Verstappen takes pole at Dutch GP, fan ejected for flare use
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands (AP) — Max Verstappen produced a brilliant final lap to take pole position for Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix just ahead of Charles Leclerc.
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Dutch GP: Max Verstappen sends home fans wild by sealing pole
Max Verstappen will start his home Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday afternoon as he took pole at Zandvoort by two-hundredths of a second.
F1: Verstappen delights home crowd as he takes pole in Dutch Grand Prix
The championship leader, seeking his 10th win of the season, edged out Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to take top spot on the Zandvoort circuit. Spaniard Carlos Sainz of Ferrari and Britain's seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton of Mercredes were just behind to make up the second row on the grid in the 15th race ofthe season.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen beats Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to pole at Dutch Grand Prix by slim margin
Max Verstappen claimed pole by two-hundredths of a second at the Dutch Grand Prix on Saturday afternoon. There was a dramatic end to the session as Charles Leclerc had looked like he would take the place on the front of the grid, but he was edged out fractionally and will begin alongside the current championship leader and last year’s world champion.
Verstappen secures pole position for Dutch Grand Prix
Max Verstappen delivered the goods in front of 105,000 orange-clad fans by putting his Red Bull on pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix.
Verstappen on pole for home Dutch Grand Prix
Red Bull's Formula One world championship leader Max Verstappen took pole position for his home Dutch Grand Prix for the second year in a row on Saturday.
Leclerc fastest in tight final Dutch GP practice
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands : Ferrari's Charles Leclerc led the way in final practice for the Dutch Grand Prix on Saturday with Max Verstappen only third fastest for Red Bull in front of his army of cheering supporters.
Piastri says 'breakdown in trust' triggered McLaren move
Australian Oscar Piastri said a lack of clarity and a 'breakdown in trust' with Renault-owned Alpine played a part in his decision to join Formula One rivals McLaren.