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ZANDVOORT, Netherlands (AP) — Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen made quick work of a safety car restart to win the Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday in front of 100,000 adoring fans, and make it four straight wins for the first time in his F1 career.
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands : Red Bull's Max Verstappen won his home Dutch Grand Prix from pole position for the second year in a row on Sunday to take his 10th victory of the season and extend his Formula One lead into triple figures.
Lewis Hamilton is yet to go a full season in his Formula One career without a win during a full season, but time is running out this season after Mercedes struggled to adapt to the new regulations at the start of the season, forcing them to play catch-up.
Max Verstappen took a home victory at the Dutch Grand Prix in front of a furious Lewis Hamilton who eventually dropped out of the podium entirely. During a safety car after Valtteri Bottas' engine stopped Mercedes made the choice to keep Hamilton out on mediums as Red Bull brought Verstappen in to move onto softs.
ZANDVOORT: World champion Max Verstappen won a fourth straight race at his home Dutch Grand Prix with Mercedes’ George Russell in second at Zandvoort on Sunday. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc took third with Lewis Hamilton in the other Mercedes fourth.
Max Verstappen won the Dutch Grand Prix after a furious Lewis Hamilton's charge for a breath-taking victory was derailed by a Mercedes strategy error.
Lewis Hamilton has paid tribute to Serena Williams by calling the tennis star "the greatest of all time" and thanked her and sister Venus for giving him hope to achieve his own dreams.
Alejandro Valverde is among several riders who have been blocked from competing at the UCI Road Cycling World Championships due to the battle between teams to avoid WorldTour relegation. A limit of 18 teams in pro cycling's top tier for the next WorldTour licence session of 2023-2025 has become a major talking point of late with teams tactically choosing where their riders compete in order to pick up points.