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Norris Wins the Final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort as Verstappen Crashes Out

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of Zandvoort circuit and the Dutch coast from an April 1997 aerial photograph. Historical venue context, not the reported race or the present track layout.
AI courtroom sketch of Zandvoort circuit and the Dutch coast from an April 1997 aerial photograph. Historical venue context, not the reported race or the present track layout. Adapted from the credited reference. Luchtfoto circuit Zandvoort in 1997.jpg — Poppe de Boer / Noord-Hollands Archief; CC0.

Lando Norris led from pole to win the final Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, taking his second consecutive victory of the 2026 season. He finished the 72-lap race 11.536 seconds ahead of Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli, with George Russell third and the Ferrari pair of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc next. Max Verstappen spun into the barriers at the final corner on the opening lap of his home race and retired without completing a lap; he was unhurt, and the scattered debris brought out a red flag and a standing restart. Antonelli leads the drivers' standings by 59 points.

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