Max Verstappen wins Dutch GP as furious Lewis Hamilton derailed by strategy fail
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.
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Max Verstappen wins Dutch GP after seething Lewis Hamilton derailed by strategy mistake
Max Verstappen won the Dutch Grand Prix after a furious Lewis Hamilton’s charge for a breathtaking victory was derailed by a Mercedes strategy error.
Verstappen wins Dutch GP to seal 10th win and extend F1 lead
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.
Dutch GP: Lewis Hamilton's livid team radio outburst as Mercedes cost him
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 takes home victory as Lewis Hamilton rages at team for pit-stop call during safety car
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.
Verstappen's march to the title continues with win at home grand prix
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.
Hamilton pays tribute to 'greatest of all time' Serena
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.
‘He needs to fit in our way of playing’ – Erik ten Hag explains decision to drop Cristiano Ronaldo
Ahead of Sunday’s mouth-watering Premier League clash with unbeaten Arsenal, Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has explained his decision to drop Cristiano Ronaldo, warning the 37-year-old must ‘fit in our way of playing’. Ronaldo has started just one game this season – the 4-0 defeat to Brentford – and has been used as a substitute for the last three games, all of which United have won.