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It's Verstappen and Hadjar in the second row, with Russell and Leclerc in the third. This should be a good and exciting first 10 laps. 
And it is a podium for Hadjar!
What a day for the 20-year-old French driver...Norris was really unlucky today. While pushing for the win one last time his car broke down. Now he is much farther away from Piastri as the gap has become 34 points.
No luck for Ferrari either... Hamilton again made a simple mistake. Antonelli killed Leclerc's race and he also couldn't get any points because of a 10-second penalty.
Yeah, it's a nIce consolation that despite not winning the Dutch GP this year, Verstappen still got on the podium and still got the second best spot up there.
Not a bad result for him imho. He better relish everything he could get this season as the next one might be very good for him without Horner and Newey at the helm.
Anyway, would be entertaining if Horner went to Aston Martin and make a winner out of Lance Stroll.
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Scraped on 01/09/2025, 12:20:40 UTC
It's Verstappen and Hadjar in the second row, with Russell and Leclerc in the third. This should be a good and exciting first 10 laps.
And it is a podium for Hadjar!
What a day for the 20-year-old French driver...Norris was really unlucky today. While pushing for the win one last time his car broke down. Now he is much farther away from Piastri as the gap has become 34 points.
No luck for Ferrari either... Hamilton again made a simple mistake. Antonelli killed Leclerc's race and he also couldn't get any points because of a 10-second penalty.
Yeah, it's a nIce consolation that despite not winning the Dutch GP this year, Verstappen still got on the podium and still got the second best spot up there.
Not a bad result for him imho. He better relish everything he could get this season as the next one might be very good for him without Horner and Newey at the helm.