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ZANDVOORT : Organisers of the Dutch Formula One Grand Prix on Friday said reigning world champion Max Verstappen would get a massive welcome home party and they were not expecting the misbehaviour from fans that marred some races earlier in the season.
George Russell led a Mercedes one-two in first practice at the Dutch Grand Prix on Friday. Russell recorded a time of 1:12.455, a quarter of a second quicker than his teammate Lewis Hamiltlon.
Mercedes driver George Russell topped FP1 ahead of team-mate Lewis Hamilton, with Max Verstappen hit with a gearbox issue at the Dutch GP.
Lewis Hamilton will be happy to consign his mercurial Mercedes to history but the seven times Formula One world champion is still in no hurry to finish a season now offering so little reward.
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton has praised the ‘fantastic’ job that Red Bull and Adrian Newey have done with their car this season.
Fernando Alonso has used his media duties at the Dutch Grand Prix to apologise for his comments over the radio towards Lewis Hamilton at Spa, where he labelled the British driver an ‘idiot.’
Lewis Hamilton said on Thursday that the "slow" nature of his Mercedes car last weekend in Belgium "hurt", as the seven-time world champion prepares for his bid to bounce back at this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc on Thursday called for a clear ruling to prevent drivers throwing visor 'tear-offs' on the track during races, after his hopes of success in Belgium were ruined by a Max Verstappen discard. Speaking to reporters ahead of this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix, the second race in a trio of events that wind up the European part of this year's championship, the Ferrari driver made clear he did not blame his rival. Last weekend, a tear-off dropped by Red Bull's world champion and runaway series leader ended up making its way into a brake duct of the Ferrari, causing the brakes to overheat.