Winners and losers from F1’s Dutch Grand Prix
A straightforward Formula 1 race but one that may have a major impact on the various points battles, the Dutch GP produced a host of winners and losers.
A straightforward Formula 1 race but one that may have a major impact on the various points battles, the Dutch GP produced a host of winners and losers.
Neither Haas driver was clearly in the wrong on Saturday, but the unease between Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin shows no sign of abating
As he fights for his F1 future, Antonio Giovinazzi produced a standout run in Dutch GP qualifying – but one-lap pace was never the problem
In a Toto Wolff-proposed 30-car Formula 1 grid, which rookie drivers merit taking over the extra seats?
Robert Kubica’s initial Dutch GP effort can’t be judged by laptime or position alone. Edd Straw takes a closer look at how the Pole fared
Just 0.038s separated the crowd’s pole-sitting hero Max Verstappen from Lewis Hamilton at the end of Formula 1’s Dutch Grand Prix qualifying. Mark Hughes explains where the difference was between the F1 title rivals and what it means for Sunday’s race
Carlos Sainz and George Russell have both praised the challenging nature of Formula 1’s Dutch Grand Prix venue despite their crashes at Zandvoort on qualifying day
Red Bull would need to release Alex Albon completely for Mercedes to be comfortable with him racing for Williams in Formula 1 next season
Haas Formula 1 drivers Mick Schumacher and Nikita Mazepin have escaped sanction for an alleged impending of Aston Martin’s Sebastian Vettel in Dutch GP qualifying, despite the stewards admitting Vettel was indeed “compromised”
AlphaTauri Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly has admitted he does “wonder why” Red Bull hasn’t brought him back into the main team given his performances since his demotion
