Norris tops Dutch practice, Ricciardo to hospital
:McLaren's Lando Norris denied home hero Max Verstappen a perfect Friday by keeping the dominant Red Bull driver off the top of the timesheets in second practice for the Dutch Grand Prix.
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Revived Ricciardo wants to end his career with Red Bull
ZANDVOORT, Netherlands : A fully re-energised Daniel Ricciardo spelled out his Formula One plans on Thursday, saying he wanted to race for a few more years before ending his career within the Red Bull family.
De Vries to study negotiation at Harvard after losing F1 seat
Dutch driver Nyck de Vries is heading to Harvard to study negotiation and leadership after losing his AlphaTauri Formula One seat to Australian Daniel Ricciardo.
Max Verstappen Wins Wet, Wild Sprint Race At Belgian Grand Prix
Max Verstappen increased his lead by a further eight points in the world championship with a calculated and convincing victory ahead of Australian rookie Oscar Piastri in Saturday's rain-delayed sprint race at the Belgian Grand Prix. Red Bull's double defending world champion rode his luck when McLaren's Piastri snatched the lead by making an early pit-stop to switch from wet to intermediate tyres, to storm back and win by 6.6 seconds. Verstappen's win extended Red Bull's record this year to 14 wins from 14 races -- 11 grands prix and three sprints.
Max Verstappen wins wet, wild Sprint Race at Belgian Grand Prix
Max Verstappen increased his lead by eight points in the world championship with a calculated and convincing victory ahead of Australian rookie Oscar Piastri in Saturday's rain-delayed Sprint Race at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Verstappen wins wet, wild sprint race at Belgian Grand Prix
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium: Max Verstappen increased his lead by a further eight points in the world championship with a calculated and convincing victory ahead of Australian rookie Oscar Piastri in Saturday's (Jul 29) rain-delayed sprint race at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Verstappen prevails in rain-hit Belgian GP sprint race
Max Verstappen increased his lead by a further eight points in the F1 world championship with a calculated and convincing victory ahead of Australian rookie Oscar Piastri in Saturday's rain-delayed sprint race at the Belgian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen wins wet, wild sprint race at Belgian Grand Prix
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium: Max Verstappen increased his lead by a further eight points in the world championship with a calculated and convincing victory ahead of Australian rookie Oscar Piastri in Saturday’s rain-delayed sprint race at the Belgian Grand Prix. Red Bull’s double defending world champion rode his luck when McLaren’s Piastri snatched the lead by making an early pit-stop to switch from wet to intermediate tires, to storm back and win by 6.6 seconds. Verstappen’s win extended Red Bull’s record this year to 14 wins from 14 races — 11 grands prix and three sprints.