Logan Sargeant being dropped by Williams is not a surprise in the grand scheme of things. The timing of it, and the identity of his replacement, was unexpected – and reflects a damning final judgement by the team
Logan Sargeant will not be driving for the Williams team at Monza or the other remaining F1 2024 rounds, with rookie Franco Colapinto named as his interim replacement.
Red Bull's curious spec experiment at Zandvoort - amid a heavy defeat - hints at an F1 team unsure of its development direction. And it just so happens to be the team that's losing Adrian Newey
Ferrari's nightmare Zandvoort weekend turned to delight - so where on earth did that come from and what does it mean for Monza?
The Haas Formula 1 team can now send its equipment to Monza for the Italian Grand Prix, having obtained clearance to depart the Netherlands after resolving its legal dispute with former sponsor Uralkali
Lando Norris dominated, but he's not Edd Straw's top performer of the Dutch Grand Prix weekend. And Max Verstappen's emphatic defeat doesn't mean a low ranking for the champion either...
Lando Norris's Dutch GP victory was a real statement of intent. But why was the Norris/McLaren combination so potent at Zandvoort? The Race F1 Podcast answers that and much more
What was behind Lando Norris's demolition of Max Verstappen in the Dutch GP? Was it McLaren's upgrade and its more efficient rear wing? The MCL38's wider set-up sweet spot? Or Red Bull being spooked by McLaren and loading its car up with wing? A bit of all three, turns out - as Mark Hughes explains
Williams is evaluating which drivers may be available to replace Logan Sargeant for the remainder of the 2024 Formula 1 season
Some of the winners and losers from Zandvoort might be easy to guess. But it wasn't just glory for McLaren and pain for Red Bull in the Netherlands
