix, unable to explain the lack of pace in his McLaren. Despite a promising start, he watched his performance slip away, contrasting sharply with teammate Lando Norris's victory.
'You're a Passenger' – Hulkenberg on Hair-raising Near-miss with Bortoleto in Dutch GP
Nico Hulkenberg narrowly avoided a collision with teammate Gabriel Bortoleto during a tense moment at the Dutch Grand Prix. Despite the scare, Hulkenberg secured a solid eighth-place finish.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Laurent Mekies on Red Bull's Setback at Zandvoort and Lawson's Solid Performance
Red Bull's Team Principal Laurent Mekies admitted to a challenging Dutch Grand Prix weekend after Max Verstappen's crash, with Liam Lawson stepping in to secure P7. Mekies analyzed the team's struggles and Lawson's commendable drive under pressure.
Leclerc Reflects on Zandvoort Finish, Citing Starting Grid as Key Factor
Charles Leclerc ended the Dutch Grand Prix in fifth place, narrowly missing the podium. The Ferrari driver noted that his starting position was a bigger hurdle than the ill-timed Virtual Safety Car.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Vasseur Clarifies Ferrari's Dutch GP Strategy Amid Hamilton's Sharp Comments
Ferrari's strategy at the Dutch Grand Prix left Lewis Hamilton questioning their decisions. Team Principal Fred Vasseur explained the choices that led to the team's approach.
Drive to Survive Gears Up for Season 9 on Netflix
The popular series 'Drive to Survive' will return for a ninth season, offering another peek into the thrilling 2026 F1 season. Fans can expect new insights and drama from the paddock as the season unfolds.
F1 Academy Expands 2026 Rookie Test with New Training Camp
F1 Academy is bringing back its Rookie Test in 2026, now enhanced with a comprehensive training camp supported by Loughborough University. This initiative aims to develop emerging female talent for the F1 grid.
Dutch Grand Prix: Who Came Out On Top and Who Didn't?
Lando Norris emerged victorious in the Dutch Grand Prix, showcasing a stellar performance. Meanwhile, other drivers faced challenges that left them pondering missed opportunities.
Palmowski Dominates Zandvoort for Fourth Win of the Season
Alisha Palmowski claimed her fourth victory of the season with a commanding performance at Zandvoort, further solidifying her lead in the championship standings. Alba Larsen and Nina Gademan completed the podium with strong drives of their own.
Form guide
Last 3 race finishes — top 5 in the championship
| Driver | R19 | R18 | R17 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3rd | 2nd | 5th | |
| 9th | 20th | 1st | |
| 6th | 3rd | 6th | |
| 1st | 1st | 2nd | |
| 2nd | 4th | 4th |
Source: Official Team Post via X
Dutch Delight for McLaren as Norris Triumphs Again at Zandvoort
Lando Norris clinched a consecutive victory for McLaren at the 2026 Dutch Grand Prix, while Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli extended his championship lead. Max Verstappen's early exit added a twist to an already eventful race.
Dutch Grand Prix: Norris Aims for Another Win and New Faces Seek to Impress
Lando Norris is poised to build on his recent success at Zandvoort, starting from pole. Meanwhile, new drivers have a chance to make their mark in the Dutch Grand Prix.
Teams Reflect on Sprint and Qualifying at the Dutch Grand Prix
Drivers and teams share their insights after a challenging Sprint and Qualifying session at Zandvoort. As strategies unfold, anticipation builds for Sunday's race.
Stand-In Stars: 10 Unforgettable Substitute Performances in F1
Liam Lawson is stepping back into Red Bull's cockpit for the Dutch Grand Prix, while Yuki Tsunoda returns to Racing Bulls. These drivers aim to replicate the success of past F1 substitutes who've made their mark in the sport.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Norris Triumphs at Dutch GP as Verstappen's Hopes Crash Out
Lando Norris clinched victory at the Dutch Grand Prix amidst a tumultuous race, with Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli and George Russell completing the podium. Max Verstappen's early crash and subsequent red flag added drama to the Zandvoort finale.
Norris Clinches Driver of the Day at Zandvoort, Just Edging Out Alonso
Lando Norris earned the Driver of the Day title at the Dutch Grand Prix, narrowly beating Fernando Alonso. Norris's performance saw him take victory in Zandvoort, delighting fans and voters alike.
Russell Secures Sprint Pole at Dutch GP, Edging Out Norris and Leclerc
George Russell clinched the pole position for the Sprint at the Dutch Grand Prix, leaving Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc trailing in his wake. Championship leader Kimi Antonelli encountered a setback in SQ1, affecting his performance.
George Russell Claims Sprint Qualifying Pole at Zandvoort, Edging Out Lando Norris
George Russell marked his return from the summer break by securing pole position in the Dutch Grand Prix Sprint Qualifying at Zandvoort. He narrowly beat Lando Norris, with Charles Leclerc rounding out the top three.
Norris Reflects on Narrow Miss for Zandvoort Sprint Pole
Lando Norris narrowly missed out on pole position at Zandvoort Sprint Qualifying, finishing second to George Russell. Despite the disappointment, Norris remains optimistic about McLaren's performance for the rest of the weekend.
George Russell's Path to Zandvoort Sprint Pole: Confidence Rebuilt
George Russell reclaimed his form with a Sprint Qualifying pole in Zandvoort despite a challenging start to the season. He reflected on his mental approach and the factors that contributed to his performance.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Antonelli's Dutch GP Sprint Qualifying Marred by Gravel Mishap
Kimi Antonelli's Sprint Qualifying session in Zandvoort was marred by a costly trip through the gravel, leaving him with floor damage and a fifth-place finish. Despite this setback, the Mercedes driver remains focused on the upcoming Sprint race.
Verstappen and Red Bull Analyze 'Tricky' Sprint Qualifying at Dutch GP
Max Verstappen and Red Bull are searching for answers after a challenging Sprint Qualifying session at Zandvoort. Despite recent successes, Verstappen will start the Sprint from sixth on the grid.
Liam Lawson Reflects on a Promising but Frustrating Return at Red Bull in Zandvoort
Liam Lawson's unexpected return to Red Bull at the Dutch Grand Prix saw him qualify 11th in the Sprint. Though his early performance was strong, Lawson was frustrated by his SQ2 exit.
Yuki Tsunoda Feels Like a Rookie Again Despite Solid Sprint Effort
Yuki Tsunoda returned to Racing Bulls and felt like a rookie at the Dutch Grand Prix. Despite challenges with the new car, he was pleased with his Sprint Qualifying performance.
Source: Official Team Post via X
Alpine's Zandvoort Upgrades Boost Gasly in Midfield Battle
Pierre Gasly's Alpine showed marked improvement at the Dutch Grand Prix, with significant upgrades helping him nab a strong position in the midfield competition. The French team aims to reclaim fifth in the Constructors' Championship from Racing Bulls.