A week after the farcical washout in Belgium, pole-sitter Verstappen controlled the race from the start in bright sunshine at the beach resort of Zandvoort.
Max Verstappen
Home favourite Max Verstappen snatched the world championship lead from Lewis Hamilton on Sunday as the Red Bull driver claimed a dominant victory at the first Dutch Grand Prix since 1985.
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A week after the farcical washout in Belgium, pole-sitter Verstappen controlled the race from the start in bright sunshine at the beach resort of
Zandvoort.
His seventh win in 13 races this season turned a three-point deficit into a three-point lead over Hamilton ahead of Monza next weekend. Hamilton settled for second with Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas a distant third.
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