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Lando Norris romped to a second career Formula 1 victory at Zandvoort last weekend, but how did the 20 drivers fare in the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix? Read on to find out who maximised their opportunities and who left the seaside Zandvoort circuit wanting more. Lando Norris: 9.5 Grid Position: P1, Race Finish: P1 McLaren […]
At the Dutch GP, Lando Norris maximised his opportunities by securing P1 on the grid and finishing the race in the same position, showcasing a stellar performance for McLaren. Despite a sluggish start, Norris recovered and dominated the race, securing victory with a comfortable lead and setting the fastest lap.
On the other hand, Oscar Piastri, starting from P3, finished the race in P4, trailing behind Norris but showing potential for improvement. Piastri struggled to make significant progress during the race, facing challenges from competitors like Leclerc due to tire management issues and dirty air.
Max Verstappen, starting from P2, finished the race in P2 after a challenging weekend with balance issues in his Red Bull car. Despite the difficulties, Verstappen displayed impressive skills by securing the holeshot at the start and maintaining a competitive position throughout the race.
Sergio Perez, starting from P5, finished the race in P6, struggling to make a significant impact despite retaining his Red Bull seat. Perez faced challenges from competitors like Sainz and had a decent but not outstanding performance according to team boss Christian Horner.
Charles Leclerc, starting from P6, finished the race in P3, showcasing concerns over Ferrari’s pace but ultimately delivering a strong performance. Leclerc demonstrated resilience and strategic driving to secure a podium finish at Zandvoort.
