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How did the world react to a dramatic Dutch Grand Prix? RacingNews365 takes a look at the big stories being reported from across the globe!
Oscar Piastri won the Dutch Grand Prix from pole position, widening his F1 championship lead to 34 points over Lando Norris, whose shocking retirement due to a McLaren issue shook up the standings. Max Verstappen took second place, and rookie Isack Hadjar impressed with a strong drive. Both Ferraris crashed out, while Lewis Hamilton faced a grid drop for the upcoming Monza race. Media reactions worldwide varied, with UK’s The Times emphasizing Norris’s despair, and De Telegraaf in the Netherlands reporting on Hamilton’s disappointing day and penalty, while Italy’s La Gazzetta dello Sport focused on Antonelli’s incident with Leclerc at the Dutch GP. In the US, The Washington Post highlighted the need for both Hamilton and Ferrari to bounce back at Monza’s iconic ‘Temple of Speed’ after their Dutch GP struggles.
