Summary

  • World champion Lando Norris wins final Dutch Grand Prix

  • Title leader Kimi Antonelli finishes second, George Russell third

  • Lewis Hamilton takes fourth place with Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc fifth

  • Fernando Alonso picks up two points for Aston Martin with ninth in Zandvoort

  • Liam Lawson is seventh sitting in for Isack Hadjar at Red Bull

  • Race red-flagged after Max Verstappen crashes early on

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Jay Freeman

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    The race to end all Dutch Grand Prix, what a finale!! Absolutely delighted for Lando. The pace was immense!!!

    Chris, Newton

  2. Jennie Gow
    F1 pit-lane reporter in Zandvoort

    And everyone said Zandvoort was boring, a procession. it was not, it was great.

  3. Marc Priestley
    Former F1 mechanic on Sports Extra

    There was an awful lot going on in that race. Imagine if Max Verstappen had been in the mix!

  4. Team radio - Mercedes to Antonelli

    Race engineer: "Well done mate, p2 in the end, not a bad result. George held p3 as well."

    Kimi Antonelli: "Yeah great job but on strategy, that was too risky. I think it was a bit too risky for both of us."

  5. Marc Priestley
    Former F1 mechanic on Sports Extra

    A decent job from Kimi Antonelli. I think there will be questions within the team around the strategy and the pressure coming from Lewis Hamilton.

  6. Team radio - McLaren to Norris

    Race engineer: "Well done mate, very well done."

    Lando Norris: "Gorgeous. Well done, well executed, good strategy won me the race today, so thanks guys. Thanks everyone, keep pushing, it's not easy enough. Let's keep up with the upgrades, performance and keep pushing. Well done."

  7. After that virtual safety car on lap 55, Lando Norris never really looked in any danger of not winning this race.

    He put in a methodical drive for the win. A very mature performance from the McLaren driver from start to finish.

    And even more impressive when you consider he didn't start the race particularly well at all.

  8. Marc Priestley
    Former F1 mechanic on Sports Extra

    I think Lewis Hamilton was denied that podium by the VSC. It came at exactly the wrong time for him.

  9. chequered flag

    Chequered flag

    Lando Norris wins the Dutch Grand Prix and his second win in a row in 2026.

    Kimi Antonelli takes second and his Mercedes team-mate George Russell clings onto third place amid late pressure from Lewis Hamilton who can't quite get past him.

    Fortunately for Hamilton, his Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc can't get past him either despite the fight going down to the chequered flag.

  10. Final lap

    Lewis Hamilton is STILL glued to the back of George Russell heading into the final lap but now Charles Leclerc's right on his tail as well.

    And the two Ferraris ALMOST come together. Dear oh dear.

  11. Time's running out here for Lewis Hamilton. Can he make a very late move on George Russell and bag himself a podium?

    Now Carlos Sainz gets a 10-second penalty. Penalties all around at the end of this race.

  12. VSC ending

    Liam Lawson receives a 10-second penalty which is a blow for him after a cracking weekend deputising in the Red Bull.

    Meanwhile the VSC doesn't last long and we're back racing under normal conditions.

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    This is setting up for an extremely exciting final set of laps.

    Dapo, US

  14. Lewis Hamilton continues to position his Ferrari right on the back of his former Mercedes but he can't get past him yet.

    And now we have a virtual safety car with the track festooned with debris.

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    It’s a shame that Hamilton and Leclerc have a great car but team strategy is hampering them both this season. So frustrating.

    Wendy, UK

    Ferrari are their own worst enemy!

    Debra, Lanzarote

  16. The aging hard tyres on George Russell are letting him down now.

    Lewis Hamilton makes the move on him into turn one but he can't make it stick. Yet.

  17. Marc Priestley
    Former F1 mechanic on Sports Extra

    I don't think there's any chance Antonelli will close down an 11 second gap in five laps.

  18. George Russell looks like a sitting duck here with the onrushing Lewis Hamilton behind him.

    Away from that action for a podium spot, Franco Colapinto's given 10-second penalty.

  19. Team radio - Mercedes to Russell

    Race engineer: "Move over at turn one."

    George Russell: "Is he going for the win? Is he going to catch Norris? We've lost a double podium here mate"

  20. George RussellGetty Images

    "We've lost a double podium here mate" George Russell tells his engineer in the aftermath of him giving up second to his Mercedes team-mate Kimi Antonelli.

    More bad news for Russell - Lewis Hamilton's all over the back of him and is just 0.4 seconds behind.