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Live: Oscar Piastri starts fourth, teammate on pole for F1 Dutch Grand Prix
McLaren's Lando Norris celebrates winning consecutive F1 grands prix. (Reuters: Benoit Tessier)
Reigning world champion Lando Norris has doubled his grand prix win tally in 2026, producing a pair of brilliant overtakes to win the Dutch Grand Prix.
Norris won the last grand prix in Hungary before the mid-year break, and continued that good form while teammate Oscar Piastri struggled for pace.
Mercedes championship leader Kimi Antonelli, who led for stretches in Zandvoort, finished second ahead of teammate George Russell who obeyed team orders in the late stages of the race.
Oscar Piastri was running third, but lost the position thanks to a slow pit stop. The Australian struggled for pace in the second half of the race and finished a distant sixth.
‘It’s been my best weekend for quite a while’ insists Russell after P3 at Zandvoort
‘It’s been my best weekend for quite a while’ insists Russell after P3 at Zandvoort
George Russell took pole and victory in the Sprint and finished third in the Grand Prix itself. “P3 was probably a fair result,” he said after the race.
‘It’s been my best weekend for quite a while’ insists Russell after P3 at Zandvoort
2026 Dutch Grand Prix: Norris crosses the line to take victory at Zandvoort
2026 Dutch Grand Prix: Antonelli snatches the lead from Norris on the restart
2026 Dutch Grand Prix: Norris leads on the race start as Antonelli jumps Russell for P2
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Lando Norris surges past Russell and Antonelli to snatch Dutch GP pole
What a title fight Formula One would have on its hands if McLaren could make the final steps with their car. This was demonstrated to dramatic effect on Saturday as Lando Norris hurled his ride around Zandvoort to claim pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix. It was a prize secured against the odds and his own expectations, hours after he had bemoaned being in no position to fulfil his hopes of mounting a successful title defence.
The McLaren car is immensely quick through the fast corners, perhaps the class of the field, but is haemorrhaging time through the slow stuff, the package not quite complete, or suboptimal as Ron Dennis would have had it. Yet Norris managed to eke out its very best across the circuit to see off the Mercedes of George Russell and Kimi Antonelli into second and third place. The season’s dominant car was subdued by Norris in qualifying for the second race in succession, after he took pole in Hungary.
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