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ZANDVOORT, Netherlands :Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc crashed out of the Dutch Grand Prix in separate incidents on Sunday in a double blow for the Italian team a week before their home race at Monza.
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands — A retirement from the Dutch Grand Prix dealt Lando Norris' championship hopes a critical blow as McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri cruised to victory at Zandvoort.
ZANDVOORT: Oscar Piastri powered to victory at an incident-packed Dutch Formula One Grand Prix on Sunday, with home favorite Max Verstappen claiming second place as Piastri’s McLaren teammate Lando Norris suffered a dramatic breakdown late in the race.
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands — Lewis Hamilton crashed out of the Dutch Grand Prix as his difficult first season as a Ferrari driver continued.
Championship leader Oscar Piastri starts on pole for the fifth time in his career and this season — which is more than any other driver in 2025. He starts ahead of his teammate and title rival, Lando Norris.
This weekend, the 2025 Formula 1 season is back in action at the Circuit Zandvoort in the Netherlands for the Dutch Grand Prix.
It's the Formula 1 race where cars are banned, at least for spectators.
SYDNEY: Ethiopia’s Hailemaryam Kiros and Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands have surged to record-breaking victories in the men’s and women’s races at the debut of the Sydney Marathon as a world major on Sunday. Kiros won a thrilling men’s race in two hours six minutes and six seconds to run the fastest marathon ever in Australia, more than a minute quicker than the previous record on the hilly harborside course which attracted 35,000 competitors from around the world. The 28-year-old Ethiopian finished 10 seconds clear of compatriot Addisu Gobena with Lesotho’s Tebello Ramakongoana third. Kiros was part of a lead pack of seven runners and then surged off the front with Gobena to make it a duel for the remaining five kilometers. Kiros then handled better the downhill gradient to the finish line at the Sydney Opera House to claim an impressive victory on a brisk winter’s morning. It was the Sydney Marathon’s first year as a major, joining a list of elite events that includes New York, London, Berlin, Boston, Tokyo and Chicago.