By Kayleigh northall Oliver Bearman’s Formula 1 career is still in its early stages, but his form has already become one of the more intriguing stories in the midfield. For Haas, a team used to fighting with fewer resources than many rivals, Bearman has offered what a young driver should: pace, composure and the senseContinue reading “Does Oliver Bearman have F1 future?”
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Norris back in title race? World Champ wins back to back to put pressure on Mercedes
By Mark Gero Lando Norris came back from his summer break after winning the last race in Hungary and improved on it Sunday afternoon by taking the Dutch Grand Prix at the Zandvoort circuit for the second time in three years with an 11.5 second win over series leader Kimi Antonelli with his Mercedes teammateContinue reading “Norris back in title race? World Champ wins back to back to put pressure on Mercedes”
Norris takes Pole in crucial session as weather plays a part
Dutch Grand Prix Qualifying Report – By Joe Murphy Lando Norris claimed a superb pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix as rain threatened in the closing stages of qualifying at Zandvoort. The McLaren driver delivered when it mattered, setting a time of 1:11.163 on his final flying lap to beat Mercedes’ George Russell andContinue reading “Norris takes Pole in crucial session as weather plays a part”
Max Verstappen: “I Was Closer to Retiring Than Changing Teams”
By Holly Wright Max Verstappen has finally put an end to the uncertainty surrounding his Formula 1 future, committing himself to Red Bull until the end of the 2030 season. The announcement brings months of speculation to a close, with Mercedes and McLaren both previously linked with moves for the four-time world champion. More importantly,Continue reading “Max Verstappen: “I Was Closer to Retiring Than Changing Teams””
Sainz maintains backing at Williams Despite inconsistent form
By Holly Wright Carlos Sainz Commits Future to Williams Despite Troubled Season Carlos Sainz has tied his future to Williams by agreeing to a multi-year contract extension which will see him remain with the team for the 2027 Formula 1 season and beyond. This announcement, which was made before this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix, occursContinue reading “Sainz maintains backing at Williams Despite inconsistent form”
From Dunes to Drama: The History of the Dutch Grand Prix
By Holly Wright Few races have a relationship with their surroundings quite like the Dutch Grand Prix. Set among the dunes of Zandvoort on the North Sea coast, around 40 kilometres west of Amsterdam, the circuit has produced some of Formula 1’s greatest moments, darkest tragedies, and most memorable comebacks. Now, after returning to theContinue reading “From Dunes to Drama: The History of the Dutch Grand Prix”
Russell coasts in final Dutch Sprint
By Mark Gero George Russell had no problem Saturday morning in the sprint race for Sunday’s Dutch Grand Prix by taking a 1.3 second victory over Charles Leclerc in his Ferrari, who just overtook the McLaren of Lando Norris earlier at Tarzan corner laps earlier for second. For Russell, it was his third sprint victoryContinue reading “Russell coasts in final Dutch Sprint”
Dutch Grand Prix 2026: Race Predictions
By Laura Juliana Flórez Alba A razor-thin qualifying session at Zandvoort has set the stage. With Lando Norris clutching pole position by just 0.102 seconds, the entire top six separated by narrow margins, and diverging technical strategies across the paddock, Sunday’s 72-lap grand prix promises high-stakes.Lando Norris Holds Track Position as Rising Temperatures Aid McLarenMcLarenContinue reading “Dutch Grand Prix 2026: Race Predictions”
How could F1 look in 2027?
By Selin Soyer For most of this year, the 2027 driver market felt like it was building toward something big. Then, on the eve of his home Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, Max Verstappen quietly let the air out of it. On Thursday, Red Bull announced the four-time champion had signed a contract extension throughContinue reading “How could F1 look in 2027?”
George sets marker for Championship Revival
By Joe Murphy George Russell put Mercedes on pole position for the Dutch Grand Prix sprint race at Zandvoort with a lap of 1:11.567, beating fellow Briton Lando Norris by 0.041 seconds. It was a difficult session for the championship leaders. Kimi Antonelli, who leads the standings, could only manage fifth for Mercedes after runningContinue reading “George sets marker for Championship Revival”
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