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F1 Results Today: McLaren disaster hands shock podium to F1 star at Dutch GP
McLaren F1 star Lando Norris suffered an engine failure at the Dutch Grand Prix, paving the way for Isack Hadjar to secure a surprising podium finish.
Despite Norris’ misfortune, Racing Bulls driver Hadjar impressively clinched P3, marking a significant milestone in his F1 career.
Max Verstappen delighted the Orange Army by securing second place, his first podium finish since the Canadian Grand Prix, while Lewis Hamilton’s race ended prematurely due to a crash.
The chaotic race also saw Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc and Racing Bulls’ Liam Lawson retire, with several drivers facing time penalties for various incidents on the track.
Max Verstappen currently holds the title of the reigning F1 world champion, having won his fourth drivers’ championship the previous year.
In a rule change for 2025, the fastest lap point has been eliminated, ending the practice of some drivers making strategic pit stops to chase the extra point.
