Lando Norris continues his golden moment in Formula 1. The Briton from McLaren won the Dutch Grand Prix at the Zandvoort track, recording his second consecutive victory after the triumph in Hungary.
The race started with a big surprise. Max Verstappen was involved in an incident on the first lap and the race was temporarily stopped with a red flag.
After the restart, the fight for victory became even more interesting. Kimi Antonelli had an exceptional race and for a period managed to take the lead. The tire strategy, however, proved decisive.
Norris stayed on track longer, conserving his tires and delaying his pit stop. With fresher tires in the final stretch of the race, the Briton was able to overtake Antonelli and reclaim the lead.
From there to the finish line, Norris made no more mistakes and secured another important victory. Behind him, the two Mercedes completed the podium. Kimi Antonelli came in second, while George Russell was third.
Ferrari, meanwhile, remained off the podium. Lewis Hamilton finished fourth, while Charles Leclerc fifth, in a race where the Italian team failed to fight for the top spots.
With this success, Norris confirms his excellent form and returns strongly to the battle for the championship title. But at the top of the classification remains Kimi Antonelli, who maintains a significant advantage over his rivals.
