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Red Bull situation ‘serious’ as ‘magnificent’ Norris deals latest blow – International media reacts
Lando Norris won the Dutch Grand Prix, reducing Max Verstappen’s championship lead to 70 points. Verstappen finished second, 22.9s behind Norris in the biggest margin by a non-Red Bull driver since Hamilton’s 2021 win. Charles Leclerc finished third in a race where all cars completed without a yellow flag. Oscar Piastri came fourth, with Carlos Sainz fifth, followed by Perez, Russell, and Hamilton. Various global publications are analyzing the race, from Norris’s victory in the UK to Leclerc’s surprise podium in Italy, and Norris’s dominance discussed in France and the Netherlands.
In the UK, The Times praised Norris’s victory despite a bad start, with Wolff acknowledging Norris’s impressive performance. In Italy, Leclerc’s remarkable podium from sixth position was highlighted as he held off fierce competition. French publication L’Equipe focused on Norris’s performance and his ability to recover from a bad start with ease. Meanwhile, in Verstappen’s homeland, Christian Horner noted Red Bull lacked pace against Norris and McLaren, while Verstappen faced early tire troubles.
In Germany, BILD reported fiery comments from Verstappen’s father, Jos, highlighting the challenges the Verstappen family faced during the race. The global reaction to Norris’s victory and the dynamic among the top drivers at the Dutch Grand Prix showcase the intensity and diverse perspectives within the F1 world.
