Max Verstappen grabs Dutch Grand Prix pole
Red Bull ace Max Verstappen claimed pole position for his home Dutch Grand Prix after qualifying at Zandvoort on Saturday.
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Max Verstappen Tops Storm-Hit Final Practice At Dutch Grand Prix
Max Verstappen shrugged off a storm to top an action-packed third practice at his home Dutch Grand Prix on Saturday. Red Bull's double world champion coped best with a Zandvoort circuit hit by heavy rain forcing his thousands of fans to don their plastic ponchos. Verstappen, 25, seeking to match Sebastian Vettel's record of nine consecutive wins on Sunday, was just under fourth tenths of a second quicker than George Russell for Mercedes, with Sergio Perez in the other Red Bull in third. Fernando Alonso's Aston Martin, and Lewis Hamilton in the other Mercedes completed the top five. McLaren's Lando Norris, who had bettered Verstappen in Friday second practice, came in 10th, one place behind Charles Leclerc, the fastest of the two Ferraris.
Max Verstappen thrills Orange Army by grabbing pole
Max Verstappen delighted his home crowd by taking pole position for Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix.
Hasil Kualifikasi F1 GP Belanda 2023: Verstappen Rebut Start Terdepan
Max Verstappen memastikan start terdepan di F1 GP Belanda 2023. Menyusul sukses Verstappen merebut pole position di sesi kualifikasi, mengalahkan Lando Norris.
Verstappen takes Dutch GP pole for third year in a row
:Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen put Red Bull on pole position for his home Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort for the third year in a row on Saturday after a tricky, crash-strewn qualifying.
Red Bull could stay ahead until 2026, fears Leclerc
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands : Red Bull's rivals may not be able to catch up with Max Verstappen and his dominant Formula One team until the next rule change in 2026, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc said on Thursday.
Lewis Hamilton fears Max Verstappen's dominance can go on for years
Lewis Hamilton fears there is a "high chance" that Max Verstappen will win all 10 remaining races this season - and believes the Dutchman's crushing dominance could last until 2026.
Vasseur says Ferrari need to improve in every area
Ferrari must take their chances and improve in all areas when the Formula One season resumes at Zandvoort this weekend, according to team boss Fred Vasseur.